Hola amigos! Welcome to live coverage of Stage 20 of La Vuelta - and it's the big deciding mountain test, a 190.4km schlep from Arenas de San Petro to Plataforma de Gredos.
Vuelta a España
Stage 20 | Mountain | Men | 14.09.2019
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Arenas de San PedroPlataforma de Gredos
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Updated 14/09/2019 at 15:42 GMT
One non-starter today: Jean-Pierre Drucker (Bora-Hansgrohe), who finished last yesterday. He joins Marco Marcato (UAE Team Emirates) and Tony Martin (Jumbo-Visma) who withdrew following that nasty crash yesterday.
Here's what's in store today - a whopping total of 4,500m of climbing...
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And more on a controversial day with out highlights package...
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Highlights: Fury as stricken Roglic attacked by Movistar, Cavagna triumphs
Yesterday, Remi Cavagna capped a memorable Stage 19 at La Vuelta by holding off a fast-finishing pack to claim a fine solo triumph. Cavgana attacked with 22km to go, leaving the eight other escapees in his dust on the approach to Toledo. The former French U23 time trial champion never looked like being reeled back in once he got a gap.