Vuelta 2017: Route and stages

Vuelta a España 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.

Vuelta a España 2017 stages:

	Date	Start and finish	Length	Description
1	Sa 19-8	Nîmes (fra) – Nîmes	13.7 km	TTT
2	Su 20-8	Nîmes (fra) – Gruissan (fra)	203.4 km	flat
3	Mo 21-8	Prades – Andorra la Vella (and)	158.5 km	mountains
4	Tu 22-8	Escaldes – Tarragona	198.2 km	flat
5	We 23-8	Benicassim – Ermita Santa Lucia	175.7 km	summit finish
6	Th 24-8	Villareal – Sagunto	204.4 km	hilly
7	Fr 25-8	Llíria – Cuenca	207.0 km	flat
8	Sa 26-8	Hellín – Xorret del Catí	199.5 km	mountains
9	Su 27-8	Orihuela (Torrevieja) – Cumbre del Sol	174.0 km	summit finish
	Mo 28-8	rest day
10	Tu 29-8	Caravaca de la Cruz – Alhama de Murcía	164.8 km	mountains
11	We 30-8	Lorca – Calar Alto	187.5 km	summit finish
12	Th 31-8	Motril – Antequera	160.1 km	hilly
13	Fr 1-9	Coín – Tomares	198.4 km	hilly
14	Sa 2-9	Écija – La Pandera	175,0 km	summit finish
15	Su 3-9	Alcalá la Real – Sierra Nevada	129.4 km	mountains, summit finish
	Mo 4-9	rest day
16	Tu 5-9	Los Arcos – Logroño	40.2 km	ITT
17	We 6-9	Villadiego – Los Machucos	180.5 km	summit finish
18	Th 7-9	Suances – Santo Toribio de Liébana	169.0 km	hilly, summit finish
19	Fr 8-9	Caso (Parque de Redes) – Gijón	149.7 km	hilly, flat start
20	Sa 9-9	Corvera – Angliru	117.5 km	mountains, summit finish
21	Su 10-9	Arroyomolinos – Madrid	117.6 km	flat