Vuelta 2026: Route and stages

Vuelta 2026Tadej 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.
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