Vuelta 2026 Route stage 4: Andorra La Vella – Andorra La Vella

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Tadej Pogacar leads La Vuelta ahead of Wout van Aert and Matthew Brennan. The next stage is a compact mountain thriller in Andorra, featuring almost 3,000 metres of elevation gain over 104.8 kilometres. The red caravan then enters Spain and gradually makes its way south. Stage 5 looks well suited to the sprinters, while Thursday’s stage features an extremely steep gravel climb in the run-in. This coming Sunday, the stage with the most elevation gain of the entire Vuelta awaits.

La Vuelta does not waste any time getting down to the essentials. As early as stage 4, a beast of a mountain stage awaits. The riders tackle four summits over 104.8 kilometres, in a stage that takes place entirely in the mountainous principality of Andorra.

Two years after winning the Vuelta for a record fourth time, Primoz Roglic returns to Spain in a bid to reclaim his crown. It won't be easy as Tadej Pogacar is also competing, while other stellar names on the start list include Wout van Aert, Mads Pedersen, Richard Carapaz, Oscar Onley and Matthew Brennan. Who else is racing La Vuelta?

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