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Vuelta: Brennan unbeatable!
Meeus and Cort defeated in the sprint
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Matthew Brennan wins the seventeenth stage of the Vuelta, from Dos Hermanas to Sevilla, 185 km.
There are only two brave riders of the day who attempt the adventure in the breakaway, even though they have very little chance of making it to the end: they are the Frenchman Paleni and the Spaniard Fernandez .
Paleni was caught 3 km from the finish by the group heading for the sprint.
One X tries to organize to launch Cort, but Brennan is literally unbeatable and finds the fifth victory in this edition.
Meeus and Cort on the podium of the day.
ORDER OF ARRIVAL
1 BRENNAN Matthew Team Visma | Lease a Bike 4:07:15
2 MEEUS Jordi Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe 0:00
3 CORT Magnus Uno-X Mobility 0:00
4 ROMELE Alessandro XDS Astana Team 0:00
5 DE SCHUYTENEER Steffen Lotto Intermarché 0:00
6 LAURANCE Axel Netcompany INEOS 0:00
7 MIQUEL Pau Bahrain - Victorious 0:00
8 MACÍAS César Burgos Burpellet BH 0:00
9 HOFSTETTER Hugo NSN Cycling Team 0:00
10 COQUARD Bryan Cofidis 0:00
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