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Enric Mas se corona y acaba con la sequía española más larga en la Vuelta

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Enric Mas has won the Vuelta a España, ending the longest victory drought for Spanish cyclists in the history of the event. The Movistar climber secured the title following the withdrawal of Tadej Pogačar, maintaining a dominant performance throughout the race. The final stage of the competition took place in Granada, where Tobias Halland Johannessen claimed the stage victory.

This win marks a significant milestone for Mas, who described the event as the race of his life. The victory draws historical parallels to Alberto Contador, who was the last Spanish rider to win the Vuelta twelve years ago in 2014.

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