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Vingegaard keeps Vuelta lead after team suffer bike thefts but Gaudu closes gap

David Gaudu (left) surprises Mads Pedersen to take the stage win but Jonas Vingegaard (right) is close behind
David Gaudu (left) surprises Mads Pedersen to take the stage win but Jonas Vingegaard (right) is close behind. Photograph: Tim de Waele/Getty Images

Jonas Vingegaard maintained his overall lead of the Vuelta a España yesterday, finishing third on stage three after a fraught 24 hours in which his Visma-Lease a Bike team discovered the theft of several bikes from an equipment truck.

Vingegaard seemed largely unaffected, finishing on the wheels of second-placed Mads Pedersen and the stage winner, David Gaudu, after an uphill sprint at the end of the first medium-mountain stage of the race, a 139km ride from San Maurizio Canavese to Ceres in Italy.

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