As Tadej Pogačar's dominance of cycling continues at the Vuelta a España, he keeps on breaking new ground. The Slovenian is known for his long-range solo rides, but his effort on Tuesday's fourth stage in Spain, a short but sharp blast through the mountains of Andorra, saw him log his longest Grand Tour solo victory yet.
Pogačar's 32nd Grand Tour stage win came as he blasted away from his erstwhile GC rivals, including Felix Gall, whose Decathlon CMA CGM team had been setting a hard pace early on the first-category Collada de Beixalis.