Although
Remco Evenepoel lost 32 seconds to Jumbo-Visma duo
Primoz Roglic and
Jonas Vingegaard on stage 6 of the 2023
Vuelta a Espana, at one point it looked as if it could have been a lot worse. As such, Evenepoel begins stage 7 buoyed by his late recovery.
"I feel better than yesterday morning. It wasn't a great day yesterday, but it wasn't a super bad day either," the
Soudal - Quick-Step leader and reigning Vuelta a Espana champion told VTM in his pre-stage interview ahead of a flat day that is expected to be relatively quiet as far as the GC battle goes.