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2020 Vuelta a Espana, David Gaudu, Features, Primoz Roglic, Race reports, Racing, Richard Carapaz - November 8, 2020

Roglic fends off Carapaz to hold Vuelta lead, Gaudu wins final mountain stage

Primoz Roglic avoided a repeat of his heartbreaking Tour de France finale as he fended off a last-climb attack from Ineos’ Richard Carapaz, with more than a bit of help from Movistar, to hang on to the lead at the Vuelta a Espana by just 24 seconds. Groupama-FDJ’s David Gaudu was the fastest from the …

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Hugh Carthy wins stage 12 of the Vuelta, Carapaz takes back red

Hugh Carthy of EF Pro Cycling continued to impress by winning stage 12 of the Vuelta a España, a stage that featured five categorized climbs, the final being the famed Alto de l’Angliru. Aleksandr Vlasov (Astana Pro Team) finished in second, sixteen seconds behind Carthy, with Enric Mas (Movistar Team) taking third and Richard Carapaz …

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Ineos is putting on a hell of a show – let’s enjoy it while we can

Grand Tours haven’t gone this badly for Team Ineos/Sky since 2014. Every year since then, the team’s won at least one three-week race. In 2017 and 2018, it won two. So far in 2020, Ineos has had both of its GC campaigns fall to pieces. The team will be ruing its misfortune, and rightly so, …

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Froome and Thomas out, Carapaz in: What does it mean for Ineos at the Tour?

Ineos unveiled its Tour de France roster on Wednesday, and the big reveal turned heads in more ways than one. The team’s announcement confirmed that Chris Froome would, indeed, miss the Tour de France this year, putting an end to speculation that had been all over cycling media for weeks. But that wasn’t the only …

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Brailsford explains why he left two Tour champions off the Tour roster

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Ineos team principal Dave Brailsford has given some context on the team’s Tour de France roster selection, detailing what went into the decision to leave both Geraint Thomas and Chris Froome out of the team and revealing that both Egan Bernal and Richard Carapaz will be targeting yellow this year. In a short video, Brailsford …

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Roglic fends off Carapaz to hold Vuelta lead, Gaudu wins final mountain stage

Hugh Carthy wins stage 12 of the Vuelta, Carapaz takes back red

Ineos is putting on a hell of a show – let’s enjoy it while we can

Froome and Thomas out, Carapaz in: What does it mean for Ineos at the Tour?

Brailsford explains why he left two Tour champions off the Tour roster

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