Pogačar nails his longest Grand Tour solo as Vuelta stage 4 ride reshapes his lone-raid legacy
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Tadej Pogačar rode solo for 50km to win stage 4 of the Vuelta a España in Andorra, delivering the longest Grand Tour solo victory of his career and adding another record-breaking raid to his growing gallery of long solo attacks; the piece notes this win ranks behind his year’s longer solos at Strade Bianche and the Tour de Suisse, and places it within his evolving palmarès of lone breaks.
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