Vuelta a Espana

‘I’m full of confidence’ says the Belgian as a second day in the high mountains looms

By Tom Thewlis Last updated 28 August 22

Chasing points means that riders are being forced to change how and where they race

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 28 August 22

The Australian now leads the Vuelta's mountain classification

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 27 August 22

Trek-Segafredo rider takes over the lead in the points competition after winning intermediate sprint on stage eight

By Tom Thewlis Published 27 August 22

As rivals falter, Remco Evenepoel maintains a firm grip on red on a tough stage in Asturias.

By Dane Cash Published 27 August 22

Australian rider continues to shine in the mountains of the Asturias region

By Tom Thewlis Published 27 August 22

Groupama-FDJ rider forced out of racing action after becoming ill overnight but has tested negative for Covid-19

By Tom Thewlis Published 27 August 22

The race leader will look to defend his red jersey on two testing stages

By Adam Becket Published 26 August 22

Sam Bennett is still the fastest in the bunch, and Fred Wright misses out yet again

By Adam Becket Published 26 August 22

The Spaniard takes the second Grand Tour victory of his career after sprinting to the line first at Cistierna

By Ryan Dabbs Published 26 August 22

It goes all misty in Spain, and Tom Pidcock does a Bear Grylls impression

By Adam Becket Published 26 August 22

Adverse weather conditions were the order of the day on stage six, and here are five more times riders have been drenched

By Ryan Dabbs Published 26 August 22

Jaakko Hänninen and Andrea Vendrame the third and fourth to depart Spain due to virus

By Adam Becket Published 26 August 22

The defending champion went from being the virtual leader to trailing his rivals on stage six

By Adam Becket Published 25 August 22

The Belgian plays down talk of him holding the lead all the way to Madrid

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 25 August 22

The Belgian rider proved his mettle in the horrendous conditions in Cantabria to take the overall lead

By Tom Thewlis Published 25 August 22

The Australian took his first professional win, while Remco Evenepoel moved into the race lead.

By Tom Davidson Published 25 August 22

The Briton has been one of the most combative riders of the entire summer

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 25 August 22

Jan Hirt follows Dan Hoole home from Spain

By Adam Becket Published 25 August 22

Soler secured his second ever Vuelta win and his first for UAE-Team Emirates

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 24 August 22

The Briton helped his teammate Rudy Molard into the leader's jersey by two seconds

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 24 August 22

Groupama-FDJ's Rudy Molard took the red jersey on a hot day in the Basque Country.

By Tom Davidson Published 24 August 22

The Spaniard attacked 15km from the finish line, holding on to the lead into the final metres of the race

By Ryan Dabbs Published 24 August 22

The incident happened after the fourth stage of the Vuelta a España, where Mas finished on the podium

By Ryan Dabbs Published 24 August 22

Danish rider secures third consecutive second place as racing returns to Spain

By Tom Thewlis Published 23 August 22

Jumbo-Visma have now led this year's race with four different leaders

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 23 August 22

The first Spanish stage of this year's Grand Tour also welcomed climbing to the race as Primož Roglič struck the first blow

By Ryan Dabbs Published 23 August 22