LIVE Vuelta: 6 leaders with Jimmy Janssens, control Trek and BikeExchange

Vuelta a España: Stage 7

road racing 190 how much

12:32: Camargo – 17:30: Cisterna

Until now118 km

1. Samuel Batistella (ITA)
2. Fred Wright (GBR)
3. Jesus Herrada (Spa)
4. Omar Goldstein (ISR)
5. Harry Sweeney (Australia)
6. Jimmy Janssens (BEL)
Leading group
1. Samuel Batistella (ITA)
2. Fred Wright (GBR)
3. Jesus Herrada (Spa)
4. Omar Goldstein (ISR)
5. Harry Sweeney (Australia)
6. Jimmy Janssens (BEL)
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Remco Evenepoel came out of the fog in a red jersey yesterday. His first day as captain in the Vuelta is a long trek through Cantabria with endless climbs as the toughest obstacle. Is it a call to attackers or are strong runners pushing for a sprint? Watch one or on this page live from 3.50pm.

2 PM 13. For Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl it’s going to be a pretty cheap day thanks to this scenario. Fred Wright is the best in the rankings: 21’57”. BikeExchange and Trek-Segafredo both lead the group.
2 p.m. 06. At Cofidis they can always count on the Herrada brothers in Vuelta. Jesus is now the general at the forefront of the race. In 2019 he won a stage at the Vuelta. & nbsp; .
2:00 p.m. 01. Samuel Battistella (23 years old) is the envoy of Astana. The Italian was normally participating in the tour, but was eliminated in Denmark due to the coronavirus. In 2019, he became the U-23 World Champion in Harrogate, ahead of Stefan Bisiger, Tom Bidcock, Sergio Higuita, Andreas Kron and Tobias Voss. & nbsp; .
13 hours 55.
13 hours 54. I could not respond to the attack of Remko Evenbühl and Enrique Maas. They were very strong. Jay Hindley (Bora Hansgrohe).
13 hours 50. After 51 kilometers, the difference continues to increase gently: 4’03”.
13 hours 48. It should come as no surprise that Trek-Segafredo dispenses instructions in the packaging. Mads Pedersen spoke clearly at the beginning: “Yes, I finally want to win,” says the Dane, who has already finished second 3 times at the Vuelta aray. “The green shirt remains a goal.” Sam Bennett leads 9 points in this ranking. & nbsp; .
13h45.
13 hours 41. The first hour ended with 46.1 kilometers on the clock. The peloton buildup has increased a bit on these rolling roads: 3’37”..
13 Hours 34. Wout Poels: “My future? I’m going to bike for at least another two years. With this team? That’s in it, yeah.”

Wout Poels: “My future? I’m going to be cycling for at least another two years. With this team? That’s in it, yeah”
13 hours 33. I wonder if Remco Evenepoel will last, but it looks good. . Wout Poels (Bahrain victorious).
3’07”. 3’07”, this should be about the maximum lead. At the end of the first hour, the scenario is now flat for a while. & nbsp; . 13 hours 31.
13 Hours 28. At Lotto-Soudal, they hope the ride will last until the end, because Harry Sweeney (24) showed his good form in the Tour de Ain. He became the second in the final stage. The 24-year-old Australian climber took a Tour victory last year: He finished third after Nils Polit and Emmanuel Erfite in Nimes. & nbsp; .
13:23. Trek-Segafredo wants to give Mads Pedersen an extra boost and also move forward. This is also necessary with an overhang of 3’06”.
13 h 21.
13h 16. At 2’40” It’s rather surprising that BikeExchange has settled into the front of the pack. Does Kaden Groves think this terrain is within his capabilities?
13:15 Fred Wright (23 years old) is without a doubt one of the drivers at the front. The Briton finished seventh on the Tour of Flanders and also fascinated heavily on the Tour with, among other things, second place behind Mads Pedersen in Saint-Etienne. In this Vuelta he grabbed the red on Wednesday with third place. .
1 pm 12. Not amazed man yet. Yesterday was a less difficult day, but we hope we can turn the tables. . Grischa Niermann (Team Captain Jumbo-Visma).
1’20”. Peloton settled: The Six Leaders are gone. But how big are their bonuses? 13 Hours 10.
13 Hours 07. Late champ Jimmy Janssens was allowed to drink a glass for Jay Vine’s victory yesterday. Our 33-year-old compatriot drove his first big run with the Giro last year and is now trying to keep the peloton at a distance with his five buddies. & nbsp; .

ride	Date	Beginning of the End	the total	winner	leader
1	08/19 18:30	Utrecht – Utrecht	23.3 km	TJV	Director Office
2	08/20 13:36	‘s-Hertogenbosch – Utrecht	175.1 km	Bennett	Teunissen
3	08/21 12:53	Breda – Breda	193.2 km	Bennett	convergence
4	23/08 13:53	Vitoria-Justice – LaGuardia	152.5 km	brave	brave
5	08/24 13:01	Irun – Bilbao	187.2 km	Soller	Mallard
6	08/25 12:36	Bilbao – Pico Jano	181.2 km	vine	Evenbol
7	08/26 12:32	Camargo – Cisterna	190 km	Until now 119.97 how much
8	27/08 13:28	Collau Fancuaya	153.4 km
9	08/28 12:53	Villaviciosa – Les Prires	171.4 km
10	08/30 14:40	Elche – Alicante	30.9 km
11	08/31 12:51	Alama de Murcia – Cabo de Gata	191.2 km
12	09/01 12:34	Salobrina – Peñas Blancas	192.7 km
13	09/02 13:36	Ronda – Montella	168.4 km
14	09/03 13:17	Montoro – Sierra de la Bandera	160.3 km
15th	09/04 13:21	Martos – Sierra Nevada	149.6 km
16	09/06 13:00	Sanlucar de Barrameda – Tomaris	189.4 km
17	09/07 13:21	Aracena – Monasterio de Tentudia	162.3 km
18	09/08 12:19	Trujillo – Alto de Purnal	192 km
19	09/09 14:03	Talavera de la Reina – Talavera de la Reina	138.3 km
20	09/10 12:45	Moralzarzal – Puerto de Navacerrada	181 km
21	09/11 17:26	Las Rozas Madrid – Madrid	96.7 km

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LIVE Vuelta: 6 leaders with Jimmy Janssens, control Trek and BikeExchange | Vuelta a Espana 2022

It would be a very cheap day for Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl thanks to this scenario. Fred Wright was the best in position: 21’57”. BikeExchange and Trek-Segafredo both lead the group.

In Cofidis, they can always count on the two Herrada brothers in the Vuelta. Jesus is now the general at the forefront of the race. In 2019 he won a stage at the Vuelta aray.

After 51 kilometres, the difference continues to increase gently: 4’03”.

The first clock ended with 46.1 kilometers on the clock. The peloton buildup has increased quite a bit on these rolling roads: 3’37”.

Wout Poels: “My future? I’m going to be cycling for at least another two years. With this team? That’s in it, yeah”

3’07”

At Lotto-Soudal, they hope the trip will last until the end, because Harry Sweeney (24) showed his good form at the Tour de Ain. He became the second in the final stage. The 24-year-old Australian climber took a Tour victory last year: He finished third after Nils Polit and Emmanuel Erfite in Nimes.

Trek-Segafredo wants to give Mads Pedersen an extra boost and is also heading to the front. This is also necessary with overhangs up to 3’06”.

Is the stage winner hidden in the peloton?

In the 2’40 rear, it’s somewhat surprising that BikeExchange has settled into the top of the group. Does Kaden Groves think this terrain is within his capabilities?

1’20”

Late singer Jimmy Janssens was allowed to drink a glass of Jay Vine’s victory yesterday. Our 33-year-old compatriot drove his first big run with the Giro last year and is now trying to keep the peloton at a distance with his five buddies.

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