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Vuelta a Espana GC update | Jumbo-Visma complete podium after incredible Tourmalet stage with Evenepoel out of contention
CyclingFriday, 08 September 2023 at 18:09
Jumbo-Visma have taken full control of the 2023 Vuelta a Espana following stage 13. Having started the day holding the Red Jersey through Sepp Kuss, the American's teammates Primoz Roglic and Jonas Vingegaard now complete the podium.
Kuss still leads the race, 1:37 ahead of Roglic with Vingegaard up to third courtesy of his stage win, 1:44 behind the man who for so long has been the super-domestique to his teammates. With Remco Evenepoel dropping completely out of contention after cracking early, a quartet of Spaniards follow the Jumbo-Visma trio in Juan Ayuso, Enric Mas, Marc Soler and Mikel Landa with Aleksandr Vlasov, Cian Uijtdebroeks and Joao Almeida completing the top 10.
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Vuelta a Espana overall classification after stage 13:
1. Sepp Kuss
2. Primoz Roglic at 1'37"
3. Jonas Vingegaard at 1'44"
4. Juan Ayuso at 2'37"
5. Enric Mas at 3'06"
6. Marc Soler at 3'10"
7. Mikel Landa at 4'12"
8. Aleksandr Vlasov at 5'02"
9. Cian Uijtdebroeks at 5'30"
10. Joao Almeida at 8'39"
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