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Pro Log: Stage 3 of Vuelta a España cancelled; Kim Le Court-Pienaar wins Tour of Britain Women; Julian Alaphilippe retires

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By Robyn Davidson
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Welcome back to another edition of Pro Log. Here’s a rundown of the latest results before we get started: Vuelta a España, Stage 3, Mon 24th August: CANCALLED Vuelta a España, Stage 2, Sun 23rd August: 1st Matthew Brennan, Visma-Lease a Bike, 4h 47min 47sec; 2nd Pau Miquel, Bahrain Victorious, +00sec; 3rd Tadej Pogačar, UAE Team Emirates XRG, +00sec.
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The 8 key storylines to follow at the Vuelta a España

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By Robyn Davidson
| Cyclist Verified
Grand Tour season is almost over. The Vuelta a España begins in Monaco on Saturday 22nd September, heading through southern France and Andorra before reaching Spain, where it will largely be contained to the southern region of the country. Here we look at the key storylines to follow throughout the three weeks. The last time Tadej Pogačar participated in the Vuelta came back in 2019.
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Opinion: There will never be another Julian Alaphilippe

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By Robyn Davidson
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Here goes Robyn, romanticising another French cyclist. Well, Julian Alaphilippe was truly one-of-a-kind, and news of his reportedly immediate retirement according to L’Équipe marks the end of an era. It’s a damn shame. Alaphilippe’s electrifying style of racing and ferociously attacking with his heart on his sleeve enchanted and captivated all who witnessed it. It was a match made in heaven that he spent the majority of his career with Soudal Quick-Step.
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