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Home»News»Vuelta a Andalucia Thriller: Pavel Sivakov Clinches Overall Victory as Jon Barrenetxea Triumphs in Final Stage
News By Miles CooperFebruary 23, 2025

Vuelta a Andalucia Thriller: Pavel Sivakov Clinches Overall Victory as Jon Barrenetxea Triumphs in Final Stage

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Pavel Sivakov (UAE Crew Emirates-XRG) was once showed as the total winner of the Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista Del Sol following the finale level 5 which noticed a breakaway prevail into Los angeles Línea de los angeles Concepción.

It was once a 2nd consecutive luck for the breakaway at the 5th and ultimate level of the Vuelta a Andalucia, and a 2nd win for a Spanish rider on a Spanish group, as Movistar’s Jon Barrenetxea clinched his 2nd profession victory on the age of 24.

3 survivors from the day’s early damage contested the victory in Los angeles Línea de los angeles Conception, with the Spaniard overturning two Norwegians – Tobias Johannessen (Uno-X Mobility) and Johannes Staune-Mittet (Decathlon-AG2R Los angeles Mondiale) – to take the win. 

Although Johannessen protested on the line taken within the dash via Barrenetxea, there was once certainly concerning the outcome. Johannessen completed 2nd and Staune-Mittet 3rd.

With the entire hiking going down within the first part of the direction, there was once no alternative for any motion at the normal classification all through the level. 

The peloton rolled in in combination and Sivikov was once topped the total winner of the five-day race. Runner-up within the general classification, Tom Pidcock (Q36.5 Professional Biking), was once ready to supplant Clement Berthet (Decathlon-AG2R Los angeles Mondiale) after managing to accrue 3 seconds to equivalent the time of the Frenchman on GC, after which moved forward courtesy of his level 5 placements.  Each riders completed at 23 seconds at the back of Sivakov.

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