The Vuelta a España 2025 will take place from August 23 to September 14 and will start from Italy! The final Grand Tours of the season will start in Italy, pass through France and Andorra, before going through a heap of mountainous and hilly stages throughout the Spanish mainland. We preview stage 9.
After the special day for the sprinters we return to the "Javier Guillén" territory with the second single day of the edition with the finish at the Valdezcaray Ski Resort in La Rioja.
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Alfaro - Valdezcaray Ski Resort, 195 kilometers
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