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Leknessund wins in Valdelinares, and Pogacar remains the leader

Second was the Norwegian Tobias Johannessen (Uno X), 34 seconds away; and third the Belgian Wout Van Aert, 47.

ARAMÓN VALDELINARES (TERUEL), 28/08/2026.-El ciclista noruego Andreas Leknessund celebra su victoria en la séptima etapa de La Vuelta a España, un recorrido de 150 kilómetros que une las localidades de Vall d´Alba (Castellón)-Aramón Valdelinares. EFE/Javier Lizón
Tobias Johannessen, finish line. Photo: Efe.

Andreas Leknessund (Uno-X Mobility) took over in the 7th stage of the Return to Spain 2026 with a total of 149.8 km between Vall d'Alba and Aramon Valdelinares, while Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates XRG) increased his lead in the overall ranking and Enric Mas was second.

Leknessund's victory comes in the first stage of the getaway to the finish line , the first win in a big lap for the Norwegian, taking advantage of the escape that emerged at the beginning of the stage.  

Second place in the stage was for his compatriot and teammate Tobias Halland Johannessen and third place for Wout van Aert

The French cyclistAndreas Leknessund (Uno-X Mobility) has prevailed in the 7th stage of the Return to Spain 2026, with a total of 149.8 km between Vall d'Alba and Aramon Valdelinares, while the Tadej Pogacar(UAE Team Emirates XRG) has increased its lead in the overall ranking and Enric Mas is second.

Leknessund's victory comes in the first stage of the getaway to the finish line, the first win in a big lap for the Norwegian, taking advantage of the escape that emerged at the beginning of the stage.  

Second place in the stage was for his compatriot and teammate Tobias Halland Johannessen and third place for Wout van Aert

As for the overallranking , Pogacar has increased its lead over Enric Mas by 16 seconds, leaving it in 3 minutes and 30 minutes.

Felix Gall (Decathlon), the Austrian, is fourth, 11 seconds from the podium.

On Saturday, the eighth stage, "transition", suitable for sprinters, has a journeyof 171 kilometers between Puçol and Jeraco, with only one port, Barx (3rd category, 4.7 kilometers with a 5.6 percent slope), 27 kilometers from the finish line.

The stage is expected to be controlled by sprinter teams.

 

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