It proved to be home delight for Juan Ayuso of UAE Team Emirates-XRG, the Barcelona-born rider who launched a decisive attack with 11 km to go and took the win in 4:49:41. Crossing the Pyrenees border from Andorra’s capital back into Spain, Ayuso sealed his first ever victory in the Spanish Grand Tour.
Ayuso finished 1:15 ahead of Italy’s Marco Frigo, while fellow Spaniard Raul García Pierna came third just six seconds later. Torstein Træen held on to the red jersey despite finishing 22nd.
Stage 7 — Andorra la Vella > Cerler – Huesca La Magia (171 km)
Vuelta a España 2025, Stage 7 | Extended Highlights | 8/29/2025 | NBC Sports
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