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Vincenzo Nibali: 'Chris Froome isn't invincible'
The Italian says Froome showed weakness during the Vuelta a España despite taking a dominant overall victory
By Gregor Brown •
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Four reasons why Chris Froome could still lose the Vuelta a España
Four reasons why the 2017 Vuelta a España overall victory is not a foregone conclusion for Chris Froome
By Stephen Puddicombe •
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Vincenzo Nibali: Chris Froome showing 'no sign of weakness' despite time loss
Chris Froome's main rival in the 2017 Vuelta a España, Vincenzo Nibali, says that the race leader did not show weakness despite losing time on stage 17
By Gregor Brown •
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Rivals 'knew Froome would come back' on Vuelta summit finish despite attacks, says Alberto Contador
Alberto Contador says he knew Chris Froome would be strong enough to get back to his and Vincenzo Nibali's attacks on the final climb of Vuelta a España stage 14
By Gregor Brown •
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Alberto Contador and Vincenzo Nibali tip Chris Froome to come back stronger after Vuelta time loss
Chris Froome lost time after crashing twice on stage 12, but his rivals say they expect him to come back stronger at the Vuelta a España
By Gregor Brown •
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Chris Froome loses time to rivals after crashing during Vuelta a España stage 12
Setback for Vuelta a España leader Chris Froome after an incident during stage 12 saw him distanced from the group of general classification rivals - Tomasz Marczynski wins stage solo
By Nigel Wynn •
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'Someone has to try to beat Froome': Vincenzo Nibali vows to continue to attack at Vuelta a España
Vincenzo Nibali, who attacked several times on stage 11 to Calar Alto, considers it his job to try to upset Chris Froome's hold on the 2017 Vuelta a España.
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Wet descent and pine needles on road thwart Vincenzo Nibali's attack on Vuelta a España stage 10
Pine needles on the wet descent off the Collado Bermejo prevented Vincenzo Nibali from escaping from his GC rivals on stage 10 of the Vuelta a España.
By Gregor Brown •
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We knew Vincenzo Nibali would lose time on 'short and violent' Vuelta summit finish, says Bahrain director
Nibali lost valuable seconds on the first summit finish of the Vuelta a España
By Gregor Brown •
