Pogacar's astonishing solo effort punishes Vuelta rivals
Summary
Tadej Pogacar won the fourth stage of the Vuelta a Espana by a large margin, increasing his lead in the race. He rode alone for the last 50 kilometers and now has a strong chance to win the whole event.Key Facts
- Pogacar won stage four of the Vuelta a Espana by 2 minutes and 39 seconds.
- The stage was 104.8 kilometers long and included mountainous terrain.
- Pogacar attacked with 50 kilometers left and rode solo to the finish.
- He now leads the race with a 3 minute and 21 second advantage.
- This is Pogacar’s biggest winning gap in a Grand Tour so far.
- The third stage was stopped earlier due to severe hailstorms.
- Primoz Roglic is currently second in the overall standings.
- The next stage will cover 173.3 kilometers along Spain’s east coast.
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