LIVE | Volta a Catalunya stage 6 - Battle for the GC in a brutal mountain day
CyclingSaturday, 28 March 2026 at 11:50
Good morning and welcome to the Liveblog of the Volta a Catalunya. The riders with general classification ambitions will be hoping they’ve rested well, because a long and demanding day in the saddle lies ahead. Stay with us throughout the stage as we bring you all the action, live and minute by minute.
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- Oh, sorry then but as the post is showing 21:40 it was hard to imagine that.Mistermaumau28-03-2026
- It wasn't Bruyneel who was just a week ago telling everyone MVDV is the strongest ever and would probably drop Pogi on Poggio? Be consistent Mr Expert...BenAflec28-03-2026
- I'd posed that question just after the stage had commenced, so that wasn't a possibility.
santiagobenites28-03-2026 - Only needs to cross check with times to get an idea of the answerMistermaumau28-03-2026
- Elsewhere, MVDP crashed, Tadej crashed, Wout crashed, the list goes on. They’re probably just a little less attentive to that than Jonas these days, near death and kids often does that to you, thankfully.Mistermaumau28-03-2026
- What is it with all the big names crashing so much this year?Mistermaumau28-03-2026
- Never say never. Jonas can crash too. But under normal circumstances, you're most probably right.
KerisVroom28-03-2026 - Do Florian Vermeersch and Per Strand Hagenes get more blame as they both still had good sprints? They were the only ones who had a chance of winning the sprint. Dewulf and Abrahamsen were spent and their only chance was to hope the other two pulled right at the end. And that's where I agree with your point about Dewulf. But also if Mathieu was not such an intimidating rider they may have closed him down. But if it was a relatively weak rider in his place they may have fumbled it too. This was basically the opposite of Paris-Tours 2025
Rafionain-Glas28-03-2026 - Why are all of Jonas's challengers (I wouldn't call them rivals) crashing? First Ayuso at P-N and now Remco, Almeida and Pidcock at Catalunya. Jonas would still win in all probability, but there still remains a small question mark about whether he would done it with such a big gap.Cooldude28-03-2026
- You mean the long stage to Castelfidardo in 2021? Everyone was fighting for their life there and it was noone else than Pogi that only managed to come close to Matthieu at the end. Do not forget those was prime Mvdp who demolished everyone including Tadej (reigning tdf winner at that time) on the steepest sections. Today Matthieu may have more stamina and pedigree for fast&furious races like Roubaix, but he's nowhere near his power to weight peak.BenAflec28-03-2026
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