Vuelta 2017: Route and stages

Chris Froome won the 72nd Vuelta a España ahead of Vincenzo Nibali and Ilnur Zakarin. The Briton was in the lead since the third day of action, a mountain stage with finish in Andorra. Other crucial stages were: Cumbre del Sol, Calar Alto, Logroño (ITT), Los Machucos and Angliru.

Read about the full route, and click on the links in the table below for details on individual stages.

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Stage 9: Cumbre del Sol

Stage 17: Los Machucos

Stage 15: Alto Hoya de la Mora

Stage 20: Alto de l'Angliru

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The Route

La Vuelta is played out from Saturday, 19 August, until Sunday, 10 September. The last Grand Tour of the season left from Nîmes, France, and the finish is in the Spanish capital Madrid. Nine summit finish spice up the race. Cyclingstage.com brings you the full route of the 2017 Vuelta a España.

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TTT in Nîmes (fra)

Saturday, 19 August 2017 – In line with tradition, the Vuelta a España begins with a team time trial. At 13.7 kilometres, which is almost half of last year's distance, the race is played out in the French city Nîmes.

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Nîmes - Gruissan (fra)

Sunday, 20 August 2017 - At 203.4 kilometres, the route of stage 2 in the Vuelta a España leads from Nîmes to Gruissan. So that's yet another French affair. Chances are the race will come down to a bunch sprint as the route is extremely flat. Yet, strong winds are expected, so echelons could play a role, too.

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Prades - Andorra la Vella (and)

Monday, 21 August 2017 – Only three days into the Vuelta a España and the riders face a tough day in the Pyrenees. At 158.5 kilometres, the route takes in three passes in the high mountains before a drop brings them down to Andorra La Vella.

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Escaldes - Tarragona

Tuesday, 22 Augustus 2017 - In the 4th stage of the Vuelta a España the riders leave the Pyrenees behind. The route amounts to 198.2 kilometres, while it takes them across Catalonia from Escaldes to Tarragona on the Mediterranean Sea.

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