Vuelta a españa 2026, tutte le classifiche: wout van aert conquista la leadership nella graduatoria a punti

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Vuelta a españa 2026, tutte le classifiche: wout van aert conquista la leadership nella graduatoria a punti

La settima tappa della Vuelta a España 2026 ha modificato gli equilibri nelle classifiche individuali. La frazione, lunga 149,8 chilometri e disputata tra Vall d’Alba e Aramón Valdelinares, ha premiato il norvegese Andreas Leknessund, mentre Tadej Pogacar ha conservato due primati su quattro.

Vuelta a España 2026: Leknessund vince la settima tappa

Tra i 178 corridori ancora in gara, Andreas Leknessund del team Uno-X Mobility ha conquistato il successo al termine della settima frazione. Il risultato ha accompagnato un cambiamento nella classifica a punti, una delle quattro graduatorie individuali principali.

Vuelta a España 2026: situazione delle maglie

Tadej Pogacar, in forza alla UAE Team Emirates-XRG, mantiene la Maglia Rossa della classifica generale e il comando della graduatoria degli scalatori. Il primato nella classifica a punti passa invece al belga Wout van Aert del Team Visma | Lease a Bike. Resta invariata la leadership del britannico Oscar Onley nella graduatoria dei giovani, con la maglia riservata ancora nelle sue mani.

Classifica generale dopo la settima tappa della Vuelta a España

  • 1. Tadej Pogacar – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – 19:32:37
  • 2. Enric Mas – Movistar Team – +03:50
  • 3. Primoz Roglic – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +04:50
  • 4. Felix Gall – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +05:01
  • 5. Sepp Kuss – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +06:05
  • 6. Oscar Onley – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +06:06
  • 7. Richard Carapaz – EF Education-EasyPost – +06:12
  • 8. Mattias Skjelmose – Lidl-Trek – +07:17
  • 9. Harold Tejada – XDS Astana Team – +07:46
  • 10. Gregor Mühlberger – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +09:29
  • 11. Jakob Omrzel – Bahrain Victorious – +09:54
  • 12. Clément Berthet – Groupama-FDJ United – +11:21
  • 13. Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet – Groupama-FDJ United – +12:01
  • 14. Léo Bisiaux – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +12:13
  • 15. Jarno Widar – Lotto-Intermarché – +12:49
  • 16. Cristian Rodriguez – XDS Astana Team – +13:02
  • 17. Finlay Pickering – Team Jayco-AlUla – +14:54
  • 18. Ramses Debruyne – Alpecin-Premier Tech – +15:24
  • 19. Pablo Torres – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – +15:47
  • 20. Matthew Riccitello – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +17:04
  • 21. Juan Rodríguez – EF Education-EasyPost – +17:12
  • 22. Tobias Halland Johannessen – Uno-X Mobility – +17:21
  • 23. Embret Svestad-Bårdseng – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +17:37
  • 24. Jan Hirt – NSN Cycling Team – +20:42
  • 25. Filippo Zana – Soudal Quick-Step – +24:26
  • 26. Jay Vine – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – +26:28
  • 27. Mario Aparicio – Burgos Burpellet BH – +27:34
  • 28. Pavel Sivakov – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – +30:23
  • 29. Raúl García – Movistar Team – +32:40
  • 30. Pello Bilbao – Bahrain Victorious – +33:52
  • 31. Ibon Ruiz – Equipo Kern Pharma – +34:35
  • 32. Ben Tulett – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +35:22
  • 33. Attila Valter – Bahrain Victorious – +35:31
  • 34. Jørgen Nordhagen – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +35:53
  • 35. Koen Bouwman – Team Jayco-AlUla – +36:02
  • 36. Mattia Gaffuri – Team Picnic PostNL – +36:19
  • 37. Emanuel Buchmann – Cofidis – +36:23
  • 38. Lawrence Warbasse – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +36:40
  • 39. Rudy Molard – Groupama-FDJ United – +37:30
  • 40. Wout van Aert – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +37:38
  • 41. Luke Tuckwell – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +37:53
  • 42. Valentin Madouas – Groupama-FDJ United – +37:55
  • 43. Gianmarco Garofoli – Soudal Quick-Step – +38:28
  • 44. Carlos Rodriguez – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +39:04
  • 45. Edward Dunbar – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +39:59
  • 46. Patrick Konrad – Lidl-Trek – +40:13
  • 47. Clément Alleno – Burgos Burpellet BH – +40:17
  • 48. Mikel Landa – Soudal Quick-Step – +40:37
  • 49. Callum Scotson – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +40:41
  • 50. Jack Haig – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +41:05
  • 51. Thomas Gloag – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +41:38
  • 52. Urko Berrade – Equipo Kern Pharma – +41:43
  • 53. Valentin Paret-Peintre – Soudal Quick-Step – +41:49
  • 54. Hannes Wilksch – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +42:19
  • 55. William Barta – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +42:27
  • 56. Andreas Leknessund – Uno-X Mobility – +42:52
  • 57. Santiago Buitrago – Bahrain Victorious – +43:11
  • 58. Mauri Vansevenant – Soudal Quick-Step – +43:42
  • 59. Marco Brenner – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +45:20
  • 60. Lennard Kämna – Lidl-Trek – +45:24
  • 61. Carlos Canal – Movistar Team – +45:34
  • 62. Hugo Hofstetter – NSN Cycling Team – +45:39
  • 63. George Bennett – NSN Cycling Team – +46:36
  • 64. Sergio Samitier – Cofidis – +47:05
  • 65. Enzo Paleni – Groupama-FDJ United – +47:31
  • 66. Lars Craps – Lotto-Intermarché – +47:48
  • 67. Roland Thalmann – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +48:19
  • 68. Gijs Leemreize – Team Picnic PostNL – +48:27
  • 69. Marcel Camprubí – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +48:52
  • 70. James Shaw – EF Education-EasyPost – +49:06
  • 71. Fabian Weiss – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +49:55
  • 72. Milan Vader – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +50:04
  • 73. Bruno Armirail – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +50:41
  • 74. Henok Mulubrhan – XDS Astana Team – +50:53
  • 75. Axel Laurance – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +52:45
  • 76. Pau Miquel Delgado – Bahrain Victorious – +53:09
  • 77. Mats Wenzel – Equipo Kern Pharma – +53:33
  • 78. Bastien Tronchon – Groupama-FDJ United – +53:57
  • 79. Frederik Wandahl – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +54:02
  • 80. Iván Romeo – Movistar Team – +54:08
  • 81. Stefan Küng – Tudor Pro Cycling Team – +54:23
  • 82. Paul Ourselin – Cofidis – +54:44
  • 83. Vincenzo Albanese – EF Education-EasyPost – +55:40
  • 84. Victor Langellotti – XDS Astana Team – +56:07
  • 85. Jose Manuel Diaz – Burgos Burpellet BH – +56:15
  • 86. Reuben Thompson – Lotto-Intermarché – +56:39
  • 87. Alexey Lutsenko – NSN Cycling Team – +56:46
  • 88. Andreas Kron – Uno-X Mobility – +57:00
  • 89. Jordan Labrosse – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +57:39
  • 90. Nick Schultz – NSN Cycling Team – +58:25
  • 91. Pau Martí – NSN Cycling Team – +58:26
  • 92. Ivan Sosa – Equipo Kern Pharma – +58:36
  • 93. Simon Dalby – Uno-X Mobility – +01:00:06
  • 94. Lorenzo Rota – Lotto-Intermarché – +01:00:19
  • 95. Lorenzo Fortunato – XDS Astana Team – +01:00:31
  • 96. Sander De Pestel – Decathlon CMA CGM Team – +01:00:46
  • 97. Xabier Azparren – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +01:00:57
  • 98. Sylvain Moniquet – Cofidis – +01:01:28
  • 99. Jorge Arcas – Movistar Team – +01:01:46
  • 100. Steven Kruijswijk – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +01:01:56
  • 101. Gianni Vermeersch – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +01:02:40
  • 102. Hugo Houle – Alpecin-Premier Tech – +01:02:45
  • 103. Rémy Rochas – Groupama-FDJ United – +01:03:35
  • 104. Thibau Nys – Lidl-Trek – +01:04:22
  • 105. Julien Bernard – Lidl-Trek – +01:05:31
  • 106. José Luis Faura – Burgos Burpellet BH – +01:05:44
  • 107. David de la Cruz – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +01:06:04
  • 108. Finn Fisher-Black – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +01:06:52
  • 109. Jacopo Mosca – Lidl-Trek – +01:08:21
  • 110. Gal Glivar – Alpecin-Premier Tech – +01:08:43
  • 111. Kevin Vermaerke – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – +01:08:56
  • 112. João Almeida – UAE Team Emirates-XRG – +01:09:06
  • 113. Lucas Hamilton – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +01:09:23
  • 114. Georg Steinhauser – EF Education-EasyPost – +01:09:29
  • 115. Rudy Porter – Team Jayco-AlUla – +01:09:35
  • 116. Orluis Aular – Movistar Team – +01:10:01
  • 117. Francesco Busatto – Alpecin-Premier Tech – +01:10:32
  • 118. Vito Braet – Lotto-Intermarché – +01:10:33
  • 119. Alessandro Covi – Team Jayco-AlUla – +01:10:37
  • 120. Pablo Castrillo – Movistar Team – +01:10:46
  • 121. Michael Gogl – Alpecin-Premier Tech – +01:10:48
  • 122. Darren Rafferty – EF Education-EasyPost – +01:10:54
  • 123. Moritz Kretschy – NSN Cycling Team – +01:11:12
  • 124. Bryan Coquard – Cofidis – +01:11:14
  • 125. Fredrik Dversnes – Uno-X Mobility – +01:11:25
  • 126. Magnus Cort – Uno-X Mobility – +01:12:37
  • 127. Matthew Brennan – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +01:12:44
  • 128. Christophe Laporte – Team Visma | Lease a Bike – +01:13:12
  • 129. David González – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +01:13:16
  • 130. Alberto Dainese – Soudal Quick-Step – +01:13:19
  • 131. Jesus Herrada – Burgos Burpellet BH – +01:13:52
  • 132. Henri-Francois Haquin – Team Picnic PostNL – +01:14:01
  • 133. Callum Thornley – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +01:14:29
  • 134. Fabio Van den Bossche – Soudal Quick-Step – +01:14:47
  • 135. Rasmus Tiller – Uno-X Mobility – +01:14:55
  • 136. Mads Pedersen – Lidl-Trek – +01:14:56
  • 137. Darren van Bekkum – XDS Astana Team – +01:15:05
  • 138. Sinuhé Fernandez – Burgos Burpellet BH – +01:16:15
  • 139. Ben Turner – Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team – +01:16:34
  • 140. Yevgeniy Fedorov – XDS Astana Team – +01:16:35
  • 141. Jordi Meeus – Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe – +01:16:39
  • 142. Roman Ermakov – Bahrain Victorious – +01:16:54
  • 143. Walter Calzoni – Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team – +01:17:02
  • 144. Alessandro Romele – XDS

Protagonisti della settima tappa della Vuelta a España

La frazione ha avuto come protagonisti principali il vincitore di giornata e i corridori al vertice delle classifiche individuali, con quattro maglie di riferimento distribuite tra tre nazionalità.

  • Andreas Leknessund, vincitore della settima tappa
  • Tadej Pogacar, leader della classifica generale e degli scalatori
  • Wout van Aert, leader della classifica a punti
  • Oscar Onley, leader della classifica dei giovani
Wout van Aert
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