Remco Evenepoel and Primož Roglič fought one final battle on stage 7 (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Richard Carapaz (EF Training-EasyPost) assaults to determine the early break (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
The break of the time out on the highway (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Soudal-QuickStep managed the peloton (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Race chief Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) within the peloton (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
De la Cruz (proper) could be the final man standing from the break at 28km to go (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Evenpoel and Roglič launched three laps from the tip (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Evenepoel leads Roglič and Marc Soler (UAE Staff Emirates) on the assault (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Evenepoel and Roglič climb above Barcelona on the closing circuits (Picture credit score: David RamosGetty Photos)
Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) held off a number of assaults from GC rival Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) to outlive the hilly remaining stage of the Volta a Catalunya in Barcelona and declare the general win.
The Slovenian crammed in a uncommon hole in his stage racing palmarès together with his 18th GC win, placing the primary blow within the rivalry that may see them go head-to-head on the Giro d’Italia in Could.
He weathered a number of accelerations to hold on to Evenepoel, the pair racing in the direction of the end collectively after leaving the peloton behind at 28km to go. Roglič led the way in which down the ultimate descent and into the ultimate kilometre, whereas Evenepoel jumped from the wheel inside the ultimate 100 metres to say his second stage win of the race.
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