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2026 Vuelta a España route | 5 stages, 2 winners so far: will a third join them?
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Latest Comments
- Wout taking the sting out of late attacks was massive. That’s leadership. Brennan calm as you like—chapeau, lads. Qué etapa, magnifique teamwork!jennifer1928-08-2026
- Not sure I buy the “clear-cut” call on a flat sprint. Other teams looked strong and Wout could easily have been the protected rider. Feels a bit like the article glosses over that debate.raceready728-08-2026
- Really enjoyed this piece. Wynants keeping a lid on the hype is smart. Brennan’s Kuurne win showed he can handle bad weather and positioning—Flanders talk isn’t crazy, just not for tomorrow.patriciaw28-08-2026
- Quick question: when they say “lead-out,” is that just the last teammate pulling before the finish, or is it a whole sequence of riders lining up? Still getting my head round how they time it so precisely.velodromevirtuoso128-08-2026
- That was a clinic from Visma | Lease a Bike. Van Aert and Laporte did the dirty work perfectly and Brennan finished it off like a seasoned sprinter. Textbook indeed.pedalpowe2928-08-2026
- - Grande Remco! Two etapas y segundo en la general, muy fuerte. Pero tácticas un poco tímidas, no?patriciaw28-08-2026
- - This piece feels a tad harsh on Sven tbh. Predicting Pog to win in July isn’t heresy; the guy had a 3-minute cushion by Stage 6 and controlled every descent. You can’t rewrite the Tourmalet.robert6528-08-2026
- - Quick question: why didn’t Evenepoel try earlier long-range moves in the second week when Pogacar looked a touch isolated? Is it because the team didn’t trust his third-week durability, or was it just stage design?andrewf28-08-2026
- - Not sure I buy the idea that BORA never believed in Remco. If Del Toro needed protecting and Pog was on a mission, when exactly were they supposed to launch? Plateau de Solaison was great, but the GC gap was already baked in.sprocketspiny28-08-2026
- - Loved the insight from Van Hooydonck. He’s got that racer’s mentality—better to blow up going for yellow than quietly settle for second. Remco’s two stage wins show the legs were there; the strategy felt a bit too conservative early doors.pedalpowe2928-08-2026
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