Pablo Castrillo of Equipo Kern Pharma celebrates stage 12 solo victory(Picture credit score: Dario Belingheri/Getty Photos)
Max Poole of Crew dsm-Firmenich PostNL crosses the end line as second place(Picture credit score: Dario Belingheri/Getty Photos)
Marc Soler of UAE Crew Emirates crosses the end line as third place finisher(Picture credit score: Dario Belingheri/Getty Photos)
Carlos Verona of Lidl-Trek crosses the end line in eighth(Picture credit score: Dario Belingheri/Getty Photos)
Jhonatan Narvaez of Ineos Grenadiers crosses the end line in fifth(Picture credit score: Dario Belingheri/Getty Photos)
Pablo Castrillo of Equipo Kern Pharma on a solo assault within the closing 10km(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Pablo Castrillo of Equipo Kern Pharma assaults from the breakaway with 9.9km to go(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
The breakaway of 10 riders with 15km to go on stage 12 (Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Carlos Verona of Lidl-Trek begins an assault from the breakaway with below 12km to go(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale lead the peloton on the hilly route(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Oscar Rodriguez of Ineos Grenadiers rides subsequent to Max Poole of Crew dsmFirmenich PostNL within the breakaway(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Harold Martin Lopez of Astana Qazaqstan competes within the breakaway(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Primož Roglič of Crimson Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe rides within the peloton(Picture credit score: Getty Photos)
Ben OConnor of Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale rides within the Crimson Chief Jersey with second-placed Primož Roglič and Crimson Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe watching his strikes(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Bruno Armirail leads the way in which for Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale in help of crimson jersey Ben O’Connor(Picture credit score: Getty Photos)
Jesus Herrada of Cofidis, Stefan Küng of Groupama-FDJ and Jay Vine of UAE Crew Emirates assault on stage 12(Picture credit score: Getty Photos)
Carlos Rodriguez Cano of Ineos Grenadiers within the White Finest Younger Rider Jersey previous to the beginning in Ourense Termal(Picture credit score: Getty Photos)
Initially line on Thursday, Adam Yates of UAE Crew Emirates within the Polka dot Mountain Jersey chats with race chief Ben O’Connor of Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale(Picture credit score: Tim de Waele/Getty Photos)
Pablo Castrillo took the win of his life and of Equipo Kern Pharma’s existence on stage 12 of the Vuelta a España, rising because the victor after launching a shocking assault from the breakaway 10km from the end to Estacion de Montaña de Manzaneda.
It was an emotional day for the Spanish ProTeam on the day they introduced the passing of former workforce President Manolo Azcona, with Castrillo paying good tribute along with his legs forward of a star-studded break and the feelings pouring out in celebration.
He was almost denied by Max Poole (DSM-Firmenich PostNL), who completed within the prime three of a stage for the second day working from the break however held on earlier than releasing all his feelings on the end line eight second forward of the younger Brit.
Marc Soler (UAE Crew Emirates) took third on the day earlier than congratulation his younger compatriot after a troublesome battle from the breakaway and the first-ever Vuelta stage win for Equipo Kern Pharma after changing into a second division workforce in 2021.
