Outside the Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team bus, Primož Roglič was sitting on the turbo trainer happily dispensing a gnomic assessment of his day’s work for the reporters who had gathered around him. “I always say it’s better to gain something than to ...

When Cyclingnews interviewed Primoz Roglič a few days before the start of the 2019 Vuelta a España, sitting on a barstool in the sweltering hot school classroom that had been roped in by the organisation for pre-race chats, Roglič proved an even more laconic interviewee than usual.

Three-time champion Primož Roglič attacks on the climb to the finish on his way to winning stage eight of the Vuelta a España, taking valuable time off Australian Ben O'Connor's overall lead.

Primož Roglič (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) continued his fightback on stage 8 of the Vuelta a España, trumping atop the steep ramps of the Sierra de Cazorla to take his second stage win of this Vuelta and,

Three-time Vuelta a España titlist Primož Roglič pulled back almost a minute on red jersey Ben O’Connor by winning on Saturday’s short, steep summit finish. It was the Slovenian’s 14th Vuelta stage triumph.

Vuelta a España leader Ben O'Connor did his best to put a positive spin on his latest time loss to GC rival Primož Roglič on Wednesday, but even the usually upbeat Australian could not hide his disappointment at losing 37 seconds to the Slovenian and other rivals.

The Vuelta a España - the third and final grand tour of the year - competes for four jerseys: red for the overall winner, green for the points classification, the polka dot jersey for the king of the mountains,