Tadej Pogacar secures solo victory on stage four of Vuelta a España

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Tadej Pogacar secures solo victory on stage four of Vuelta a España
Summary

Tadej Pogacar dominated stage four of the Vuelta a España, claiming a solo victory in Andorra. The Slovenian cyclist broke away from the peloton midway through the challenging 105km course, pulling ahead on the steep slopes of the Collada de Beixalis. Pogacar finished the stage with a lead of almost three minutes over his competitors. This performance solidifies his position as race leader as the Vuelta continues. More details on subsequent stages are expected soon.

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By the Numbers
  • Tadej Pogacar won stage four in Andorra.
  • He broke away on Collada de Beixalis.
  • Victory margin was nearly three minutes.
  • He remains the race leader.
  • Further details on the race are forthcoming.
Latest Updates
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  • 3:36 PMThe Guardian SportVuelta a España: Tadej Pogacar punishes peloton with mighty solo win on stage four
What they're saying
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The defending Tour de France champion, seeking a sweep of Grand Tour titles, finished Tuesday's tough mountain stage in Andorra 2 minutes, 39 seconds ahead of the chasers. Pogačar opened an overall lead of 3 minutes, 21 seconds over Primoz Roglic, with Enric Mas other 11 seconds behind in the general classification. Pogačar's win, his second at the Vuelta this year, came a day after the third stage was canceled because of hail near the end of the route in France.

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Slovenian powers to victory by more than three minutes Leader breaks rivals on brutal climb at halfway point Race leader Tadej Pogacar put almost three minutes into the entire field of the Vuelta a España with a typically dominant solo victory on stage four in Andorra. The Slovenian broke clear halfway through the challenging 105km stage on the brutal slopes of the Collada de Beixalis and left the peloton in his wake. More details soon … Continue reading...

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Tadej Pogacar takes a huge step towards winning the Velta a Espana for the first time as he cruises to a resounding victory in the fourth stage on Tuesday.

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