LIVEBLOG Etoile de Bessèges Stage 4/Volta a Comunitat Valenciana Stage 4 | Queen stage in Valencia expected to be decisive for the GC
CyclingSaturday, 07 February 2026 at 13:28
The penultimate stage of the Volta a Comunitat Valenciana is the queen stage with no doubts. The day is packed with an undulating terrain consisting of 3200 meters of climbing and five categorized climbs that will shape the final GC. Remco Evenepoel is the obvious favourite, but he will have tough rivals, with the likes of Joao Almeida, Brandon McNulty and Antonio Tiberi as the main threats. We also have the first stage of the Tour of Oman, which will most likely end in a bunch sprint, and the penultimate stage of the Etoile de Bessèges, with a punchy finish that might be the perfect opportunity for Lukas Kubis to finally get a win after two second places. What will happen in an exciting day of cycling? Follow all the action in our Liveblog and stay UpToDate!
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- Roger de Vlaeminck again?
KerisVroom07-02-2026 - lol, it beginsantipodeanpedalfan07-02-2026
- Who knows, all we can say is whatever he’s decided it’s worked pretty well. Would it not be for a certain TP, he’d have one of the best GT palmares ever (even leaving Sepp his Vuelta to avoid hypotheticals).Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- I cannot understand what he is bitching about.It sounds like he is pissed off that he can't find a way to be relevant in races.We live in a time when a few riders dominate.The sport has evolved that way through training and nutritional advances and some are more adaptive than others.Whats new?
Brucegel07-02-2026 - We maybe but riders in the peleton remember stuff lime this better and will think twice about letting him tag along again.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- Maybe not this year but at some point, he won’t be able to resist like Jonas can, it’s in his nature to try.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- This is true, we are lucky to be living this age and witnessing so many talents.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- Yes, hence why so many contemplate “accidents” to murder someone. Luckily, insurance companies are quite good at noticing suspicious links between victims and perpetrators when it comes to avoiding pay-outs. In this day and age of constant filming of everything, it’s inacceptable you still cannot use footage of this kind of incident to legally pursue someone, for sure that would calm a large proportion of people who obviously feel untouchable in their protected bubble.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- I guess we’ll just have to live with athletes willing to be paid by dubious nation states, betting, UPC (ultra processed crap), big petro,:pharma, betting and maybe one day data, coz very little else that isn’t banned has large enough margins to cover the ever growing salaries and costs.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
- Most interesting in this is that rival teams are so casual about discussing/comparing/revealing stuff. Bet this doesn’t happen in F1. Training wise, every type of training helps and riders/teams would be silly to focus on just one which will bring anyone to 80% of their potential. Unfortunately, though another 10-15% will be achieved with a teams’ training set-up, that last 5% will always be rider specific according to what they are most lacking and works best for them, also mentally. In any case, the type of training that will help your background level most is the type you’re not doing much or for the discipline you’re least good at. You won’t get great individual from everyone with a rigid group method, if you want to simplify your work by sticking to that, you have to select only riders who react best to the same methods.Mistermaumau07-02-2026
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