Pogacar dominates Vuelta stage four with record-breaking solo win
Tadej Pogacar won the fourth stage of the Vuelta a España by 2 minutes 39 seconds, the largest margin of his Grand Tour career, after attacking with 50km remaining. The Slovenian extended his overall lead to 3 minutes 21 seconds, moving closer to his first Vuelta title and completing a Grand Tour collection. He remains on track to become the first rider since 1994 to lead a Grand Tour from start to finish.
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The 104.8-kilometer mountainous route in Andorra la Vella saw Pogacar attack on the second climb, quickly building a 90-second lead on the descent. His winning
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