Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

The endless climb of La Pandera crowned Marco Brenner in stage 14 of the Vuelta a España after a final sprint with Santiago Buitrago. The Colombian launched himself with one kilometer to go and when it seemed he was escaping solo leaving behind Buitrago, Cristian Rodríguez, and Sosa, the German cyclist went after him and managed to overtake him in the last meters. In the group of leaders, Enric Mas knew how to wait for the moment while enduring some pulls from Richard Carapaz and ended up extending his advantage over Primoz Roglic. The Spaniard leaves the Slovenian 2m11s behind.

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ENRIC MAS continues to make giant strides in search of his first Vuelta a España!

The Spaniard from @Movistar_Team knows how to suffer, arrives with Gall and gains more than 20” on Roglic, shooting his advantage above 2′. #VueltaRTVE5s #LaVuelta26 pic.twitter.com/uT5VSfd29z

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General Classification
posriderTeamTime
1

Marco Brenner

TUD 4h:15:09
2

Santiago Buitrago

TBV +00:01
3

Cristian Rodríguez

XAT +00:11
4

Iván Ramiro

EKP +00:14
5

Valentin Paret-Peintre

SOQ +00:22
6

Clément Berthet

CGF +00:27
7

Jørgen Nordhagen

TVL +00:39
8

Filippo Zana

SOQ +00:43
9

Walter Calzoni

PQT +01:06
10

Joao Almeida

UAD +01:09
posriderTeamTime
1

Enric Mas

MOV 49h:28:12
2

Felix Gall

DCD +02:06
3

Primoz Roglic

RBH +02:10
4

Richard Carapaz

EFE +04:24
5

Oscar Onley

IGD +05:44
6

Jakob Omrzel

TBV +06:14
7

Mattias Skjelmose

LTK +06:49
8

Cristian Rodríguez

XAT +07:01
9

Clément Berthet

CGF +07:19
10

Sepp Kuss

TVL +08:55

See full classification

Stages
  • 12Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

    Vera – Calar Alto

    Jakob OmrzelTBV

    166 Km

    Thu 03-September

  • 13Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

    Almuñécar – Loja

    Wout van AertTVL

    193 Km

    Fri 04-September

  • 14Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

    Jaén – Sierra de la Pandera

    Marco BrennerTUD

    154 Km

    Sat 05-September


  • 15Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

    Palma del Río – Córdoba

    189 Km

    Sun 06-September


  • 16Enric Mas extends the gap with Roglic at La Pandera in the Vuelta a España

    Cortegana – Palos de la Frontera

    181 Km

    Tue 08-September

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