When he least expected it, and after 12 runner-up finishes, 35 WorldTour top-10s and 1085 days since his last victory, Tobias Halland Johannessen finally claimed what he had been desperately searching ...

A victory on the Alto de Aitana on stage 9, and gaining small amounts of time on almost every summit finish that followed, further consolidated Mas' position at the top of the classification. But ...

Chief amongst those absent was former Vuelta leader and world number one Tadej Pogačar, whose accident on stage 8 left the rest of the team, and the race, reeling in disbelief and shock.

The 175km finish race takes riders through the Salpausselkä UNESCO Geopark. After leaving from Pajulahti the first 50km takes place on wider scenic roads and through forested sections, then it is onto ...

Eddie Dunbar(Pinarello Q36.5) is no stranger to setbacks, with crashes seemingly always coming for him as often as he has shown his brilliance throughout his career. But after a long road back from ...

After the medical comunicado revealed that Dunbar had come down on his left side after 175km, his team later confirmed he had fractured his collarbone, which will now require surgery. He had been part ...

Whilst there have not been any updates yet about any significant injuries for Ayuso, it's another stroke or poor luck for the Spaniard who was hoping to have at least a few scot-free weeks to close ...

The Scot was dropped on the first ascent of the Puerto de El Purche on Saturday, losing contact with the small group of favourites with just over 90km still to race. A daring attack from Visma-Lease a ...

Contador took Spain's previous Vuelta win in 2014, just a few months after breaking his tibia at the Tour de France, a race he looked set to win for a third time. Following his injury, 'El Pistolero' ...

Holding a 2:06 advantage over second-placed Felix Gall (Decathlon CMA CGM) and 2:10 over four-time Vuelta champion Primož Roglič (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe), Mas looked very relaxed as, for the second ...

He was famously on the wrong end of one in the Tour de France six years ago, but there was to be no final twist for Primož Roglič on the final mountain stage of this year's Vuelta a España. Even for ...