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Simply to convey everybody on top of things on the general standings, Ben O’Connor (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) leads the best way with a 3:53 hole over Primož Roglič (Pink Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe).
One other set of assaults on the climb, however nothing is sticking to this point.
The peloton, altogether nonetheless, has reached the bottom of the Puerto San Xusto.
The small group of riders that tried to type a breakaway was really eight-man robust, nevertheless they’ve since been reeled in.
Unusually, the stage will undergo the end line for the primary time in the present day after simply 67km.
5 riders have managed to power a small break.
Nonetheless no indicators of a transparent lower break. A number of groups battling for it, however nobody’s managed to make a transfer stick.
The foot of the primary categorised climb of the day is 17km down the street.
Subsequent to strive their luck is Pablo Castrillo, however it’s to not be for the Equipo Kern Pharma rider simply but.
We’re already 7km by way of the stage, with a excessive tempo being set as riders vie for the breakaway.
DSM-Firmenich PostNL’s Julius van den Berg is the primary to make an assault however he is swiftly reeled in.
And the official begin is given. We’re racing!
Whereas we look forward to the flag drop, here is how yesterday’s stage unfolded.
Here is stage 11 getting underway moments in the past…
It signifies that there are 156 riders, out of an authentic 176, left within the race.
We have had three casualties this morning forward of the stage begin.
There’s 5.8km of neutralised street earlier than the flag is dropped.
The riders have gone for his or her unofficial begin for stage 11.
We would’ve predicted it being a day for the breakaway or the GC males, however do not write off Wout van Aert making it a fourth, and a back-to-back, stage win in Padrón later if he manages to maintain tempo on the climbs.
The riders have already been by way of the sign-on and crew presentation this morning so are making ready for the neutralised begin.
Padrón has already hosted two Vuelta phases, each time trials in 1993 and in 2021.
At this time’s stage begins and finishes within the concello of Padrón, with 166.5km of hilly racing in between.
Hola and welcome to Cyclingnews’ stay protection of stage 11 of La Vuelta a España!
