Vuelta a España 2025 Stage 13 Highlights

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Four riders who lead by 23 seconds to the two chasers. It’s Bob Jungles, Jefferson Sepa, Nicholas Vineurov, and Jamar Gafoloi who go into the base of the Alto del Cordell. The second last climb. Oh, crashed by one rider. This is Antonio Tubi in the chase. A disastrous day for the Italian. He was making some inroads. He was at 46 seconds behind the three leaders. He looks at the brakes. Oh dear me. Does well not to go underneath the ballastra there. My goodness me. Landing so heavily on the left leg. And there’s been a blockage on the road which is holding up the race. The three riders have had to come to a stop. Making the way to the bottom of Le the Alto Deang Leo. Jay Vine on the front with the King of the Mountains jersey on his shoulders looking over his left hand shoulder just making sure that Jo Almea is still there. Almeida has Felix Gartner who’s with him. He’s the former Austrian road race champion sitting in second wheel. Yonas Vingore has three teammates with him and you take a look at the composition of the group. Tom Pitcock still has two riders alongside him. The gradients are double digits, 15 16%. And now Bob Young, a two-time Grand Tour stage winner, is looking to try and find his first welter stage victory. He leaves his breakaway companion, Nicholas Vikurov, behind as he goes in pursuit of that win. Jvine, meanwhile, job well done for Almeida. The man leading the King of the Mountains classification has pulled the pin. He’s pulled the parachute. He’s got nothing left to give. at the back. Meanwhile, Julio Chicone now finds himself in difficulty as does the white jersey on the shoulders of Julio Pelari. He leaves it all to his teammate Jai Hinley and able Balderstone, the 25year-old rider from the second division team of Careral Secur is fighting tooth and nail to stay in that group of favorites. In the red jersey in the wheel, it’s Yonas Vinger. Septus spins the gear over. He taps it through making it look so simple. Jai Hinley has had to come around a number of riders who were distanced including Tom Pitcock. Bob Jungles is caught. It’s five riders at the front of the race. 5.3 km remain and Bob Jungles is going to lose the wheel of these four riders. The big battle for the general classification as expected. is starting to unfold on the mythical Alto Deangu. He’ll be moving up the standings in the general classification, but by how much? Jo has practically done the whole climb on the front since his teammates rode off and had done their job. Bingo glued to the wheel of the Portuguese rider. Tom Pitcock is making inroads to Julio Pelitari and Matthew Ricatello. He wants to try and become the first Portuguese rider to win the top of the Alto Deangu. They’ve gone through the Flam Rouge. Only 1,000 meters remain of this incredible stage, stage 13 of Leva. The Portuguese fans amass themselves towards the top. They can barely make their way through. Such is the amount of fans who’ve made their way to the top of the climb. They come out of the mist. They bear the lefthand turn. They’re into the sunshine. And is it going to be Shuawa who is able to crown himself the winner on stage 13 of Lava? Jonas Vingore has been on this climb two times in the past. He finished second two years ago, but he wants that victory. It’s going to be the Portuguese rider Almeida who comes across the line. Jao Ala crowns himself the winner at the top of the famous Alto de Langu. The first Portuguese winner on this brutal, legendary, mythical climb. Two years ago, he was sixth. A shake of the head in only his second time racing up the Alto Delangloo. Joel Ma crowns himself the winner.