La Vuelta 2022 – How to watch Stage 13 on Friday, TV and live stream details, timings and route map

After a Stage 12 full of general classification action, Stage 13 is one for the breakaway specialists and sprinters with a decent uphill kick. Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) recovered from a spill — and a slight tantrum — to lead his GC rivals home on Stage 12 won by Richard Carapaz (Ineos Grenadiers). Ad The 22-year-old had initially raged after losing his front wheel on a innocuous bend during the descent back towards the coast at a point in the race when Quick-Step were under no real pressure.

Vuelta a España‘S*** happens!’ — Evenepoel in reflective mood after initially raging on Stage 1216 HOURS AGO He rode up alongside the race director’s car and launched a bit of a tirade – blaming everyone from the TV motorcycle to the Spanish road layers. Carapaz emerged from a break to win the stage as Evenepoel ultimately solidified his general classification advantage. Evenepoel will hope there are no ill effects to his crash as La Vuelta continues on Friday with the lumpy 171km Stage 13, which favours the breakaway specialists and sprinters with a decent uphill kick.

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