AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVuelta a España, Andorra spotlight: Tadej Pogačar won Stage 6 in Castellón, but Enric Mas refused to let it be easy, forcing a late gravel-and-climb duel before Pogačar edged him to the line. Race momentum: After Pogačar’s Andorra stage-four solo masterclass, the red jersey remains firmly his, with Primož Roglič still in the GC mix and the early-week chaos from a hailstorm stage cancellation still shaping the story. Stage 5 sprint buzz: Matthew Brennan took Stage 5 for a second time in his maiden Grand Tour, powered by a lead-out from Wout van Aert and Christophe Laporte, while Pogačar safely protected his overall lead. Local angle for readers: Andorra continues to be a key proving ground in this year’s Vuelta, with riders battling Andorran climbs and gravel sectors that turn “normal” stages into high-drama days. Tech and education: TECH Global University says it has earned Google Partner Premier recognition for its online learning platform. Immigration update (US): The US DHS published an updated list of countries eligible for H-2A and H-2B work visas, adding Belize and keeping the rest unchanged. Football transfer watch: Rangers confirmed the signing of South Korean winger Kim Min-su from Girona on a four-year deal, with a possible debut soon.
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