Felix Gall moves from third to second overall at the Vuelta
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- Felix Gall moved into second place overall at the Vuelta a España after taking 25 seconds from Primož Roglič on the 14th stage.
- Gall is now four seconds ahead of Roglič, while leader Enric Mas retains a 2:06 advantage over the Austrian.
- Marco Brenner won the stage, earning the first Vuelta stage victory by a German rider since 2023.
Felix Gall turned a strong attack on the 14th stage into a move from third to second overall at the Vuelta a España.
The Austrian climber took 25 seconds from Primož Roglič and now leads the Slovenian by four seconds in the general classification. Gall’s deficit to Spanish race leader Enric Mas remained unchanged at 2 minutes and 6 seconds, with Gall and Mas finishing together.
Mas kept control of the overall race, while Gall celebrated a significant step forward. The stage itself went to Marco Brenner of Team Tudor, who secured the first Vuelta stage win by a German rider since 2023.
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Originally published by Der Standard in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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