This Friday, Vuelta a España once again middle mountain profileWith the ascent to Puerto de San Glorio, category one will cover 65 kilometers from the finish line and 190 kilometers between Camargo in Cantabria and Cisterna in the León province, which is expected to be. a quieter day for general classification
On the stage yesterday, the Belgian Remco Evenepoel (Quick Step Alpha Vinyl) he was a great hero. On the sixth day, the 181.2-kilometer route started from Bilbao and ended with a climb to the Cantabrian Pico Jano, wearing the red jersey, outstripping the rest of the favourites, though not accompanying Australia’s victory. Jay Vine (Alpecin-Deceunick).
Ten kilometers away, Vine knew which moment to pick. attacking the team It was widely chosen during the ascent to Pico Jano, already a prime port, and during the first high-altitude arrival scene marked by weather conditions. The Australian was the bravest of his attack, and despite the moves between the favourites, they had an advantage they couldn’t catch.