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Vuelta a España: Britain’s Matt Brennan leaves Pogacar in wake to win stage two

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Vuelta a España: Britain’s Matt Brennan leaves Pogacar in wake to win stage two

The 20-year-old Briton is riding in his first grand tour Tadej Pogacar retains overall leader’s red jersey Britain’s Matt Brennan sprinted ⁠to victory in the second stage of ⁠the Vuelta ⁠a ​España on Sunday with overall race ⁠favourite Tadej Pogacar holding on to the leader’s ⁠red jersey.

Riding his first ​grand ‌ tour, the ‌20-year-old Visma-Lease a Bike rider ‌laid down the power on the uphill drag to the finish in Manosque after a 214km ‌ride from Monaco and held on comfortably.

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