Wout van Aert puts on a show in another triumphant breakaway at the Vuelta
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Wout van Aert puts on a show in another triumphant breakaway at the Vuelta

Record4 September 2026 at 16:26

Wout van Aert, Belgian rider from the Visma team, achieved another impressive breakaway victory at the Vuelta. The feat occurred on the stage finishing in Loja, where the athlete once again demonstrated his ability to shine in escapes.

In the battle for the final sprint, van Aert overcame Frenchman Valentin Paret-Peintre, securing the stage victory. The Belgian's performance confirmed his status as one of the most dangerous cyclists when he manages to break away from the main peloton.

Van Aert's performance at the Vuelta has been marked by successful breakaways, establishing him as a constant threat on stages that allow this type of strategy. His Visma team has been betting on this type of racing to achieve significant results in the Spanish competition.

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