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La Vuelta ends with Vingegaard in the red jersey and Pedersen in green — both on RED AXS. Pidcock takes third.
La Vuelta a España didn’t end with a podium in Madrid, but with a masterclass in climbing on Spain’s brutal Bola del Mundo. On stage 20, Team Visma | Lease a Bike’s Jonas Vingegaard delivered the ride that sealed his third Grand Tour victory.
With every pedal stroke and every shift on RED AXS, the two-time Tour de France champ pushed further towards history, locking in the red jersey for good. Jonas’ race wasn’t just about stage 20’s finish — after three weeks of racing, from early stages to relentless mountain passes, Jonas and his teammates conquered roads across Italy, France, Andorra and Spain.
While Jonas dominated the climbs, Mads Pedersen of Lidl-Trek sprinted with precision and speed to secure the green jersey. His consistency and fire helped him complete a remarkable final Grand Tour and 2025 season. Tom Pidcock of Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team finished third in the GC, the team’s first ever Grand Tour podium.
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