Pogacar Roars to Dominant Vuelta Stage Win in Andorra
- On Tuesday, Tadej Pogačar dominated the 104.8km fourth stage of the Vuelta a España in Andorra, launching a solo attack 50km from the finish line to secure his longest grand tour solo victory.
- Racing resumed Tuesday following the cancellation of stage three due to hailstorms, as Monday's inclement weather had foiled Pogačar's earlier attempt to build a significant lead.
- During the 6.5km climb, Pogačar accelerated on the Collada de Beixalis, where rivals had no response to the acceleration, leaving them to scrap for minor places over the remaining 50km.
- Jarno Widar of Lotto Intermarche won the sprint for second place, finishing 2min 39sec behind, while Pogačar now leads the Vuelta by 3'21" from Primoz Roglič, with Enric Mas third.
- Wednesday's 173.3km stage five runs from Falset to Roquetes, as Pogačar stated he is now "calm and confident" for the remaining days of the race.
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The Slovenian cyclist of the UAE team alone conquered the first high mountain stage with an attack 50 kilometers from the finish line.
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ANDORRA LA VELLA, Andorra (AP) — Tadej Pogačar took a big step toward winning the Tour of Spain for the first time by overwhelmingly winning the fourth stage on Tuesday.
The Slovenian made a powerful attack with about 50 kilometers to go, giving his closest pursuers a nearly three-minute lead. Tadej Pogačar won the fourth stage of the 2026 Vuelta a España. The UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider made a solo attack in the mountains of Andorra, breaking away from his main competitors and not only winning the stage but also taking the red jersey as the general classification leader. This was reported by Sport RBC.UA, citin…
The East Tyrolean Felix Gall finished third on the fourth Vuelta stage! Superstar Tadej Pogacar has won after a 50-km solo, which has already made a preliminary decision in the overall classification of the 81st Tour of Spain. The Slovenian Toppavorit of the UAE team triumphed on Tuesday after 104.8 mountain kilometers around Andorra la Vella with a 2:39 minute lead on the remaining top riders around the East Tyrolean Felix Gall (Decathlon), who…
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