Eddie Dunbar timed his final attack perfectly to victory atop Pena Blancas on stage 19 of the Vuelta a Espana. The Pinarello Q36.5 rider chased down Santiago Buitrago inside the final kilometre for his third Vuelta stage win, his first victory in four years. In doing so, Dunbar won Pinarello Q36.5’s first Grand Tour stage, and just their second WorldTour race. Third place went to Pinarello’s Tom Gloag, his best result at a WorldTour race. “I really didn’t expect this today, I even said in the team radio after about 50 or 60km that today wasn’t my day, I wasn’t feeling good. I ended up in the break, and my legs came round a bit, I had two teammates in the break as well, which helped.” -Eddie Dunbar “I had confidence in my sprint as well, so I gambled a bit to start from the front, the head wind was difficult. But I think once Ciccone tried to come over, he also felt the wind on the face, and then I managed to keep my advantage.” -Remco Evenepoel “I was in the front with Remco, ...
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