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Newsletter · By Javi Aguilar · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 28, 2026

    The win that changes a life, but perhaps not a career (opens the original)

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    Hands on his head, tears, dark circles from more than six hours of pushing himself to the limit. The most unexpected victory in cycling for a very long time. Perhaps since Igor Astarloa, also in Canada, 23 years ago.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="781" src="

  2. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    The Least Expected Day (opens the original)

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    La Vuelta a España is over and that, whatever astronomy may say, means summer is over too. A near-definitive part of the season ends here, before the final autumn push, when the leaves on the ground mingle with the rainbow someone will tattoo on their chest.This was La Vuelta of absolute redemption for Enric Mas. “Here is the future of Spanish cycling”,… Read more

  3. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    8+1 takeaways from a Vuelta a España already decided? (opens the original)

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    Two weeks ago in Monaco, telling Enric Mas he’d reach the final week in the lead, more than two minutes clear of his closest rivals, would probably have earned a laugh. But sometimes, the improbable is simply cycling.That brought us to two stages on this weekend of extreme heat in Andalucía, knowing that one more day means one fewer for Movistar and Enric Mas. On a brutally hard stage in Jaén without a single metre of flat road, the race seemed destined for the breakaway from the very start. Ple

  4. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    10 days to redeem a sporting life (opens the original)

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    The other day I wrote an article titled The misery takes over La Vuelta (again), and at the time Tadej Pogačar was the leader and master of the race. If sport is a school of life, of dealing with defeat, self-control and discipline, of putting in the work without any guarantee of results, cycling is the real university.Tadej Pogačar can only really be measured and compared with other Tadej Pogačars, except when it comes to bad luck. In that regard, the biggest name in world cyclin

  5. Issue · Aug 24, 2026

    The misery takes over La Vuelta (again) (opens the original)

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    As for how last year’s Vuelta unfolded, I’ve already written plenty about it here, and I don’t particularly feel like getting into how an influencer has taken up part of the spotlight this year either. Everyone has already had their say, and I neither want nor have much more to add. So instead, let’s focus on the misery that has come our way, the misery out on the road, in cycling itself, if you’ll forgive the redundancy.And while there are plenty of conclusions to draw from the little racing we

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