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2025 La Vuelta a España Stage 12 Final KM’s.

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2.5 km to go and we did see uso there just you know with Romo just knocking it off a bit maybe he felt that he wasn’t contributing as much as he was and that is the way you know to uh just start to scare him a bit and start play the game and now they seem to be all you know back they all were just working well together and tactically you have to say good decision if that’s exactly what he’s done because the pressure is on Moistar here at home they’ve not won yet they need to win the sponsors will require Well, it’s in uh a real good position here and it’s going to be an interesting one out to see uh you know who’s going to be the best in this sprint because it is going to come down to that and we’re hearing that roll on still at that 17 seconds and uh it’s amazing that he is still hanging in there at that because you know the two up front I know they did knock it off a little bit but they have been riding very strong and uh we can see this group the way it’s just starting to uh you know close down a little bit but it’s too late. Kanat has made another move off the front here trying to chase him will be following looking for points looking for placings as well. It’s up there who’s doing that. One kilometer to go then do they have enough time? 15 seconds over Hono. A little look around. 28 seconds over the next group. The answer should be yes. How much are they going to mess around for now? They keep this speed twisting and turning into town. It’s going to be Javier Romo versus Hana Yuso. Maui Star against UA. 77 victories this season for UA. Another one here and there’ll be seven off the alltime record. Movies can only dream of a return like that right now, but they want to win at their home race. Here comes the big group behind. 3 and 1/4 hours in, less than 30 seconds now. The cap. They are flying around here at great speed. It’s still Romo on the front. And now Yus is playing this one perfectly. He’s on the wheel, Sean. He’s ready to pass. Yes, he is playing the one and he’s just playing the tactic. Be the wheel here. But Romo is going to be the one who has to stand up the sprint tail and it’s going to be an interesting one who is going to be the strongest. I would expect Romo to have the better kick. It is Javier Romo who goes Javier Romo who kicks but Hana Yuso explodes here to the front. Juanayo has the beating of Javier Romo. Resistance cracked already and he’s done it again. He has to win. He does win. He’s a born winner and Hana Yuso for the second time at this Wasp takes victory. Javier Romo into second place. What a ride from young player corn. Fourth place goes to Kapernat and more green jersey points in fifth go to Miss Peterson. It’s a breakaway day to Corales Dew. It’s win number 78 of the season for UAE team Emirates. It’s a fifth of this welter out of 11 contested stages. They might not be the top of the GC, but that’s where they are utterly dominant. Well, what a performance by Yo there. I was expecting Romo to have the better kick than this man here, but you know, he played it well. He made him lead out the sprint, sat on him for the last kilometer and then when he did kick, we could see Romo just not having the legs to continue on and to try to come over him. By just a couple of kilometers up the road now has a stage named after it. It’s Jana who wins. Victory for UAE again. Disappointment for Movi Star at home. Oh, so so close for Roma. The resistance was broken rather quickly. A look around the head down of his rival and that was that. Well, impressive by Yuso and uh when he did kick we could see there that he had yeah the you know the more power there and Romo after this ride as well. But I think uh it’s all about what you have got. It’s not about maybe the fastest because I think if in a fresher sprint Roma might be the fastest one, but this man of course we know when he gets to the end of a difficult stage he is just uh he’s got that class and yeah we see he’s proved it for many times and he’s proved it once again today. He might be leaving the team at the end of the season, but he is contributing to a potential record setting total of victories at the very top level this year. That’s the stage on day 12 of the Builta. A 16th career professional win for Juan Yuso. A third in a grand tour all this season. A second at this desper alongside Konatson Person with Dense Hson Vitrago a top 10 for Beli at 20 years of age on his boycott debut and Pablo Castrio in 10th place as well. Moby Star by the way for the record taking second and 10th. Here is the GC group and they’re led home today by Ben Chulip. chance to try and rest up. Not the biggest of transfers thankfully for the riders this evening nor tomorrow night, but a very long stage. Tomorrow is the second longest stage of the wispa leaving Cabeson de Lasal just down the road from here all the way up to the Alto de Langu 203 km. 4,000 meters of climbing and to yes that climb. Tomorrow stage begins here in Canabria crosses a grand part of the Spanish mountain paradise of Atorias. And away from those mountains down here on the plains we’re on castle watch. [Music] Probably not a day for the swim. This is the Corales de 2Ks then for this group. It’ll be a handshake and a mana as well as Ango tomorrow. We’ve got the usual buildup, haven’t we? The cordal big climb on the way to Langlidu mostly again very very steep before that Mosceta another first category climb we’ve got our first especial category climb tomorrow that’s the angled and that was the frustration on the face of Javier Romo who was beaten yes I think he was confident in the sprint uh the way he was leading in there I think he reckoned that he was the better one the better kick And uh I was also thinking he was going to be the one. But yeah, with this man uh you have to be real careful and uh you know when he led in from that kilometer to go uh it is not the best position to be in but uh with this man we know his quality and uh yeah the way he’s able to win races and the race he has won and let’s not forget he’s still under 23 not 23 years old yet if I’m right. Uh so he’s been around a long time and there’s been so much talk about him. You think he’s you know much older but he is you know such a young rider and uh yeah it’s going to be interesting going forward what he’s going to do. You know he is a rider with that talent to win a big three-week tour depending on where he goes, what team, what way they will be looking after him. And we all know and we have talked about it, Rob. If he’s in a team where he’s looked after, he knows he’s the leader, he can do just some great things. That’s the thing about him, isn’t he? He’s an exceptional talent, but he has to be the leader. He has to be the main man. Otherwise, we’ve seen it just does not work with him. You mentioned, yes, he’s under 23. He turns 23, Sean, in 12 days time, just two days after the end of the win desperates. There’s a smile on the face of their big rivals, Visma Malisa, Katil Jorgensson just sitting in front of Yonas Vinguor who will have to do it tomorrow. So will Ana, so will Pitcock. That is the podium as it stands. It could all change in 24 hours as we go to the mighty feared Anglidu high up in the mountains in Atorias. Here though on the plane in Canabria after a brief exchange with the mountains it is Yonas Vinegar with no changes at the top of the general classification who retains the Roa who retains the lead. [Applause]