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Soler wins Vuelta stage 14 with climbing attack, Vingegaard keeps red
SOMIEDO, Spain :Spain's Marc Soler left the competition far behind with a solo attack on a climactic category one climb to win stage 14 of the Vuelta a Espana on Saturday as Jonas Vingegaard retained his lead in the general classification with a second-place finish.
Soler takes Vuelta stage 14 with solo climbing attack, Vingegaard keeps red
SOMIEDO, Spain :Spain's Marc Soler left the competition far behind with a solo attack on a climactic category one climb to win stage 14 of the Vuelta a Espana on Saturday as Jonas Vingegaard retained his lead in the general classification with a second-place finish.
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No Vuelta stage 11 winner after protesters disrupt finish line
There was no winner on stage 11 of the Vuelta a Espana on Wednesday, after organisers ordered the race to finish three kilometres from the line due to pro-Palestinian protesters causing disruption at the finish in Bilbao.
Vine climbs to victory on Vuelta stage 10, Vingegaard retakes red jersey
Australian Jay Vine (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) went for broke five kilometres from the summit finish to win stage 10 of the Vuelta a Espana on Tuesday, repeating his stage six victory, while race favourite Jonas Vingegaard reclaimed the leader's red jersey.
Australian Vine solos to Vuelta stage six win, Traeen takes red jersey
Australian Jay Vine (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) launched a solo attack from a breakaway group in the final 20 kilometres to win stage six of the Vuelta a Espana on Thursday, with Torstein Traeen of Norway taking second place and the overall race lead.
Nothing to prove, Perez just wants to enjoy racing again
LONDON :Sergio Perez said he had nothing to prove and just wanted to enjoy racing again after Cadillac announced the Mexican's Formula One comeback next season.