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Volta Valenciana: Brandon McNulty wins shortened stage 4

American goes solo on improvised finishing climb to take race lead from Tonelli

How it unfolded

The USA's Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates) won the shortened stage 4 at the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana , crossing the line solo at the top of the steep final climb Alto del Miserat ahead of Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain-Victorious), and Aleksandr Vlasov (Bora-Hansgrohe).

Alessandro Tonelli finished over a minute and a half down on the stage and so lost the overall race lead . McNulty now leads the general classification heading into the finale stage 5, a 93km race from Bétera to Valencia.

"We heard on the radio about 40km to go that the finish was early, so we had to change a little bit," McNulty said. "It was chaos, but in the end, cycling is like this sometimes, and you just adapt. The team put me into position at the bottom of the climb, and it was full gas to the top."

As a sign of respect following the death of a spectator near the finish, race officials decided to shorten the stage by 15 kilometres and finish at the top of the ascent of Alto del Miserat. The peloton then rode neutralised to Vall d'Ebo. 

Organisers decided not to hold a podium ceremony following the stage but would instead host a podium at the start in Bétera on Sunday.

The penultimate stage at the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana was initially set to take the peloton on a 175km race from Teulada Moraira into Vall d'Ebo.

Tonelli began the day in the overall leader's jersey, 1:08 ahead of his nearest rivals, a position he had held since winning the opening stage from a breakaway in Castellón.

An aggressive start eventually led the way to the day's breakaway that included Tonelli's teammate Manuele Tarozzi (VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè), who was also the highest placed on GC at 1:42 back, Pelayo Sánchez (Movistar Team), Sam Oomen (Lidl-Trek), Mikel Bizkarra (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Jokin Murguialday (Caja Rural-Seguros RGA), James Whelan (Q36.5 Pro) and Alex Molenaar (Illes Balears Arabay Cycling).

The eight riders pushed their lead out to 1:45 over the first two ascents: Benimantall (5.4km at 6.9%) and Confrides, and then 2:30 after the next two climbs, Alto de la Cabaña (5km at 3.9%) and Tollos (4.5km at 4.8%) with Bizkarra taking the mountain points over the top of all four climbs.

With 37km to go, however, officials notified the breakaway and peloton that the race had been shorted and would finish at the top of the fifth and final climb of Alto del Miserat.

The eight riders were caught near the base of the final ascent as Jai Hindley (Bora-Hansgrohe) pulled the reduced field into the steeper slopes, causing the overnight leader Tonelli to drop off the back due to the quick pace.

The Alto del Miserat was 5.7km at 9.3%, but the last kilometre had an average gradient of 12.9%, making for a stinging finale.

Vlasov was the first to launch an attack, followed closely by McNulty and Buitrago, and while Welay Hagos Berhe (Jayco AlUla) tried to go with the move, he couldn't make the connection.

Four seconds back, the chase group included Hindley and Hagos Berhe, Igor Arrieta and Felix Großschartner (UAE Team Emirates), and Pello Bilbao (Bahrain-Victorious).

McNulty made his winning move with 2.2km to go and opened a slight lead as he raced into the final steep pitches of more inside the last kilometre. Vlasov and Buitrago couldn't respond, and the American pushed his lead out to eight seconds as he crossed the finish line with his first win of the season.

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Stage 2 - Thursday, February 3 Start at 13:04 CET, 7:04am ET Finish at 17:15 CET, 11:15am ET

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Stage 5 - Sunday, February 6 Start at 15:20 CET, 9:20am ET Finish at 17:15 CET, 11:15am ET ------------------------

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- Magnus Cort Nielsen (Orica-Scott) won Stage 3 ahead of Nacer Bouhanni and Bryan Coquard.  Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing) remains leader on G.C.

- Friday's Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana Stage 3 departs Canals at 12:31pm CET (6:31am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Riba-roja de Túria at around 4:01pm CET (10:01am U.S. Eastern).  Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana/Tour of Valencia live video streaming should get underway at around 3:00pm CET (9:00am U.S. Eastern).

- Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) won Stage 2.  Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing) is new overall leader.

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- BMC Racing won the Stage 1 TTT.  Manuel Senni (BMC Racing) is first leader in the general classification.

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Tour of Valencia 2023: Schedule, Location, and Live Stream

The latest edition of UCI Europe Tour’s popular Spanish road cycling event of is scheduled to initiate this Wednesday. Check the article for latest detail on the schedule and live stream information of upcoming Tour of Valencia 2023.

Tour of Valencia is a popular Spanish cycling event that is officially known as “Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana.” The event was first held in 1929 and has been a long-running event authorized by the UCI.

This year’s upcoming iteration will mark the 74 th edition of the Tour of Valencia. As every year, the event will be held near the Valencian Community in Spain. The 5-stage event will be participated by 132 professional cyclists.

Like previous years, the upcoming Tour of Valencia will host two individual competitions for men’s and women’s discipline. These will be sanctioned under the Pro Series of UCI World Tour. Below you will find more details on the latest Valencian professional cycling event.

When will be Tour of Valencia 2023 held?

• Date: Wednesday, February 01, 2023
• Time: 12:00 p.m. ET

Tour of Valencia 2023 has been announced to start on Wednesday, February 01, 2023. The event will start at 12:00 p.m. ET for the first-round race.

Tour of Valencia 2023 Schedule:

Where will the cycling event be held.

• Location: Valencian Community, Spain

The upcoming Valencian professional cycling event will be a five-stage event with a course is 787.5km long. It is located in the Valencian Community in Spain.

Tour of Valencia 2023 Stages:

The complete stage lists and their distance are given below –

How to watch the Cycling event?

EuroSport will provide exclusive live broadcast of the Tour of Valencia 2023 for cycling fans on their EuroSport 2 channel. The broadcast will be available for all European areas with local coverage of the channel.

How to Live Stream Tour of Valencia 2023?

The definitive cycling streaming platform, Global Cycling Network or GCN will provide live stream of the upcoming UCI event at Valencia. However, to watch the Tour of Valencia online, viewers will require GCN+ subscription.

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Malú tiene una cita doble en Valencia gracias a su tour 'A todo sí – 25 años de Aprendiz'

La artista ha vuelto a los escenarios por todo lo alto.

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El regreso a los escenarios de Malú ha sido una gran noticia para todos sus fans. La artista se encuentra celebrando los 25 años de la publicación de su álbum debut Aprendiz con un ciclo de conciertos en teatros, a través de un viaje por su catálogo de grandes éxitos. Con ese disco, la cantante se convirtió en una de las artistas más importantes del país. La artista ha versionado sus grandes éxitos en su último proyecto que se llama A todo sí. “Este es un trabajo muy especial para mí porque comparto mis 25 años de carrera con algunos de mis compañeros … artistas a los q quiero y admiro y q han puesto todo su corazón en cada canción!”, decía sobre el disco que estaba presentando en diciembre.

Ahora se encuentra sumergida en una gira para recordar con todo su público grandes hitos de discografía como son Diles , Blanco y Negro , Aprendiz y Ahora Tú , entre otras. Este fin de semana le espera una cita doble en Valencia. ¡No hay mejor forma de celebrar un aniversario!

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Las entradas para los conciertos que dará la cantante de A prueba de ti en el Palau de les Arts de Valencia para el sábado 13 de abril se encuentran agotadas desde hace meses y solo quedan las últimas disponibles para el viernes 12 de abril.

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En estos shows la solista se acercará a su público a través de una atmósfera única que creará en cada teatro y que jamás volverá a repetirse. Así pues, estos encuentros suponen un viaje musical a través de su legado, con una puesta en escena formada por 9 músicos que harán que sea muy difícil mantenerse sentado en la butaca.

Sin duda, esta es una oportunidad única de celebrar con la artista de unos conciertos que dejan de lado el carácter intimista y que el público recordará para siempre.

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Bad gyal sirve ‘pussy’ en valència, carlos garsán.

VALÈNCIA. Esta no es, en ningún caso, la primera gira de Bad Gyal. Sin embargo, hay algo de puesta de largo en ella. Y es que, aunque a muchos les sorprenda, la catalana está ahora inmersa en el tour de presentación de su primer -sí, primer- álbum oficial, La Joia , que publicó en enero. El disco ha llegado ocho años después de aquel ‘Fiebre’ con el que se dio a conocer entre el público general, un tiempo en el que su música ha madurado sin perder ese je ne sais quoi  que atrajo más de una mirada desde que irrumpiera en la escena musical.

Entre Slow Wine , su primer mixtape, y La joia ha llovido mucho, un camino en el que València ha sido siempre parada obligada. Desde ese concierto en Las Naves, allá por 2017, en el que compartió cartel con Bea Pelea ante un reducido -pero entregado- grupo de asistentes. En 2020, apenas unos días antes de que se decretara el confinamiento, hizo lo propio en la sala Oh Valencia, citas a las que ha ido sumando conciertos y festivales en los que ha visto cómo su público era cada vez más numeroso.

Y de ahí, a una plaza de toros que ayer se rindió ante una de las artistas más influyentes de la música actual.

El salto entre una cosa y otra parece fácil, pero no lo es. La catalana aterrizó este viernes en València con su gira ‘La Joia 24 Karats Tour’, apenas unos días después de haber hecho doblete en el Wizink Center de Madrid y de haber llenado el Palau Sant Jordi de Barcelona. Casi nada. Lejos parecen quedar los días de esas giras de menor tamaño, de esas primeras presentaciones. Aún así, lo que encontramos hoy no es a una artista diferente, se mantiene su magnetismo, aunque ahora sobre la masa. Bad Gyal, sí, pero más y mejor.

Puede que para Alba Farelo, su nombre real, esta sea la gira de presentación de su primer álbum, pero lo cierto es que en su bolso cabe un buen puñado de éxitos que no quiso dejar atrás en el concierto. ¿Se puede hacer un ‘Greatest Hits’ con un solo disco en el mercado? Parece que sí. La plaza de toros de València resonó con clásicos -si aceptamos como clásico, en esta época de la velocidad, temas con más de cinco años de vida- como ‘Yo sigo iual’ o ‘Fiebre’, que sirvió de colofón del show. 

Los streams los cuenta en millones y eso se notó en las vibraciones que provocaron en el público algunos de sus grandes ‘hits’ como ‘Flow 2000’, ‘Zorra’, ‘Chulo’, ‘Nueva York (Tot*)’ o el más reciente, ‘SexeSexy’, que canta junto a su hermana, Mushkaa. También ‘Pussy’, que cantó y sirvió. Casi dos horas de un show con pocos artificios. No los necesitaba, tenía al público en el bolsillo. “Os las sabéis todas”, dijo en un breve parón para interactuar con el público, que cerró con un: “Vamos a seguir con la fiesta”. Y la fiesta siguió.  

Ocho años después de ‘Fiebre’ poco tiene que demostrar. Quizá algunos la amen, otros la odien. Quizá algunos, sencillamente, no la entiendan. Quizá, no sea para todos. Pero Bad Gyal demostró ante una plaza de Toros a reventar por qué es ‘la más pegá’ de España. 

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Tiger Woods makes cut at Masters, breaks all-time record with 24 consecutive cuts

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AUGUSTA, Ga. – The second day of the 88th Masters was never going to be kind to Tiger Woods. It was an intersection of worst-case scenarios, with Woods having to play early and often in cold temperatures. It takes him hours to get his battered body ready to play golf, which meant an early wake-up call Friday morning to resume his first round at 7:50 a.m.

He had to play the final five holes of his opening round before arriving at the first tee to start his second. For a man who said earlier this week that “every shot that’s not on a tee box is a challenge,” 18 holes is more than enough. Especially on the hilliest course players face all year. Add in the cold and windy conditions that make it difficult to loosen up a body pieced together by screws and rods and fused joints, and it seemed that the factors had conspired against him this week.

But Friday also was an opportunity to make more history at a course he admires more than any other. Woods said earlier this week that he is here to win. That he teed it up because he believes another victory is still possible “if everything comes together.” Victories are what drive him, but they do not cause him to downplay the seemingly mundane act of just making the cut.

On Friday, he had the opportunity to establish another record cuts streak. He was seeking his 24th consecutive made cut in this tournament, a streak that would surpass the mark he shared with Gary Player and Fred Couples. Despite the unfavorable conditions and his physical limitations, Woods did so with relative ease, shooting 73-72 to finish well inside the line . He was T25 when he walked off the 18th green Friday afternoon. He promised that a needling text message would soon be sent to Couples to mark the occasion.

“It's consistency, it's longevity, and it's an understanding of how to play this golf course,” Woods said Tuesday of the record. "Now, you still have to go out and execute it, but there's a lot of knowledge that goes into understanding how to play (Augusta National). …That's the neat thing about this. I can still go through the mental Rolodex and bring out a few putts from the '90s that still move generally in that direction and the effect that Rae's Creek has on certain shots and putts. And it means a lot.”

Woods’ affection for Augusta National comes not just from the genius of Alister MacKenzie’s design, which allows him to fully utilize his creativity and shot-making skills, but also because of the course’s annual accumulation of history. This is the same place where he played his first major championship, competing in 1995 as the reigning U.S. Amateur champion. He watched from the Crow’s Nest as Gene Sarazen, Byron Nelson and Sam Snead hit the ceremonial tee shots. Three years later, he marveled at the fact that those three were drinking the milkshakes he had on his Champion’s Dinner menu.

“There's such an aura and mystique about playing this golf course,” he said.

He played practice rounds with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus in his first Masters, and has been playing here long enough to see the likes of Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler put on the green jacket. Augusta National spans generations. Woods missed the cut in his second Masters, so this record-setting streak started with his 12-shot victory here in 1997. He has won here five times but also played through swing changes and injury and personal scandal. No matter what, he has always found a way to make the cut. For two dozen years in a row.

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Woods tied the record last year by slogging through torrential rains and temperatures in the 40s as he completed his suspended second round early on a Saturday morning. Woods, who would need ankle surgery weeks later, was seen limping up the hill on the par-4 17th as he finished his round.

This year, he arrived at Augusta National with just 24 holes of competitive golf under his belt.

Though he said late last year that he hoped to compete once a month in 2024, Woods only appeared at The Genesis Invitational before this week. Six holes into his second round at Riviera, he had to withdraw with the flu . His body didn’t allow him to make another start before Augusta, he said.

“Some days I just feel really good,” he said, “and other days, not so much.”

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His mind, and his hands, are still world class. The question each time he tees it off is whether his body will allow him to use them to their full capabilities. Woods plays the role of wily veteran these days. No longer overpowering courses with his length, he hits a sliding fade off the tee to keep his ball in play and uses a crafty short game to stay around par. He made the cut easily despite hitting less than half his greens (17 of 36).

"His short game was so good. I don't think I can explain how good some of the chip shots he hit today were," said Max Homa, who played alongside Woods. "He's special.

"We had a really quick turnaround, and if I was feeling tired and awful. I imagine he was feeling even worse," Homa added. "All the cliches you hear about him and all the old stories about how he will grind it out, it was fun to see that in person."

Woods was 1-under par when play was suspended Thursday evening . He made two bogeys on the five holes he played Friday morning, signing for a 1-over 73. He started the second round with pars on his first two holes before playing a six-hole stretch without a single par. He made birdie on the third hole, hitting a 91-yard wedge shot to 9 feet before bogeys on Nos. 4 and 5, two of the course’s most difficult holes. Then he chipped in on the par-3 sixth. He made another bogey after finding a greenside bunker on the par-4 seventh and rebounded with birdie at the par-5 eighth. Five consecutive pars followed before a bogey at the 14th hole. But he reached the green in two to birdie the par-5 15th before closing with three consecutive pars.

“I'm here,” he said. “I have a chance to win the golf tournament.”

That wouldn’t be possible without making the cut. Add another record to Woods’ remarkable Masters career.

Sean Martin is a senior editor for the PGA TOUR. He is a 2004 graduate of Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. Attending a small school gave him a heart for the underdog, which is why he enjoys telling stories of golf's lesser-known players. Follow Sean Martin on Twitter .