Vuelta a España: Ayuso Wins Stage 5 – UAE Team Update

12. 4.9. ruined Etapa Ciel plane Laredo> Corrales Buelna 145 km Ayuso
Profile, 2390 meters (© Lavuelta.com)

The twelfth stage of Vuelta had a profile that allowed a number of scenarios, but with a great probability it was simply a classic day for a big leak. The final hill Collada de Brenes (7 km; 7.9 %) was difficult enough to compete on the favorites, but it was simply too far from the goal, and so the only way that the differences in GC could arise today was the attack with the help of satellite domestics to wait for him from leak.

Given the high probability of the success of the break in the escape, many competitors showed interest. There would be no point in writing all attempts. A serious attack eventually managed to Alisas port (8.6 km; 5.8 %), the first hill of the day.

A massive 35-member group was distracted from the package, where many teams were represented. The pair of particular attention was attracted Juan AyusoMarc Solerwhich suggested that UAE Emirates wants to win today and is not satisfied with the previous prey of four stages. However, it was not all and the package continued to attack and rebound.

Eventually, the situation evolved in a group of 40 competitors, a small peloton, who wandered almost two minutes before the main field 80 kilometers ahead of the finish. Between two pelotons, there were still thirteen delays, but they could not tighten a long mile.

Finally, they succeeded about an hour and a half before leaving, but the 53-member retinue was profiled in front. They tried to escape several pacers than Stefan if (Groupama-FDJ) or Ivan García Cortina (Movistar), Kozi knew that at Collada de Brenes They will be without a chance. Finally, he managed to anticipate the heel Michel Hessmann (Movistar), Magnus Sheffield (Ineos), James Shaw (EF), Finaly Pickering (Bahrain Victorious) a Brieuc Rolland (Groupama-FDJ).

This five came to the final hill with 40 seconds to the game with Ayusom and five minutes before the peloton. However, it did not last long because of the back Soler put on a rough pace for his leader, quickly tightened Ayusa to his forehead and ran the final attack. He could only answer that Javier Romo Of the Movistar and the pair of Spaniards, the peak cut 37 seconds ahead of the strongest of the leak residues.

In the subsequent downhill, they expanded their advantage and after exemplary cooperation came to the destination Buelna Corrales led by a comfortable lead. In the final sprint showed total inexperience Javier Romothat made in the last kilometer badly cook everything and Juan Ayuso enjoyed it professorly. UAE Emirates is already celebrating its fifth stage triumph.

video in the article icon CiernaVideo of the end of the stage

For the third and fourth place came the brie Rolland a Victor Campenaerts (Visma) who managed to escape from a large group from the original leak. Eventually brought it to the destination In the fifth place Mads Pedersen (Lidl)which again fixed the green jersey.

A group of favorites today took a peaceful ride and saved forces for tomorrow Angliru. In the red one will be faded on it Jonas Vingegaard (Visma). The dotted jersey continues to hold comfortably Jay Vine (UAE), the white jersey is again in tight holding Gulia Pellizzariho (Red Bull).

The interim order of the scoring competition after the stage
1. Pedersen Mads Lidl – Trek 172
2. VERNON Ethan Israel – Premier Tech 111
3. Vingegaard Jonas Visma | Lease a Bike 105
Interim order of the climber competition after the stage
1. VINE Jay UAE Team Emirates 46
2. Ayuso Juan UAE Team Emirates 26
3. Vervaeke Louis Soudal Quick-Step 25
Interim order of the competition up to 25 years after the stage
1. Pellizzari Giulio Red Bull – Bora 44:39:29
2. RICCITELLO Matthew Israel – Premier Tech 00:27
3. Junior lecerf Soudal Quick-Step 01:50

Hills on the stage of the stage:

2 20 103 km: Aliliss (8.6 km; 5.8 %)
1 20 23 km: Brenes pass (7 km; 7.9 %)

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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