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Protesters bring cycling's Vuelta a Espana to early finishThe 2025 Vuelta a Espana cycling race halted its final stage in Madrid, Spain, on Sunday after protesters took over the city streets.,Two-time Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard of Denmark was declared the winner of the three-week event after entering Stage 21 in the lead.,Palestinian flags have...

SEE IT: Fan causes pile-up at Tour de France [Updated]One unlucky fan will have to live forever knowing they sparked an epic, but terrifying, pile-up at the Tour de France — just trying to cheer the riders on....

TV Helicopter Unwittingly Exposes Rooftop Weed Operation During Bike RaceCatalan cops seized over 40 cannabis plants from a rooftop near Barcelona yesterday thanks to information from an unexpected source: a TV helicopter broadcasting this month’s Vuelta a España. Stage 8 of the race finished in the town of Igualada on Saturday, and as the race made its way through the ...

Errant Helicopter Causes Real Dumb Bike Crash

Wayward helicopters are probably very low on the list of things professional cyclists have to worry about, right down there with crashing in the finishing chute. However, a scatterbrained helicopter pilot managed to combine both at the Vuelta a España yesterday....

The Strangest, Hardest Stage Race Of The Cycling Season Is Here And It's Going To Kick Ass

Among cycling’s three longest and most important stage races of the season, the Vuelta a España has always been the odd Grand Tour out. The Tour de France is the sports’ grandiose showcase bid for mainstream attention, while the Giro d’Italia’s extravagant pageantry and deep history have positioned ...

Alberto Contador Was One Of Cycling's Last Cowboys

Could there have possibly been a better ending for Alberto Contador? Sure....

Folks, It's A Dick

During Stage 4 of the Vuelta a España, the peloton ran over someone’s dick. I think they were okay with it....

Fabio Aru Beats Tom Dumoulin To Win Vuelta a España

Tom Dumoulin was never supposed to be this close, and yet, for 19 stages, he was. The Vuelta a España is a cruel race full of steep ascents. The guys who win this race trend lighter and less well-rounded than Tour de France winners, simply because the parcours are a sadistic climbing party with few ...