Vuelta a España results

Juan Sebastian Molano takes the final stage for UAE Team Emirates.

Thymen Arensman takes second on the final mountain stage but Evenepoel takes a commanding lead into the final stage.

Everything to fight for on Saturday’s penultimate stage.

Day's breakaway controlled as GC riders keep powder dry.

The red jersey took his second stage win of the race after catching and passing Robert Gesink in the final meters of the stage.

Colombian completes hat trick of grand tour stages.

Remco Evenepoel suffers late mechanical but holds overall lead.

The Dane extends his lead in the green jersey competition.

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

The peloton sizzles in the heat of southern Spain.

The Belgian expands his lead at the top of the overall classification.

South African takes first grand tour stage win, race leader tightens grip on red.

Australian dominates the day's climbs to take over king of the mountains competition.

Less than a minute in it as the breakaway takes the win, despite a determined chase from the peloton.

Stewart rides aggressively in first grand tour, sets teammate up for red jersey.

The Spanish rider soloes to the stage win as Rudy Molard takes the race lead.

‘We only wanted the intermediate today, limit the losses.’

Danish rider finishes second on stage 4 to pick up points, beats Bennett in intermediate sprint.

Jumbo-Visma rider powers away from the pack on the final rise to the line to become the fourth from the team to wear the red jersey.

Mads Pedersen finishes second for the second day in a row as Edoardo Affini takes red jersey for Jumbo-Visma.

Irishman roars back to the top to end frustrating period.

Jumbo-Visma tops Ineos Grenadiers and Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl in Utrecht opener, with Robert Gesink scoring the first red jersey.