Vuelta a Espana 2025 Final startlist (with bib numbers) - Vingegaard, Ayuso, Almeida, Pidcock, Bernal, Ganna, Landa and Pedersen
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The Vuelta a Espana 2025 will take place from August 23 to September 14 and will start in 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 take a look at its startlist.
The startlist features GC contenders such as: Felix Gall, Jai Hindley, Giulio Pellizzari, Matthew Riccitello, Giulio Ciccone, Eddie Dunbar, Louis Meintjes, Egan Bernal, Matteo Jorgenson, Sepp Kuss, Jonas Vingegaard, Mikel Landa, João Almeida, Juan Ayuso, David Gaudu, Guillaume Martin, Antonio Tiberi, Damiano Caruso and Pello Bilbao.
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Furthermore, other big figures are going to be there: Jasper Philipsen, Ethan Vernon, Tom Pidcock, Mads Pedersen, Filippo Ganna, Lorenzo Fortunato, Axel Zingle, Jay Vine and Rémi Cavagna.
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