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The last Grand Tour of 2024 has ended, and Primoz Roglic of Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe won it. After a dominant solo attack in the final kilometers of stage 19, Primoz reclaimed the red leader's jersey with just two days of racing left. He maintained his roughly two-minute lead in red after stage 20 and into the final ITT in Madrid, crossing the finish line in second place. This is Primoz’s fourth Vuelta title.

Primoz Roglic triumphantly stands on the podium in his red winner's jersey.

It’s been a memorable racing season for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, as they celebrated their new team name just a few months ago. Primoz and the team’s strong Vuelta performance helped them claim their second overall Grand Tour victory, closing out the year while reigning in red. Primoz’s winning Specialized Tarmac SL8 was equipped with 52/39T chainrings, a 10-36T cassette, SRAM RED AXS and the Hammerhead Karoo.

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In addition to Primoz’s GC win, several other SRAM athletes delivered big Vuelta achievements: 

  • Enric Mas of Movistar Team – third place in GC 

  • Mattias Skjelmose of Lidl-Trek – white jersey winner 

  • Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe – second place in team classification 

Enric Mas finished third overall on La Vuelta podium.

Primoz and his Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team raced La Vuelta on SRAM RED AXS, the world’s most advanced road groupset. RED isn’t just the lightest electronic drivetrain available today, it has more comfortable and lower-effort braking, more precise shifting and expanded gearing choices. The team also races with the Hammerhead Karoo head unit for effortless AXS integration. 

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