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00:00Ono Stage 7 de la Vuelta,

00:03Heading from Andorra la Vella

00:04To Sealea, Huesca la Magia

00:06It's another big day in the mountains

00:08With more than 4,000 metres of climbing

00:10And it's going to be a special one

00:12For Tourstone Train

00:14As he enjoys his first day

00:15As the leader of a Grand Tour

00:17It still feels a bit unrealistic

00:21To be honest

00:22So yeah, I'm looking forward to today

00:25There's really a lot of good guys here

00:27There's really good GC guys

00:29So it will always also be fun

00:31To see how you are compared to the other guys

00:34This is more like a bonus

00:36And then we just have to see

00:38How it's going with me today

00:39Visma Lisebike admitted

00:42They were perfectly happy

00:43To lose the red jersey yesterday

00:45Jonas Vingegaard has apparently decided

00:47That defence is the best form of attack

00:49For sure today will be a super hard stage

00:54But the last climb

00:56Is also a bit of a weird climb

00:58If you can say that

00:59So I think we'll more see

01:02What the other teams will do

01:03And then we'll make a decision

01:05On what we'll do ourselves from there

01:07If the GC favourites continue

01:10To mark each other

01:11There could be more chances

01:13For the breakaway

01:14Jay Vine's solo victory yesterday

01:16Has certainly given others belief

01:18That they can follow in his footsteps

01:20It kind of gives people a bit more of a sense of hope

01:25You know

01:26So you think

01:26Oh okay

01:27Well

01:27They're not going to chase everything down

01:29Because a team like Jumbo

01:32They probably could have won yesterday

01:33But if they're not going to

01:36If you can see on a day

01:37That was maybe not so hard to control yesterday

01:40That they let it go

01:41Then I think there should be

01:43Plenty more opportunities

01:45Stage 7 features four climbs

01:53With the Category 1 Port del Canto

01:55Starting after just 13km

01:57That should thin out the bunch

01:58And help a breakaway to form

02:00The riders will then head over two Cat 2 climbs

02:03Before the final hike up Huesca La Magia

02:0512km at just under 6%

02:08With passages at 14%

02:10It's not a day for the faint of heart

02:12And the red flag is waved

02:19Stage 7 is officially underway here

02:21At La Vuelta

02:22From Andorra La Vella

02:23To Thela Huesca La Magia

02:26The second mountain test

02:27Of this first week

02:28Well shortly after leaving Andorra

02:32The riders hit the lower slopes

02:33Of the Port del Canto

02:35A long but fairly shallow climb

02:36Of almost 25km

02:38And the first man to make a meaningful attack

02:41Was Juan Ayuso

02:42The Spaniard keen to hit back

02:44After dropping out of GC contention yesterday

02:47Well lots of riders tried to counter

02:49And even if the peloton was never more than about

02:5120 seconds behind

02:53Nobody managed to bridge up to the Spaniards

02:56Yesterday stage winner Jay Vine

02:58Was also looking lively in the polka dot jersey

03:00Making several attempts to join his team mate

03:03Ayuso at the fronts

03:04In the final kilometres of the climb

03:06Mads Pedersen also tried his luck

03:09The green jersey closing on Ayuso

03:11Before the summits

03:12Well the Spaniard went over the top on his own

03:17But he would be caught by a chase group at the start of the descents

03:20Ayuso and Pedersen joined by Vine and Raul Garcia-Pierna

03:26Who was already on the attack yesterday

03:28Plus other strong climbers like Sean Quinn

03:31Harold Tejada

03:32Kevin Vermarca

03:33Marco Frigo

03:34Joel Nicolau

03:35And Eduardo Sepulveda

03:37But would they get a shot at the stage?

03:40The average speed over 43km an hour for the first two hours

03:44But the peloton began to ease off

03:46And let the gap open up

03:47The 12 breakaway riders increasing their lead

03:50To over three minutes

03:51And they continued to pull away as they approached the next climb

03:59The Crayo de Perves

04:00Bahrain victorious increasing the tempo in the peloton on behalf of Train

04:05To ensure that Garcia-Pierna

04:06The best placed man at the front

04:08Didn't snaffle the red jersey

04:10The Spaniard began the day 4 minutes 57 down

04:13But the gap was back to under four minutes

04:16As the break embarked on the second climb

04:18The polka dot contenders setting themselves for an uphill sprint

04:21With Nicolau the first to strike

04:23But here he goes

04:25He's going to try and go early

04:27And try and get the jump on Jay Vine

04:29Who is the leader in that competition

04:31And it's the Spanish rider of Cajarral Seguras RGA

04:34Who wants to try and add another five points to his tally

04:38Can he try and hold off the charge from Jay Vine and Sean Quinn

04:43Oh it's going to be close on the line

04:45Jay Vine crosses the line

04:47He takes the five points

04:48Three points to João Nicolau

04:50The race entering the region of Aragon

04:54And by now it was clear that the breakaway would go all the way

04:57Vine didn't take any risks on the next climb

05:00La Espina

05:01Going early to ensure maximum points at the top

05:04Whatever happened on the last climb

05:06He would finish the day in the polka dots

05:08Pedersen meanwhile was closing on his big goal of the stage

05:16The intermediate sprint

05:17Which would help him to tighten his grip on that green jersey

05:20Well even if Vine and Ayuso appeared to be the clear favourites in this breakaway

05:27They kept working together nicely

05:29To maintain their comfortable lead over the peloton

05:32Well one of the 12 wasn't thinking about the stage win and that was Pedersen who just wanted those 20 points at the intermediate sprint

05:39Bidane even anticipating to make sure there were no surprises and he would soon say goodbye

05:48Ayuso then made his move on the final climb

05:51The Spaniard determined to put yesterday firmly behind him as he tried to go clear

05:57Well Marco Frigo followed the first attack but not the second

06:01Ayuso in a league of his own with Frigo soon 30 seconds adrift

06:05The Italian was joined by Garcia Piana but there wasn't much that they could do to catch Ayuso

06:11Back in the peloton meanwhile

06:13A Visma Lisa bike had taken control just keeping an eye on things for Vingegaard

06:17But UAE soon replaced them up at the front with Marc Soler apparently setting something up for Joao Almeida

06:29From the GC favourites here behind Joao Almeida is trying to break his rivals

06:37Ayuso closing on his 15th career win

06:40While there was ultimately a stalemate in the GC group with Torstein train still up there and set to keep red

06:46The day though belonged to Joao Almeida

06:51He can celebrate, he can realise what he's just achieved

06:55The man from Barcelona, the 22 year old Spanish rider, Joao Almeida

06:59Pro victory number 15

07:09What a difference a day makes

07:11After losing more than 7 minutes to the GC group yesterday

07:15Ayuso roared back today to win his first Vuelta stage and that is now three in a row for UAE

07:20It's amazing after the Gio when I won my first Grand Tour stage to win a stage here in La Vuelta

07:29Which for me is my favourite race

07:31The way especially I won it today is something I think I will remember always and I'm just super proud

07:37Ayuso winning by over a minute from the rest of the breakaway who were led in by Frigo

07:44While the GC favourites crossed the line at 2 minutes and 35 seconds

07:50Train did a solid job to stay with the big guns

07:52He now leads Vingegaard by 2 minutes 33 and he's likely to take the red jersey into the second week

08:01Pedersen went 174 kilometres into a mountain stage to boost his lead in the points classification

08:07A mammoth effort today from the Dane

08:10Well Vine also put a lot of energy into defending his polka-dock jersey

08:14The Australian is 11 points clear of Luis Vefaca with Ayuso up to third

08:20Giulio Pellizzari also finished with the GC group

08:23And stays in white ahead of Matthew Riccitello with Garcia Pierna climbing to third

08:28After two days in the mountains the riders will be able to catch their breath tomorrow with the sprint stage to Zaragoza

08:33Join us for that on Saturday

08:35And thanks for watching

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