Vuelta a España Time Trial: Enric Mas Retains Red Jersey as Roglic Climbs to Second
- Primoz Roglic moved up to second place in the general classification following a strong performance against the clock on the September 10 stage, according to NOS and AD.nl.
- Swiss time-trial specialist Stefan Küng spent time occupying the hot seat in Jerez after posting a strong provisional time, according to De Telegraaf and NOS.
- With the individual test concluded, the general classification sees Enric Mas firmly at the top with his red jersey intact, while Primoz Roglic sits in second position, according...
Primoz Roglic moved up to second place in the general classification following a strong performance against the clock on the September 10 stage, according to NOS and AD.nl. Enric Mas maintained his overall lead in the red jersey, successfully containing the time losses on the route through Andalusia. Alongside Mas and Roglic, riders including Felix Gall were also on the road during the testing test against the clock, as reported by De Telegraaf.
Roglic Climbs to Second Overall as Time Trial Shakes Up Standings
Küng Sets the Pace in Jerez
Swiss time-trial specialist Stefan Küng spent time occupying the hot seat in Jerez after posting a strong provisional time, according to De Telegraaf and NOS. Küng displaced young British rider Callum Thornley, who had earlier set the benchmark time on the course. Thornley’s initial effort had placed him temporarily at the top of the leaderboard before the established specialists completed their runs.
Standings After the Andalusian Test
With the individual test concluded, the general classification sees Enric Mas firmly at the top with his red jersey intact, while Primoz Roglic sits in second position, according to AD.nl.