There are lights and shadows Primoz Roglic think about his attack on red this week. In mathematics Ben O’Connor He has the numbers against him to hold the leader’s jersey: a low margin of 1’03”. It is possible that it will not reach the massive stage of Picón Blanco in red. Enric Mas Clinging to the podium in one of his best Vueltas, he failed narrowly in Ancares, conceding 56” to Roglic. O’Connor’s performance is for him his best result in the sport in the sense of improving his leadership, but this week has been negative because he lost 80% of his income in three stages: Padrón, Ancares and Cuitu Negru, 3’18” when on loan to Roglic, who was 1’03” behind Lagos de Covadonga, a brutal stage, on Friday Moncalvillo and on Saturday the massive stage with a very difficult finish in Alto Burgos. And the final time trial in Madrid. It was a ‘death foretold’ for O’Connor to hold the podium. Other highlights, Wout Van Aertomnipresent all stages along with Marc Soleranother brave and fighting runner, and what can we say Pablo Castrillo With his spectacular double victory, he was the revelation of the Vuelta. We all really enjoy it: a Spanish winning stage, given how difficult the last few years have been. SA Mikel Landa It will be difficult for him to reach the podium and Carlos Rodríguez It will get worse… But Roglic is a good candidate to win the Vuelta.
Source: La Verdad
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