Primoz Roglic, winner of the last edition of the Vuelta a España. /
Pico Jano, Fancuaya, Peñas Blancas, Tentudía and Piornal join four other high goals in the edition that comes out on Friday from Utrecht
When Alejandro Valverde stepped on the Vuelta a España for the first time, in 2002, the race premiered the climb to La Pandera and climbed Angliru for the third time. The Spanish round has always liked to inaugurate mountains for cycling. Tomorrow, at the age of 42, the Murcian runner will start his last participation in the round and will have the
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