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2024 Vuelta a España runner-up Ben O'Connor abandons race on road to Angliru
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Spain's Foreign Minister expresses support for removal of Israel-Premier Tech from Vuelta a España
Multiple pro-Palestine protests against team's continued participation draw response from José Manuel Albares, but decision remains with UCI
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As it happened: Breakaway succeeds on stage 12 of Vuelta a España 2025
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A day above the clouds up the Alto de l'Angliru, 'the hardest climb in the world' – Reflections from the Vuelta a España
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'João deserved to win today' - Vuelta a España leader Jonas Vingegaard searches for positives after narrowly losing to key rival Almeida on Angliru
Dane distances other contenders but recognises major battle remains with Portuguese stage winner
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'I've broken numerous power records this Vuelta a España' – Tom Pidcock gets dropped but battles to maintain GC podium spot up 'unforgiving' Angliru
'Whatever happens, we can build with confidence for more future goals like this' says coach to Cyclingnews as Brit finishes seventh on stage 13 -
'João showed he can beat Jonas' - Almeida keeps Vuelta a España GC battle alive with defeat of Vingegaard on Angliru
Portuguese rider outsprints Dane at summit for UAE Team Emirates-XRG's sixth stage win of 2025 race -
Vuelta a España standings 2025 – general classification after stage 13
Jonas Vingegaard maintains his lead despite failing to take stage 13 summit win
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As it happened: GC showdown on the devastating Alto de l’Angliru at end of stage 13 of the Vuelta a España
Cabezón de la Sal to L'Angliru, 202km -
Vuelta a España stage 13: João Almeida holds off Jonas Vingegaard for win atop Angliru as duo battle on savagely-steep mountain
Jai Hindley accelerates in front of Sepp Kuss to grab third place -
Tour of Britain Men: Romain Grégoire shuts down uphill charge by Julian Alaphilippe to win stage 4
22-year-old Groupama-FDJ rider takes control of GC with slight edge over Brit Matthew Brennan
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Simac Ladies Tour stage 4: Lorena Wiebes continues clean sweep with stage 4 sprint win
Chiara Consonni second place as Shari Ossuyt third in closest sprint yet -
2024 Vuelta a España runner-up Ben O'Connor abandons race on road to Angliru
Australian reportedly suffering from injuries incurred in crash on Larra Belagua stage -
Spain's Foreign Minister expresses support for removal of Israel-Premier Tech from Vuelta a España
Multiple pro-Palestine protests against team's continued participation draw response from José Manuel Albares, but decision remains with UCI
