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Vuelta a España Stage 7 LIVE: Wout Van Aert in the Front Group as Fight to Form the Break Continues

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Vall d'Alba to Aramón Valdelinares, 149.8 km

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Andreas Leknessund (27) has won the seventh stage of the Vuelta. After a grueling ride with plenty of climbs, the Norwegian rode away from his fellow escapees in the final kilometers. Wout van Aert (31), who was part of the breakaway early on, finished a strong third and, thanks to this performance, takes over the green jersey from Tadej Pogacar (27). Afterwards, he was disappointed about the missed opportunity. “I should have dared to focus a b…

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Andreas Leknessund (27) tok seieren i den sjuende ettapen i Vuelta a España.

·Oslo, Norway
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The seventh stage of the Vuelta is a mountain stage of 150 kilometers from Vall d'Alba to the ski resort of Valdelinares. It is the first uphill finish in this Vuelta.

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) faces on Friday, August 28th, stage 7 of the Vuelta a España 2026, between Vall d’Alba and Aramón Valdelinares (149.8 km), with the aim of continuing to climb in the general standings after finishing fourth in stage 6. The neutralized departure is scheduled for 13:40, Spanish time, and the arrival for 17:19, according to the official schedule of the organization.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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The seventh stage of the Vuelta a España will take place today from Vall d'Alba to Aramon Valdelinares. It will be just under 150 km long, and due to the varied terrain, it could be suitable for the formation of a strong breakaway group. Slovenian ace Tadej Pogačar will start the seventh day of the Vuelta as the leader of the race.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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delo.si broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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