Pogacar Seals Stage 4 Solo Win to Extend Vuelta Lead
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Tadej Pogacar attacked with 50km to go on a mountainous stage in Andorra la Vella to win stage four by 2:39 over Jarno Widar, extending his Vuelta lead to 3:21 and putting him on track to be the first rider since 1994 to lead a Grand Tour from start to finish; Roglic moved into second overall, Mas third, as the race heads to a hilly stage five.
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- Vuelta a España: Tadej Pogacar punishes peloton with mighty solo win on stage four The Guardian
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