After already twice heading the overall classification in this year's Vuelta a España, on stage 10's summit finish at Larra Belagua, Jonas Vingegaard has once again returned to the lead spot in the GC standings. But this time round, he says, he's hoping it'll be for keeps.
Previous race leader Torsten Træen (Bahrain Victorious) did his utmost to hang onto la roja on the punishing slopes of Larra Belagua, and the Norwegian's time loss of 1:03 on Vingegaard at the finish line was hardly a massive defeat.
