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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> Esteban Chaves (COL/Mitchelton-Scott) is dropped from the first group after 90km's of hard racing.<br /> <br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> Louis Meintjes (ZAF/Dimension Data) driving this group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> The group also contains eventual stage winner Philippe Gilbert (BEL/Deceuninck-Quickstep).<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> At 90km Alex Kirsch (LUX/Trek-Segafredo), John Degenkolb (DEU/Trek-Segafredo) & Quentin Jauregui (FRA/AG2R - La Mondiale) float between the first and the GC group 5 minutes behind.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds.<br /> This is the 1st group, containing Nairo Quintana (COL/Movistar) who will virtiually (and at th efinish) climb up to 2nd in the GC as he trumps his teammate Valverde who is kept behind in the GC group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> Mark Padun (UKR/Bahrain-Merida) riding solo between groups.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds.<br /> This is the 1st group, containing Nairo Quintana (COL/Movistar) who will virtiually (and at th efinish) climb up to 2nd in the GC as he trumps his teammate Valverde who is kept behind in the GC group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> Peter Stetina (USA/Trek-Segafredo) is getting rid of his feedbag.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> At 90km Alex Kirsch (LUX/Trek-Segafredo), John Degenkolb (DEU/Trek-Segafredo) & Quentin Jauregui (FRA/AG2R - La Mondiale) float between the first and the GC group 5 minutes behind.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h). <br /> Jempy Drucker (LUX/Bora-Hansgrohe) is driving the main (GC) group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> The group also contains eventual stage winner Philippe Gilbert (BEL/Deceuninck-Quickstep).<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h).<br /> Peter Stetina (USA/Trek-Segafredo) is getting rid of his feedbag.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds.<br /> This is the 1st group, containing Nairo Quintana (COL/Movistar) who will virtiually (and at th efinish) climb up to 2nd in the GC as he trumps his teammate Valverde who is kept behind in the GC group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds.<br /> This is the 1st group, containing Nairo Quintana (COL/Movistar) who will virtiually (and at th efinish) climb up to 2nd in the GC as he trumps his teammate Valverde who is kept behind in the GC group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many pockets of riders (9 groups through the feedzone) and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$with strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at a (very) high average speed (50.63 km/h)<br /> Heinrich Haussler (AUS/Bahrain-Merida) & Ben King (USA/Dimension Data) float in between groups<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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$With strong crosswinds, the peleton fractures into many (9 through the feedzone) pockets of riders and makes for fierce racing form start to finish at (very) high average speeds.<br /> This is the 1st group, containing Nairo Quintana (COL/Movistar) who will virtiually (and at th efinish) climb up to 2nd in the GC as he trumps his teammate Valverde who is kept behind in the GC group.<br /> <br /> Stage 17: Aranda de Duero to Guadalajara (220km)<br /> La Vuelta 2019<br /> <br /> ©kramon$
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