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Bryan Coquard claims first-ever Grand Tour stage win on stage eight of the Vuelta

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French cyclist Bryan Coquard (Cofidis) today won the sprint the eighth stage of the Tour to Spain, marked by the resignation, after the fall, of Slovenian Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates), who gave the lead to Spanish Enric Mas (Movistar).

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OTTAVAVA PAGES VUELTA TAPPA ESPANA 2026 Bryan Coquard 10: the first victory in a big lap never forgets. The French speedster at 34 gets rid of this satisfaction with a fly pulled very hard, where with a stroke of the final kidneys he managed to have the best of Pedersen right at the photofinish. A guizzo [...]

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At the end of an 8th stage marked by numerous falls including that fatal to the ambitions of Tadej Pogacar, it was in a sprint marked by a new incident that Bryan Coquard took the best on Mads Pedersen and Jordi Meeus. Enric Mas took the lead in the general ranking.

Madrid, 29 Aug (Press Latina) The Frenchman Bryan Coquard, of the Cofidis, today conquered to the esprint the eighth stage of LaVuelta to Spain, of 171 kilometers between Puçol and Xeraco, in a day shaken by the abandonment of the leader Tadej Pogacar. The post French Bryan Coquard conquers the eighth stage of the Vuelta a España first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

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XERACO (ANP) - Bryan Coquard won the eighth stage of the Vuelta on Saturday. The French Cofidis rider was the best in the mass sprint in Xeraco, a coastal town south of Valencia. Dane Mads Pedersen finished second, ahead of Jordi Meeus from Belgium. The day was marked by the dropout...

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Nieuws.nl broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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