Summary
Colombian cyclist Egan Bernal won stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana, which was shortened due to pro-Palestinian protests. The stage, originally 168 km long, was cut by eight kilometers after protesters blocked the road near the finish line. This is one of several race disruptions linked to protests against the Israel-Premier Tech team.
Key Facts
- Egan Bernal won stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana.
- The stage was shortened by eight kilometers due to pro-Palestinian protests.
- Protests have disrupted other stages including stage 11.
- The Israel-Premier Tech team faced several targeted disruptions.
- The race took place from Poio to Castro de Herville.
- Protestors caused a crash to Spain's Javier Romo during stage 15.
- Jonas Vingegaard is the current leader in overall standings.
- The protests are linked to tensions following recent events in Gaza.
