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La Vuelta 21 will take off with a prologue where differences among the favourites are expected to be minimal (no more than 10-15 seconds). Burgos will host a... read more

Second stage and first sprint finale in a particularly generous start to La Vuelta in terms of opportunities for sprinters. This linear stage will help deter... read more

The first high-altitude finale, both demanding and unprecedented, will take place in the third stage of La Vuelta 21. Generally flat route, with a finale on ... read more

Molina de Aragón will be the second great opportunity for sprinters in La Vuelta 21. Flat stage with an expected mass arrival. The teams with sprinter... read more

Practically flat stage which promises to be another good day for sprinters. The main danger may be the wind. The area where the stage takes place is very ope... read more

The finale is located high up on a hill where the Cullera Castle is found. The final 1.5 km are uphill, which will make it particularly difficult for sprinte... read more

First true mountain stage. Six mountain passes, including two 1st category climbs, will test the peloton. A very tough day, with a constant up and down motio... read more

Fourth and final sprint arrival in the first week of La Vuelta 21. It is a very windy area, which may complicate the day’s racing, through it tends to ... read more

Very tough, pure mountain stage. Over 180 km with slopes totalling almost 4500 m and a similar layout to the stage won by Ryder Hesjedal in 2009: Alto Collad... read more

Completely flat stage, except for the final stretch. If a successful breakaway takes place, it will make the leaders’ teams and sprinters work hard. Th... read more

Popular steep climb in La Vuelta. A winding route that crosses the provinces of Málaga, Córdoba and Jaén, with a leg-breaking terrain wh... read more

Another finale that is well-known to La Vuelta. The first half of the stage is milder, the second half is tougher, crossing the finish-line twice, with two c... read more

Sprinters will fight it out in one of the final flat stages of La Vuelta 21. A very demanding day for teams with sprinters who will have to brave the heat th... read more

The first half of the stage will be flat, but the second will be very tough, with two climbs of the Pico Villuercas. The first one will happen along three ki... read more

Long stage with four mountains passes, among them two 1st category climbs, which will test the peloton. The climb up to Mijares (1st category), 40 km from th... read more

Last clear stage for the sprinters of La Vuelta 21. It will take place through a territory similar to that of the stage between Castro Urdiales and Suances, ... read more

A great stage… with a surprise. Before facing the final leg with the classic climb of the Lagos de Covadonga, the peloton will complete two loops arou... read more

A stage consisting in a little over 150 km, with an elevation gain rarely seen before in La Vuelta. Special category climb and La Vuelta 21 Alberto Fern&aacu... read more

Mid-mountain Stage that crosses the Fonsagrada area, featuring constant climbs and descents, joining Galicia and the Principality of Asturias. This may be on... read more

This stage promises to be very entertaining for the spectators. The first part, relatively flat, will give way to a mini “classic”. Constant clim... read more