Enric Mas Wins Vuelta a Espana, First Grand Tour Title of His Career
The 31-year-old Movistar rider claimed victory in a race marked by the early withdrawal of favorite Tadej Pogacar, according to Le Monde.
Spain's Enric Mas, 31, won the Vuelta a Espana, the first Grand Tour title of his career, Le Monde reported.
The race was marked by the early withdrawal of two-time world champion and top favorite Tadej Pogacar, according to the report.
Sources
- L’Espagnol Enric Mas remporte le Tour d’Espagne, douze ans après le sacre d’Alberto Contador — Le Monde — Une
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