With the race already won on the Tourmalet, Blasi rode a controlled final stage from Nay to Jurançon, letting the 10-rider breakaway contest the win and bringing her lead home untouched. She sealed the overall by 1:57 and kept the climber's classification — a composed close to a dominant week.

• Marked the GC group as the breakaway was allowed up the road, protecting her lead
• Finished safely in the bunch to confirm the overall and the climber's jersey

Blasi produced the decisive ride of the race on the Tourmalet, attacking more than 10 km from the summit and never being seen again. She extended her advantage over the climb and the descent to win solo in 2h 42' 15", 1:59 clear of a chase led by teammate Włodarczyk, simultaneously claiming the stage, the leader's jersey and the climber's classification. It was the move that won her the overall.

• Attacked on the Col du Tourmalet over 10 km from the summit
• Soloed to the line in 2h 42' 15", 1:59 ahead of the chase
• Took the leader's jersey and the climber's classification

Blasi rode the perfect short stage race. She sat safely in the bunch through the Stage 1 sprint, then detonated the race on the Col du Tourmalet on Stage 2, attacking more than 10 km from the summit and soloing to victory in Bagnères-de-Bigorre by 1:59 — a margin that effectively ended the GC contest. She also took the climber's classification on the same ride, and controlled the final stage to Jurançon to seal the overall by 1:57. At 23 it was a headline win that anchored her early-season as a genuine GC and climbing leader for UAE Team ADQ.

• Stage 2: attacked on the Tourmalet over 10 km from the summit and soloed to the stage win and race lead
• Won Stage 2 in 2h 42' 15", 1:59 clear of the chase led by teammate Włodarczyk
• Took the overall and the climber's classification; final winning time 9h 02' 21"

Delivered the ride of her life. Starting the day 18 seconds down on Van der Breggen, Blasi waited for the steepest slopes of the Angliru, attacked when the race leader cracked around 3.7 km from the summit, and rode clear to overturn the GC. Though Petra Stiasny came past her late for the stage win, Blasi's second place put 36 seconds into Van der Breggen on the day — enough to win La Vuelta Femenina overall by 24 seconds, plus the mountains classification. A breakthrough Grand Tour victory for the 23-year-old.

• 3.7 kmAttacked the fading race leader Van der Breggen near the top of the Angliru to seize the overall lead
• Finished 2nd on the stage, 36s ahead of Van der Breggen, to win the GC by 24s

Resisted Van der Breggen the longest on Les Praeres and limited her loss to just 18 seconds — a hugely important margin, because it kept the overall within reach for the final summit finish. Second on the stage moved her to second overall and set up her decisive Angliru attack 24 hours later.

• Last rider to hold Van der Breggen's wheel; conceded only 18s to stay in GC contention

The breakout performance of the race. Blasi rode into the GC picture at Les Praeres, where second place at 18 seconds kept her in contention, then produced a stunning Angliru ride — attacking the fading Van der Breggen about 3.7 km from the top to overturn the deficit and win the overall by 24 seconds. She added the mountains classification to her first Grand Tour title at just 23.

• Stage 6: 2nd at Les Praeres, conceding only 18s to stay in GC contention
• 3.7 kmStage 7: attacked Van der Breggen near the Angliru summit to seize the overall

Blasi was UAE Team ADQ's best finisher, taking fifth at 1:48 and heading the riders just behind the elite chase trio — a strong Ardennes ride for the Spaniard.

Coming off her Amstel Gold Race win, Blasi confirmed her Ardennes form by taking third on the Mur de Huy at three seconds — the best of the chasers behind the two leaders. The result capped a standout week and underlined UAE Team ADQ's strength across the hilly classics.