Stage 10

The road

At the start

Træen's lead down to 37 seconds

Valdezcaray cut Torstein Træen's advantage to 37 seconds over Jonas Vingegaard, with João Almeida at 1:15 and Tom Pidcock now fourth. The second week opens with a winding, climbing stage through Navarre toward the French border — 175 kilometres, 2,900 metres of climbing, and a red jersey that is running out of road.

How it was won

1. 180 km to go

   A big mountain break

   A large break goes on the mountainous stage.

2. 219 km to go

   Reduced to the strongest

   On the final climb the break is whittled to the strongest riders.

3. 36 km to go

   Vine again

   Jay Vine attacks the break once more and solos to his second win of this Vuelta.

4. 4At the line

   Vine wins, Vingegaard red

   Vine takes the stage; Vingegaard moves back into red.

The result