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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
- - Enric Mas playing it cool at +50 and Roglič a minute behind him — GC still wide open without Tadej. But if Pogi’s season’s done, we lose a monster Worlds/Euros showdown on home roads. Qué pena, vraiment.julien29-08-2026
- - Eurosport calling it from the moto was spot on. Reminds me of that roundabout chaos with Vingegaard and Visma. These street furniture/road debris incidents keep deciding races. UCI/organisers need tighter neutral-zone sweeps.michael5429-08-2026
- - Brutal way for a GC bid to end. If it was really a rock on the shoulder, that’s just rotten luck. He was well-positioned after the intermediate sprint, too. Safety motos need to flag that stuff sooner.patriciaw29-08-2026
- - Enric saying “limit the damage” feels right, but he can’t keep giving Pog 5–10 seconds every summit. Minor gripe: the article glosses over Gall’s watts—would’ve loved some data. Grande etapa, pero faltan números, no?lindae28-08-2026
- - Red Bull-BORA with Roglič a minute back—does that gap matter this early or is it normal to let Pogačar have a cushion before the high mountains/time trial? Also, is Stage 9 a proper queen stage or just media hype?cadencekingm28-08-2026
- - Quick question: why did Decathlon take it up if it helped Pog in the end? Wouldn’t it have been better to sit on UAE’s tempo and wait? I’m still figuring out how these team tactics work on summit finishes.julien28-08-2026
- - Not sure I buy Mas’ “frustrated” angle. Pogacar just rode the numbers when Gall opened the gap, then closed and added six seconds for free. If that’s irritation, I hope my GC leader gets angry like that every day.samanthak28-08-2026
- - Gall looked sharp today. That Decathlon CMA CGM pull on the last climb actually made sense tactically—force UAE to respond, then Felix goes. Pog’s counter was vintage: measure, then sting. Stage 9 is going to be carnage if he’s already this comfy.patriciaw28-08-2026
- - Slightly sceptical about the piece framing it as frustration. The quotes from Pogacar read like he was in control. Maybe we’re overreading the body language?tourdeforce928-08-2026
- - “We’re here to win the GC, not to mess around.” That line says it all. He saved UAE’s matches and still gained time. Efficient as ever.andrewf28-08-2026
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