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Return – 13. ETAPPE RONDA

The 28-year-old Palatinate had to confess beat on Friday after 168.4 kilometers from Ronda to Montilla in the sprint to the Danish day winner Mads Pedersen as well as the Frenchman Bryan Coquard. Ackermann had actually opened the last sprint early, however needed to allow ex-world champ Pedersen and also Coquard pass on the last couple of meters and also hence remains to await his third Vuelta day victory.

Remco Evenepoel again protected the red jersey of the overall leader. With 2:41 mins, the 22-year-old Belgian continues before the Slovenian safeguarding champion Primoz Roglic. Third is the Spaniard Enric MAS with a 3:03 mins behind Belgium’s big cycling hope Evenepoel.

Ayuso proceeds with the virus without signs and symptoms

13. Ronda-Montilla stage (168.40 kilometres):.

With the general fifth Juan Ayuso, an additional chauffeur was favorably evaluated for the corona infection. As Ayuso’s UAE Team Emirates announced, the 19-year-old Spaniard is symptom-free and also with a reduced risk of infection. In examination with the clinical in charge of the Vuelta and the World Association UCI, it was therefore chosen to leave Ayuso in the race. In the previous few days, many chauffeurs have actually had to finish the race as a result of favorable coronate tests.

general score solitary, as of the 13th stage:.

Mads Pedersen (Denmark)- Trek-Segafredo 3:46:01 hours; 2. Bryan Coquard (France)- Cofidis + 0 seconds; 3. Pascal Ackermann (Landau in the Palatinate)- Uae Team Emirates; 4.

At the weekend break there will certainly be the next two showdowns in between the overall leading Evenepoel, who is the very first Belgian to win the red jacket for 45 years, as well as its worst opponents Roglic and also Mas. The 14th phase over 160.3 kilometres from Montoro leads to Sierra de la Pandera, prior to the 15th stage with over 4000 meters of elevation as well as the ruthless final climb in the Sierra Nevada high hills will certainly be required on Sunday.

1. Remco Evenepoel (Belgium)- Quick-Step Alpha Plastic 48:11:10 hrs; 2. Primoz Roglic (Slovenia)- Jumbo-Visma + 2:41 min.; 3. Enric Mas Nicolau (Spain)- Movistar Group + 3:03; 4. Carlos Rodriguez Cano (Spain)- ineos Grenadiers + 4:06; 5. Juan Ayuso Pesquera (Spain)- Uae Team Emirates + 4:53; 6. Wilco Kelderman (Netherlands)- Bora-Hansgrohe + 6:28; 7. Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno (Colombia)- astana Qazaqstan group + 6:56; 8. Joao Almeida (Portugal)- Uae Team Emirates + 7:18; Jan 9th Polanc (Slovenia)- Uae Team Emirates + 8:00; 10. Tao Geoghegan Hart (Great Britain)- ineos Grenadiers + 8:05.

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As Ayuso’s UAE Team Emirates announced, the 19-year-old Spaniard is symptom-free and also with a reduced threat of infection. Mads Pedersen (Denmark)- Trek-Segafredo 3:46:01 hrs; 2. Pascal Ackermann (Landau in the Palatinate)- Uae Team Emirates; 4. Juan Ayuso Pesquera (Spain)- Uae Team Emirates + 4:53; 6. Joao Almeida (Portugal)- Uae Team Emirates + 7:18; Jan 9th Polanc (Slovenia)- Uae Team Emirates + 8:00; 10.