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'It Has a Serious Problem with Cyclists' – Pyrenean Hotel Sheltering Vuelta a España Riders Receives Dozens of Spoof Reviews on Google

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The Igesa Village Club in Les Molines was inundated with riders taking cover from the hail during yesterday's abandoned stage three

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The third stage of this year's Tour of Spain, despite its premature and unexpected end, was a story that thrilled the cycling world. A good 15 kilometers before the end, the competitors were hit by a severe hailstorm, which also washed away the finish line of the stage. The cyclists were helped by employees of a nearby hotel, which provided them with shelter from the severe storm.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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In a violent hailstorm, a hotel offered refuge to cyclists of the Tour of Spain and now receives mass 5-star reviews on the Internet.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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"Thank you IGESA for providing me and the boys with a shelter. By the way, I am the boyfriend of Urska Zigart, a famous cyclist from Slovenia," says the review that has left someone who signs as Tadej Pogacar in google to the hotel where cyclists took refuge from the rain and hail during the third stage of the race, which took place yesterday. The cyclists were looking for a roof under which to go into heat and the hotel IGESA Village Club Mont-…

·Madrid, Spain
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A mountain stage with no flat terrain, just climbs and descents - and this is already the 4th stage of the Tour of Spain.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The third stage of the Vuelta a España ended earlier because of a heavy hailstorm, but the storm also left a warm story. Faced with the cold and intense rain that surprised the platoon during the climb to Font-Romeu, a hotel in the French Pyrenees became an improvised shelter for about 180 cyclists and members of the different teams.Continue reading...

·Barcelona, Spain
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lindependant.fr broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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