AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCycling & Safety: La Vuelta’s technical director Kiko García says the race’s rising speeds mean organizers must put rider safety front and center, as the 2026 Grand Tour kicks off with a Monaco start and a fresh logistical push. Andorra Spotlight: The Vuelta returns to Andorra on stage 4 with a relentless climb-heavy day, and Mikel Landa—still recovering from a tough injury—frames his goal as surviving the first week before deciding what he can do. Race Outlook: Tadej Pogačar is widely tipped to dominate the 21-stage, 3,275 km route from Monaco to Granada, with Jonas Vingegaard absent and contenders including Primož Roglič and João Almeida. Local Tech & Media: Liga Asobal has launched Asobal TV, a direct-to-consumer streaming platform for Spain and Andorra, with free and subscriber tiers and plans for mobile and connected-TV access. Online Youth Rules: France has approved a ban on social media access for under-15s, joining a growing global trend of age limits and platform enforcement. Space Science: Andorran astrophysicist Joan-Marc Miralles discusses how modern tools (including AI) are reshaping astronomy beyond eclipses, from dark matter to the search for life.
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