Roglic struck a cautionary note in his post-race interview as he admitted that he could still lose time on Stage 9, a contender for the race's queen stage with nearly 5000m of altitude gain packed in.
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When even Roglic stammers, you know things are going crazy: "It’s never enough, but four is already unbelievable"The Vuelta a España and Primož Roglič are a perfect match. The Slovenian has visited Spain six times in his career, often to ...
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Primoz Roglic - who can smell overall Vuelta victory - reacts to rumors of illness within Red Bull-BORA-hansgroheThere was probably a good scare for Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe Saturday afternoon when no fewer than three (!) riders dropped ...
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A day after stage win, Roglic struggled badly in Vuelta: "My back hurt"After the finish, Roglic reacted to his difficult day in the flash interview. "I didn't have the legs. My back hurt; it was ...
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Possible Roglic/Mas alliance doesn’t intimidate Vuelta leader O’Connor: "Cycling is about making alliances"Ben O'Connor (Decathlon AG2R) didn’t have the best day as the leader of the Vuelta a España. The Australian lost 38 seconds to his main rivals, Primoz Roglic and Enric Mas, and he wasn't very ...
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Time penalty overshadows Roglic’s Vuelta performance: Did actions team Mas lead to 20-second penalty and final climb setback?Roglic was clearly surprised (or perhaps a bit cynical?) when asked in an interview with Eurosport if things hadn’t gone as ...
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