Preview. After a snowstorm cancelled stage 1, Gran Camino will have a fresh start on stage 2 where the climbers will have an opportunity to put on a show in the summit finish.
Stage 2 will take place mostly close to the Atlantic, heading south. The finish will be at the very southwestern tip of Galicia - and the northwestern tip of Portugal. After a 2.8-kilometer climb at 6.6% the riders head towards Monte Trega for a summit finish. The climb is 3.9 kilometers at 7.1%, with the final climb seeing the riders detour into an ancient cobbled section before the panoramic view at the top.
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Stage 2: Tui - A Guarda (Monte Trega), 188.1 kilometers
Prediction Gran Camino 2023 stage 2:
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Jonas Vingegaard,
Ruben Guerreiro**
Attila Valter,
Jesús Herrada* Steven Kruijswijk, Rohan Dennis, Iván Sosa, David de la Cruz, Ion Izagirre, Jefferson Cepeda, Lorenzo Fortunato
Pick: Jonas Vingegaard