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☿ Cycling — Fri, 11 Sep 2026

Eddie Dunbar took a hilly breakaway stage with the kind of grinding solo authority that separates a calculated escape from a lucky one. Proqua sent three men into that break and strangled it from the inside — when Dunbar went, his teammates Gloag and Camprubí had already done the work of neutralising anyone else's ambitions. Buitrago in second shows the Colombian still has climbing legs worth watching, but Gloag in third and Camprubí in fifth means Proqua effectively owned the day from start to finish, a level of team control you rarely see in a breakaway that was supposed to be open racing. GC data unavailable — tomorrow will tell us whether today was a luxury or a statement.

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🏁 VUELTA A ESPAÑA — Stage 19
🥇 DUNBAR Eddie (PQT) (5:00:54)
🥈 BUITRAGO Santiago (TBV) (+0:14)
🥉 GLOAG Thomas (PQT) (+0:23)
4. BERRADE Urko (EKP) (+0:44)
5. CAMPRUBÍ Marcel (PQT) (+1:44)

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