Spanish rider Enric Mas secured his first Vuelta a Espana title on Sunday as Tobias Johannessen won the 21st and final stage in Granada, bringing the three-week Grand Tour to a close.The 31-year-old Movistar rider, who took the red jersey after Tadej Pogacar abandoned following a crash on stage eight, held off four-time champion Primoz Roglic to become the first Spaniard to win the Vuelta since Alberto Contador in 2014.Home favourite Mas, a three-time Vuelta runner-up, finished 2mins 15sec ahead of Roglic in the general classification, with Felix Gall third, a further half-minute behind.Mas crossed the finish line arm-in-arm with his six Movistar team-mates stretched out beside him.It was the Spaniard's first ever Grand Tour triumph, which he effectively sealed by reducing losses to Roglic in the individual time-trial on Thursday and then expanding his lead on Saturday in the last mountain stage.Norwegian Johannessen prevailed in the 112-kilometre final stage, which started in a supermarket and featured a series of loops through Granada and around the famous Alhambra palace.The Uno-X Mobility rider held off Alessandro Romele and Ramses Debruyne in a sprint finish.The last 9.8km of the race was neutralised earlier on Sunday in agreement with the UCI after riders raised safety concerns, so for the general classification contenders it was a procession to the finish line.Mas inherited the red jersey from Pogacar after the Slovenian superstar, who was overwhelming favourite to triumph and win the Vuelta for the first time, suffered a severe crash which ended his season.Five-time Tour de France winner Pogacar was hoping to become only the fourth rider to claim a Tour-Vuelta double in the same season.A runner-up in 2018, 2021 and 2022, Mas fended off attacks from veteran Roglic and Gall along the way and proved a worthy winner, rising to every challenge.