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Vuelta 2021 stage 7

Vuelta 2021: Storer wins from the breakaway, Roglic still leader

Vuelta 2021: Storer wins from the breakaway, Roglic still leader

Carlos Verona, Michael Storer and Pavel Sivakov are leading the race when the Australian heads out alone on the finish climb. He climbs to the best win in his career at the Balcón de Alicante, while Primoz Roglic retains the red jersey.

Vuelta a España 2021 stage 7: route, profiles, more

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Vuelta a España 2021: route stage 7 - source:lavuelta.es

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Vuelta a España 2021: Puerto la Llacuna, stage 7 - source:lavuelta.es

Puerto la Llacuna

Vuelta a España 2021: Balcón de Alicante, stage 7 - source:lavuelta.es

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Vuelta 2021: Sivakov new king of the mountains

The 7th stage at La Vuelta is a feast for KOM contenders. There are six opportunties to gain points - two climbs in category 3, two in category 2, and two in category 1. Pavel Sivakov takes the most points and moves into the KOM lead ahead of stage winner Michael Storer.

Vuelta 2021: Philipsen stays in green

The top 10 of the points classification remains as it is on the seventh day of action. So Philipsen retains the green jersey, 1 point ahead of Jakobsen.

Vuelta 2021 Route stage 7: Gandía – Balcón de Alicante

Friday 20 August - La Vuelta serves the first proper mountainous test on the seventh day of action. Stage 7 goes either up or down from start to finish. The route amounts to 152 kilometres and finishes at the steep Balcón de Alicante.

Vuelta 2021 Favourites stage 7: Hilly classic with trying finish

Vuelta 2021 Favourites stage 7: Hilly classic with trying finish

On a compact route of 152 kilometres the riders tackle five intermediate clims before the finish climb serves 4.4 kilometres at 8.2%. Breakaway day or GC clash?

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