Road Racing

Mas couldn't gap Remco Evenepoel on stage 17 on Wednesday but makes it his mission to keep trying all the way to Madrid.

A delicious alphabet soup of a kit.

Colombian completes hat trick of grand tour stages.

The Slovenian didn't start stage 17 after crashing heavily during the stage 16 finale.

‘It’s a loss for the race and a pity for him’.

The loss of Roglič from the race will put a dent in the GC battle but there are still plenty of twists in the tale to be had before Madrid.

Lotto Soudal has seen half its team go home due to COVID-19 positives.

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Slovenian leaves the race having sat in second overall.

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False flats and melted goo on the Grassy Knoll in Spain.

Looks like a day for the breakaway.

In an instant, chaos erupted at the Spanish Grand Tour.

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The Giro winner takes a personally disappointing Vuelta (so far) in his stride.

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'I know that Adam has to do his job but Remco punctured and that's it,' says a team spokesperson before the TV commentator takes it back in a video message.

The Slovenian hits the deck during a sprint for the line after forcing a breakaway in the final kilometers.

Remco Evenepoel suffers late mechanical but holds overall lead.

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The sprinters' last chance before Madrid.

The only way is up, one way or the other, as Evenepoel feels he's already answered the question of whether he's a rider for the Grand Tours.

The Belgian is on course to become Belgium's first grand tour winner in over 40 years but he's still got a week of tricky stages to conquer.

Third week of Vuelta to climax in stage 20 ripsnorter suited for attacks and ambush as time ticks against Roglič and Mas.

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Tossato on Vuelta rookies: 'We have the whole team working to help these guys. They are the future of the team.'

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It wasn't the GC shuffle that many expected, but seconds were traded among the top 10, with Thymen Arensman the winner of the day.

Late move from Bredewold secures stage 6 victory ahead of Eleonora Gasparrini.

Evenepoel keeps playing it smart, letting his rivals take a little while he doesn't give up a lot.

American rider off the front of the race for more than 50 kilometers in another big ride during this Vuelta.

Dutch rider fends off everyone to win 'queen stage' and punch into the top-10.

The Movistar captain gains time on direct podium rivals as his confidence grows.

Evenepoel suffers but doesn't splinter as Primož Roglič and Enric Mas make gains and time gaps condense.

Evenepoel loses time to his main rivals for second consecutive stage.

Our predictions for stage 15, a high-altitude finish at the end of a long climb.

Evenepoel still leads by 1:49, but his 'jour sans' opens up the Vuelta going into the challenging final week. The race is very much on.

Carapaz holds on from the breakaway as Roglič gains 52 seconds on the red jersey.

Jumbo-Visma sets up Roglič for attack: 'We didn't expect Remco to cede time today.'

French champion edges out Riejanne Markus as Lorena Wiebes retains overall lead.

GC pack will look to exploit any weakness in Remco Evenepoel on relentless 2,500m summit finish of stage 15.

Quick Step's Ilan Van Wilder: 'No need to panic. Remco didn't lose 15 minutes.'

The American Criterium Cup comes to a close this weekend in St. Louis, Missouri.

Ecuadorian climber wins on perfectly timed winning attack at La Pandera.

Roglič uncorks sizzling acceleration in final four kilometers of stage 14 to gap Evenepoel and loosen Belgian's grip on red.

Carapaz holds on from the breakaway as Roglič gains 48 seconds on the red jersey.

Vuelta race leader says he's not reading the Belgian papers as he heads into decisive GC weekend.

Froome lost the 2016 Vuelta after a raid to Formigal, but delivered a stunning reversal to win the 2018 Giro d'Italia.

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Expect another day for the GC men to battle it out.

Dutch national champion Riejanne Markus continues to make strides with Simac Ladies Tour stage 4 win.

Lorena Wiebes finishes second and holds on to race lead on hilly queen stage.

Back-to-back climbing stages present opportunity and danger for Vuelta GC favorites.

Steep pitches and jagged profile of La Pandera mark the first of two consecutive summit finishes of crucial weekend in southern Spain.

After a rough spring, a victory would have come in handy for the 28-year-old.

Dane comes through for win after three second places: 'It was up to me to deliver it in the end.'

The Dane extends his lead in the green jersey competition.

Evenepoel says Juan Ayuso's presence in the Vuelta is 'risky' and vows to keep distance from Spanish rider who is infected with COVID-19.

Two summit finishes in two days offer Primož Roglič and Enric Mas the opportunity to try to rip red from Remco Evenepoel.

Two-time champ says Vuelta is Evenepoel's to lose going into decisive weekend.

UAE Team Emirates reports that Ayuso's viral level is low enough that it presents a 'low risk of infectivity.'

Who are Evenepoel's remaining teammates, and does squad strength even matter when Remco is running riot?

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One for the sprinters.

The ghost files are back.

GC riders need to remain vigilant after two high-profile crashes in recent stages.

Primož Roglič on staying close: 'Hopefully I can improve a bit.'

Racing with a bloodied knee and a torn jersey, the Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl rider brushed off a potentially dangerous spill to defend red.

Race leader vents at race commissaire after sliding out on corner.

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Ineos Grenadiers rider attacks from the breakaway to take the stage win with Wilco Kelderman claiming second.

Retiring star vows to help Enric Mas push for the final podium.

It appeared the Vuelta race leader was not seriously injured and he chased back to the main GC group.

Boy van Poppel and Santiago Buitrago the latest to leave due to the virus.

Rate of positives close to double that of the Tour de France.

Peñas Blancas could be another opportunity for the breakaway but there are some gains to be made by the GC riders, too.

Hard racing and high stakes at the world's most important U23 race.

It's a day that suits the GC men, even if the stage winner comes from a breakaway.

Odd TTTs and impressive climbing from the sport's future stars.