Volta Ciclista a Catalunya 2014
Among those lining up in the seven-day race defending champion Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp), Movistar's Nairo Quintana and local favourite Joaquim Rodríguez (Katusha), but more importantly it will be another face-off between Tirreno-Adriatico winner Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) and Tour de France winner Christopher Froome (Team Sky).
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Volta Ciclista a Catalunya24 March 2014 - 30 March 2014 | Spain | WorldTour
- Dan Martin faces tough title defence at Volta Ciclista a Catalunya
- Volta Ciclista a Catalunya past winners
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Stage 2 - Mezgec wins stage 2 of Catalunya | Mataró - Girona2014-03-25 168km
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Rodríguez savours second Volta a Catalunya triumph
Katusha veteran holds off rivals for narrow win
Barguil satisfied with rising form in Catalunya
Frenchman 9th overall, on the attack on Pyrenean stages
Rodriguez: I'm expecting a hard fight
Catalunya leader has minimal margin on GC rivals for last stage
Hesjedal on the rise in Catalunya
Canadian Giro winner slowly building form for rest of season
Froome happy with form at Volta a Catalunya
Briton completes fifth stage of Volta in good shape
Quintana affected by snow and cold in Catalunya
Colombian says form slowly arriving for Giro tough stage
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Hesjedal on the rise in Catalunya
Canadian Giro winner slowly building form for rest of season -
Froome happy with form at Volta a Catalunya
Briton completes fifth stage of Volta in good shape -
Quintana affected by snow and cold in Catalunya
Colombian says form slowly arriving for Giro tough stage
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Horner pulls out of Volta a Catalunya
American struggling with Achilles tendinitis problem -
Betancur out of Catalunya
Colombian suffers fever on Stage 3 -
Rodriguez prevails on Catalunya's first mountain finish
Katusha rider takes over GC lead with first victory of 2014
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Trek down to six riders in Catalunya
Zubeldia and Hondo withdraw due to illness -
Richie Porte quits Catalunya
Team Sky rider climbs off on stage 2 -
Contador: "If Froome’s here, it’s because he wants to win"
Spaniard has no doubt about British rival’s intentions in Catalunya
