A Challenging Mountain Route for Pogačar and His Team
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Already on the 4th stage, Tadej Pogacar created a big lead in the standings
The field will have to tackle four climbs on the 100-kilometer-long 4th stage of the Vuelta a España. Follow the stage here.
On day 4 of the Vuelta, the peloton climbs and descends through Andorra in a stage that lasts just 105 kilometers. Stay up to date here on everything happening in and around the race.
A strong hailstorm forced the cancellation of stage 3 of the Vuelta a España between the French towns of Gruissan and Font-Romeu, but on Tuesday, August 25, the fourth route in Andorra, a route of 104.8 kilometers of mountain type, runs.
After the stage was canceled due to hail at the end of the third day, today's stage of the Vuelta a España is scheduled for 4th, which brings three first-category passes and a total of almost 3,000 meters of altitude gain.
Font Romeu was supposed to be the first uphill test in this Vuelta, but a storm decided otherwise. Today in Andorra, just like Monaco a Valhalla for professional cyclists, another storm is instilling fear: Tadej Pogacar. There is a fear that he will already definitively lock down the race. “When you see that in Manosque he first follows Van Aert’s attack and then still finishes third...”
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