Vuelta 2020: Route and stages

Vuelta 2020David Gaudu climbed to victory at La Farrapona, while Primoz Roglic extended his GC lead. Richard Carapaz sits in second on the same time and Dan Martin trails at 25 seconds. The next stage travels over four intermediate climbs to the foot of El Angliru, which is brutal climb of 12.4 kilometres with an average gradient of 9.9%. After the rest day La Vuelta continues with a flat ITT leading onto a wall-like finishing climb.
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Vuelta 2020: Gaudu wins two-up sprint at La Farrapona, Roglic stays in red

David Gaudu - Vuelta 2020: Gaudu wins two-up sprint at La Farrapona, Roglic stays in redDavid Gaudu wins the Alto de la Farrapona stage from the breakaway. He outsprints Marc Soler atop the steep finishing climb, while Primoz Roglic keeps the overall race lead, still on the same time as Richard Carapaz.
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Vuelta 2020 Route stage 12: Pola Laviana – Angliru

Vuelta a España stage 12
Sunday 1 November - The 12th stage of the Vuelta a España is bound to bring spectacle. At 109.4 kilometres, the route takes in four intermediate climbs to finish uphill atop the iconic Angliru. The 12.4 kilometres ascent slopes at 9.9%.
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Vuelta 2020 Favourites stage 12: Heroism at El Angliru

Aleksandr Vlasov - Vuelta 2020 Favourites stage 12: Heroism at El AngliruEl Angliru is a mythical climb and it serves as the finale of a, hopefully, legendary stage. Following four intermediate climbs the riders tackle the Angliru in a race of merely 109.4 kilometres.
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Vuelta 2020: The Route

Vuelta 2020 The Route
The 2020 Vuelta a España set off from Irún on 20 October to finish in Madrid on Sunday 8 November after 18 days of racing.
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Vuelta 2020: Riders

Primoz Roglic 2020 - Vuelta 2020: RidersChris Froome returned to racing at La Vuelta. Other prominent contenders are Sam Bennett, Richard Carapaz, Dan Martin, Esteban Chaves, Enric Mas, Alejandro Valverde, and title defender Primoz Roglic.
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Vuelta 2020: Withdrawals

Obviously, not all 176 contenders of the Spanish Grand Tour will reach Madrid. Cyclingstage.com keeps track of all riders who are forced to leave La Vuelta.
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