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After an intense showdown in 2022, Aleksandr Vlasov clinched victory over Remco Evenepoel at the Volta a Comunitat Valenciana. The 2023 edition of the race will feature five challenging stages through hilly and mountainous terrain, spanning from February 1st to 5th.
The opening stage will take place from Orihuela to Altea over 189 kilometers. Perhaps the stage that is more leading towards a sprint, there will be an 8.5-kilometer long climb at 4.3% that summits with 35 kilometers to go. The finale is very tricky however and won't be easy to control.
Stage two could be crucial in the race. The summit finish at Alto de Pinos is suited to the puncheurs but differences will be made in a very hilly day. The final climb is 3.2 kilometers long at 7.2% and it will open up the GC fight for the week, and test out the early-season form of many of the climbers.
Stage three takes place from Bétera to Sagunto and it somewhat avoids the rompepiernas terrain. However the riders will have no easy task as they face the Puerto del Garbí which summits with 29 kilometer to go, featuring 8.6 kilometers at 5.5% but gradients that go up over 11% for 2.3 kilometers. From there on it's a mostly descending route into the finish, but the GC may be turned on it's head.
The queen stage. Stage four of the race will see over 3500 meters of climbing which will be evenly spread throughout the whole day. The race may be decided on the slopes of the Alto de la Cueva Santa where the stage will finish, it won't be an overly hard climb but the GC could be virtually closed at the end of the day. It features 8.1 kilometers at 4.9%.
The final stage of the race is only 93 kilometers long but will have an interesting profile. A very tricky day to predict. 7Km at 4% and 5.2Km at 9% will make for a pretty difficult challenge in the first half of the day, where a strong breakaway or even GC attacks may take place. The riders will then have a pan flat run-in to Valencia to end the race on a high.
The startlist includes important riders such as: Aleksandr Vlasov, Lennard Kämna, Olav Kooij, Thymen Arensman, Carlos Rodríguez, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Brandon McNulty, Juan Sebastián Molano, Pello Bilbao, Mikel Landa, Matej Mohoric, Fred Wright, Giulio Ciccone, Rui Costa, Biniam Girmay, Alex Aranburu, David de la Cruz and Alexander Kristoff.
Prediction Volta a Comunitat Valenciana 2023
Pick: Pello Bilbao
Stage 1: Orihuela - Altea, 189.4 kilometers
Stage 2: Novelda - Alto de Pinos, 178.2 kilometers
Stage 3: Bétera - Sagunto, 145.2 kilometers
Stage 4: Burriana - Alto de la Cueva Santa, 181.6 kilometers
Stage 5: Paterna - Valencia, 93.2 kilometers
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