Remco Evenepoel accelerates with 4.6km to go and rides two seconds sooner than Primoz Roglic on the end (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Response from stage 3 winner Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) after crossing the end line two seconds in entrance of Primoz Roglic (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) finishes second on stage 3 and retains the Inexperienced Chief Jersey by the slimmest of margins (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Giulio Ciccone (Trek-Segafredo) within the Pink Mountain Jersey crosses the end line in third (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Remco Evenepoel accelerates with 4.6km to go and win stage 3 (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Primoz Roglic of Jumbo-Visma (left) in Inexperienced Chief Jersey jumped with Remco Evenepoel of Staff Soudal-QuickStep in last 4.6km of race (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Breakaway on the slopes of l. a. Creueta (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
The peloton climbs the Coll de la Creueta (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) within the Inexperienced Chief Jersey and Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) within the Yellow Greatest Younger Rider Jersey compete on the 18.7km climb of Coll de la Creueta (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Richard Carapaz of EF Training-Easypost (centre) rides within the breakaway passing by means of Ripoll Village whereas followers cheer (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Guillaume Martin of Staff Cofidis leads the breakaway on first half of 180.6km stage 3 (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Richard Carapaz of EF Training-Easypost takes a flip on the entrance of the breakaway (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Jumbo-Visma leads the peloton on rural roads which might be a part of stage 3 outdoors the beginning at Olost (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
George Bennett and Adam Yates of UAE Staff Emirates on the entrance of the peloton after the beginning of stage 3 (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
The peloton jheads to mountaintop end at La Molina (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Colombian champion Esteban Chaves of EF Training-Easypost competes in peloton (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
Remco Evenepoel in finest younger rider jersey at Volta a Catalunya (Picture credit score: David Ramos/Getty Pictures)
World Champion Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) outduelled Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) to win stage 3 of the Volta a Catalunya on the summit end of La Molina.
Evenepoel attacked from a 40-strong peloton at 4.5 kilometres to go together with a protracted acceleration, however Roglič simply reached him,. after shadowing the Belgian in direction of the summit, the 2 fought it out for the end.
Contained in the final kilometre, Evenepoel accelerated away on the ultimate left hand nook of the climb, simply dropping Roglič, to assert the win two seconds forward of the Slovenian.
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