Continuing from the previous
post, here is a table of the top 40 riders in the General Classification for
the Vuelta a España after stage 9. Again, the last column shows the number of
places each rider has moved up or down in the standings since the previous
stage.
As expected, stage 9 did not
produce the same kind of time splits as stage 8—or as stage 10 will on Monday.
Daniel Moreno took over the race lead with his impressive attack on the final
steep kick up to the finish on Sunday. Most riders in the top 40 only rose or
slid one to three spots. Pinot is the only one to have dropped back as many as
five spots, and Purito’s four-spot jump up to 6th place puts him
among the best improvers on stage 9.
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