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Volta a Portugal: Xabier Isasa Sprints Ahead of Rui Oliveira to Win Stage 6

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Last two riders in the breakaway hold off charging chasers in Peso da Régua

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·Lisboa, Portugal
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Xabier Isasa (Euskaltel-Euskadi) has achieved his first professional victory in a beautiful way. The cyclist from Urretxu (Gipuzkoa) won the sixth stage of the Tour of Portugal today, which took place between Santa Maria da Feira and Peso da Regua. Isasa performed brilliantly throughout the stage: first, he joined the day's breakaway; then, he advanced together with Rui Oliveira; and, finally, he beat the Portuguese cyclist in the sprint. Isasa …

The Spanish Xabier Isasa (Euskaltel-Euskadi) imposed himself today on the sprint on the arrival at Peso da Reggua, to win the sixth stage of the Return to Portugal by bicycle, which is led by the French Alexis Guérin (Anicolor-Campicarn).

·Portugal
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After the rest day, the 87th Volta a Portugal Jogos Santa Casa resumed with the sixth stage, 132.6 kilometers between Santa Maria da Feira and Peso da Régua. Although it was the shortest stage of this...

Lisbon, Aug 12 (EFE).- The Spanish Xabier Isasa, from the Euskaltel-Euskadi, surpassed this Wednesday Rui Oliveira, of the UAE Team Emirates, on the finish line and prevailed on the...

·Barcelona, Spain
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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