The British cyclist from the Visma lease a bike team has been the fastest in the final meters of the second stage of the race. Pogacar has crossed the finish line in third place, thus keeping the red jersey, which remains at the top of the overall ranking.
The Mexican has managed to maintain the lead in the fourth stage of the Return to Germany, and the Frenchman Paul Magnier has won this stage in a tight final sprint.
The Italian runner of the Red Bull - Bora and the Mexican of the UAE have escaped alone in the last few miles, and Del Toro has given the victory to Pellizza on the finish line.
The Basque cyclist from the Cofidis team, winner in 2022 and second in the final stage with final in Limoges, has stayed within 15 seconds of the overall winner, Ewen Costiou (Groupama).
After the Italian, Paul Magnier was the next runner to cross the finish line in a tight final sprint.
The Alavés cyclist will be on the orange team after his last three seasons at the Caja Rural-RGA.
The Biscayan ultrafondist is tireless. After proclaiming himself a European champion in the 12-hour mode of ultracyclism in Croatia, Ziortza Villa has explained what her specialty is and the details of her preparation for the next challenges she will face.
The Frenchman Loius Barré (Visma) has won the first stage of the Return to Germany with a solo finish at Schwäbisch Hall. Isaac del Toro (UAE) has been second with 16 seconds ahead of Giule Ciccone (Lidl-trek).
The Lekeitio cyclist signed for a season after spending the last six in the Burgos BH team and arrived on the orange team with the intention of bringing experience in 2027.
Isaac del Toro (UAE) won the first stage of the Return to Germany. Paul Magnier (Soudal) was second, 1.73. Laurenz Rex (Soudal) was third, 1.05 seconds ahead of the leader.
"Here I have grown up and grown up as a cyclist and also sharing a team with Mikel Landa will be fulfilling another dream. Having an idol next door and defending the same jersey together will be awesome," said the 31-year-old Markinian cyclist.
In this way, the Alavés will run the Return to Spain for the tenth time, in this case as leader of the Soudal Quick-Step, although the other options for the overall ranking are the Italian Filippo Zana and the French Valentin Paret-Peintre.
After losing the Tour de France, the Gernikese cyclist faces his last Lap with special motivation and will help guide the young team for three weeks. "In the end, not having run the Tour has opened the doors for me to make the Vuelta, and I am very motivated," said Bilbao.
The main task of the Alavés cyclist in his second Lap will be to help the Ecuadorian team leader. "Throughout the season I have had opportunities in several races, but now I will try to help the team as much as possible, which is the main goal for the next three weeks," Beloki explained.
The account of a police spokesman has revealed more details of what happened before the death of the Welsh cyclist in the Portuguese Volta.
Berrade, Uriarte, Cobo, Brustenga, Ruiz, Elosegi, Ramiro Sosa and Wenzel are the eight runners chosen by the Navarre team to take part in the race starting this Saturday in Monaco.
