00:01Welcome to the 19th edition of La Vuelta España.
00:09I'm here for one goal and that's to win the overall classification here.
00:13That's my goal, that's the team's goal and the shape is good and we have a strong team for it.
00:18The level will be definitely high.
00:20Everybody wants to take the red jersey here at the start and it's an important day.
00:25Let's go for the Vuelta. Let's go.
00:55Let's get round Jasper Philipser. Philipser has the shorter line, he comes into the finish, no doubt Jasper Philipser having taken yellow in the Tour de France.
01:04He changes that for red here in La Vuelta España.
01:08I like red, it's a nice goal. Tomorrow is going to be too hard for me but of course every moment I will enjoy.
01:15For sure it will be an important stage for the GC. It's an uphill finish. It would be nice to get into the red jersey already.
01:22Oh, crash there by several riders on the roundabout. They've slid out all of the riders there.
01:28Vingegaard's down. Thumbs up, he's fine.
01:35Jasper Philipser is going to wave goodbye to the red jersey. He's started to be distanced before we even get to the official base of the climb.
01:43They come into the mist, they come into the fog. Pitcock who's trying to go for a stage victory here in La Vuelta.
01:49He's being challenged by Giulio Ciccone. Pitcock's going to run out of legs. Ciccone is going. It's Vingegaard who's coming round the outside.
01:56Vingegaard's the nearest challenger. Here comes Bernal. Bernal the Colombian champion. Can he try and get there?
02:02Well, this is going to be a close one on the line. Vingegaard believes he got there.
02:10Super happy with how I felt and how the team did today. Super happy with also having the red jersey.
02:17There's bonus seconds available. Do you think there is any possibility that David Godjew might want to challenge Jonas Vingegaard?
02:29David Godjew takes the right-hand side of acceleration, gets him back to the front of the race. Maybe he can sense an opportunity.
02:37It's Philipson who's got the commanding position. Ben Turner's coming through the centre. Ben Turner, the British rider, is going to take his Grand Tour stage victory.
02:47What a win into Vingegaard. David Godjew is the new leader of La Vuelta.
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03:34Now it's all about the time.
03:36They come into the finish line here in Figueres.
03:39It's Visma Lissabajk who goes second.
03:42Davagojo is going to wave goodbye to the red jersey.
03:45I'm so happy to be back in the red jersey. It's a beautiful jersey.
03:49We have to be ready again and be ready for the fight.
03:53Of course all these riders are here.
03:55And of course Bruno Amurout, Torsten Traijn, they all want to win the stage.
03:59But they also can't forget about the red jersey.
04:02And Torsten Traijn is going in pursuit of Jay Wein with 5.4 kilometers to go.
04:09And here we see Juan Ayuso, number two, getting distanced.
04:18Now we see the first move.
04:20Giulio Ciccone strikes to gain some time on his rivals.
04:23Jonas Vingegor acute to that move.
04:25The red jersey gets himself right onto the wheel of the Italian from Lidltrek.
04:32Torsten Traijn, he's going to lead a Grand Tour for the very first time in his career.
04:37Takes second on the stage on the first mountain test here in Pal in Andorra.
04:41And rides himself into La Roja leading La Vuelta.
04:45This is more like a bonus and then we just have to see how it's going.
04:58A big move from Wisman Lisabijk.
05:04Vingegor has used up his teammate Matteo Jorgensen and now he wants to go early.
05:10He's trying to take back time on his rivals, take them by surprise.
05:14Giulio Ciccone can't follow the pace.
05:17The gap grows to two minutes now for the Red Jersey group with Torsten Traijn.
05:22I didn't expect him to go that fast.
05:24He went really fast when he attacked and then was just about surviving basically.
05:29One week ago Jonas Vingegor took his first victory of this year's Veltor Espana.
05:35He's a man on a mission and he wins stage nine.
05:39To be honest I actually don't know if I'm in the Red Jersey or not.
05:45In the climb here I was thinking I will not be in the jerseys so obviously I'm quite happy to keep the jersey.
06:00Of course it's always nice to have the jersey but it's also very demanding.
06:04So yeah at the moment I think we're in the ideal position.
06:09Juan Ayuso here set a ferocious pace to help his teammate Joe Almeida.
06:16This is exactly what Almeida needed.
06:20Oh and now we're starting to see the first cracks from Torsten Traijn.
06:26On the Puerto del Belagua the Norwegian rider has got one teammate with him.
06:32Joe Almeida is the rider setting the pace. Matteo Jorgensen still there.
06:36And Peacock is able to go with this move.
06:39Torsten Traijn is losing time and losing time rapidly.
06:45Joe Almeida attacking but Vingegor on the wheel.
06:51A huge acceleration from the former Portuguese champion.
06:55Joe Almeida was very strong today and luckily I could follow him.
07:00The moment is looking like the red jersey is going to change shoulders.
07:05It's one of the most beautiful jerseys in cycling.
07:09I'm happy with having it and hopefully I can keep it now until Madrid.
07:18Today will be a brutal stage and be all in for everyone.
07:24It's going to be massive and we hope for good luck.
07:29For sure it's the one that I would really love to win.
07:32The big battle for the general classification as expected.
07:36Jai Hindley starts to capitulate at the back of this group as does Sepkus.
07:44All of the damage being done by the former Portuguese road race champion Joe Almeida.
07:49And it's only the man in red Jonas Vingegor who can follow Tom Pidcock.
07:56He tries to find a way. His shoulders rocking and rolling.
08:00Jonas Vingegor finished second two years ago but he wants that victory.
08:05It's going to be the Portuguese rider Joe Almeida who comes across the line.
08:09Joe Almeida crowns himself the winner at the top of the famous Alto de Alain Leroux.
08:18I would have loved to win today. We did everything we could.
08:22But now I have to focus more on Joe Almeida rather than the other guys.
08:33Jai Hindley, he needs to take some time on to Tom Pidcock.
08:38They are very close in the general classification.
08:40It's 42 seconds difference.
08:43And here goes Almeida.
08:45Almeida looking to try and take as much time.
08:47He breaks Hindley and Vingegor is able to respond.
08:51Vingegor has latched himself onto the wheel of Almeida.
08:56It's going to be a one-two on the stage, is it?
08:59Or can Vingegor come through?
09:01Vingegor takes second on the day.
09:03He takes some bonus seconds.
09:05This rider is ready.
09:12Jonas Vingegor, can he keep himself in red?
09:19Jonas Vingegor now reaches the line and he loses ten seconds.
09:24We got some time back, still not enough, but I think everything is still possible.
09:34I'm still in the lead with two stages left, so we have to focus on tomorrow and then the day after.
09:40The riders are almost at the intermediate sprint heading into Salamanca now.
09:53Vingegor, is he going to try and steal the bonus seconds?
09:56There is a sign of Almeida, but he's not up near the front right now.
10:00Vingegor is going to go for the bonus.
10:02Here comes UAE.
10:03Then UAE move on the left with Soler, but it might be a bit too late.
10:06Vingegor is going to go for the bonus seconds.
10:09He sprints, Pedersen is trying to get on terms.
10:12Vingegor takes four bonus seconds.
10:15It's a brutal, horrible climb to end La Vuelta.
10:33It's so grueling and it's so relentless.
10:37It's unforgiving.
10:39And once you capitulate, once you explode, there's absolutely no opportunity to recover, to come back.
10:4720% on this corner and the road surface doesn't help either.
10:54The attack of the red jersey.
10:57At one point I just decided now I'm going to try and then immediately I got a gap.
11:02Vingegor now starts his assault to put himself firmly as the winner of La Vuelta.
11:08Look at the move of Vingegor.
11:11For Jonas Vingegor, he takes a look over his left hand shoulder.
11:14He'll go around this next left hand hairpin.
11:16Use that as an opportunity to see what is the advantage that I've created.
11:22Jonas Vingegor reaches the top of Bola de Mondo, the winner of La Vuelta.
11:28And he celebrates there in the red and white jersey.
11:38Here's the top of Bola de Mondo.
11:52Let's go!
11:53Let's go!
11:55Oh, my God.
12:25Oh, my God.
