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- 2025 Vuelta a España route – A stage-by-stage breakdown, with savage ascents of Angliru and Bola del Mundo
- Who will win the 2025 Vuelta a España? Analysing the favourites for the red jersey
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Rest Day2025-09-01
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Rest Day2025-09-08
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Stage 19 - Vuelta a España 2025 stage 19 preview | Rueda - Guijuelo2025-09-12 161.9km -
Stage 21 - Vuelta a España 2025 stage 21 preview | Alalpardo - Madrid2025-09-14 111.6km
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'We hope decisions will be taken quickly' - Vuelta a España organisers remain cagey about continuing participation of Israel-Premier Tech squad after stage partly suspended due to pro-Palestine protests
Race technical director Kiko García says had lengthy discussions with team before stage -
'This might be the last time we have a stage winner' - Jonas Vingegaard pessimistic about Vuelta a España after pro-Palestine protests paralyse race
Race leader says no feeling of danger as Vuelta grinds to near-halt -
Neilson Powless hopes new pavé section at Maryland Cycling Classic is 'hard enough to make some separations'
Dwars door Vlaanderen champion spends two weeks at US home to prepare for 'nasty combo' of heat and humidity in Baltimore
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'Putting us in danger isn't going to help your cause' – Tom Pidcock outspoken against pro-Palestine protestors who caused Vuelta a España stage neutralisation
Brit frustrated after missing chance to fight for victory against Jonas Vingegaard as organisers declare GC times at 3km to go mark with no winner in Bilbao -
As it happened: No stage winner but GC gaps emerge as Vuelta a España stage 10 disrupted by protestors
Pidcock and Vingegaard gain time in Basque hills as stage cut short due to protests in Bilbao
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Vuelta a España stage 11: Tom Pidcock gains GC time on race leader Jonas Vingegaard as race neutralised with 3km to go
No stage winner on Wednesday as organisers prioritise safety in Bilbao due to threat of protests -
Protests force Vuelta a España stage to be neutralised with no winner
No stage winner will be declared and GC times to be taken at the 3km mark due to disruption by pro-Palestine protesters -
Simac Ladies Tour stage 2: Lorena Wiebes wins two in a row, increases overall lead
Clara Copponi second, Megan Jastrab third, as echelons break apart the peloton into Gennep
