PROS – 2022 Tour of Spain: The route, stage profiles, and TV broadcast times for the 77th edition

The 2022 Vuelta a España will take place from Friday, August 19, to Sunday, September 11, between Utrecht in the Netherlands and the Spanish capital, Madrid. This is the fourth time the race has started from abroad. On the program for the peloton: 11 mountain stages, 2 time trials (1 team and 1 individual), 6 flat stages, and 2 transition stages, for a total of 3,280.5 km. Find the course map and the profile of the 21 stages of the 77th edition of the Tour of Spain.

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How to watch the 2022 Vuelta on TV?

The 2022 Tour of Spain can be followed live on Eurosport 1, the Eurosport app, and Eurosport.fr, every day starting at 2:50 PM. Commentary: Guillaume Di Grazia. Consultants: Jacky Durand and David Moncoutié. Special correspondents: FX Rallet and Florian Pigeon. The show “Les Rois de la Pédale” will be broadcast before and after each stage, hosted by Géraldine Weber and Lesly Boitrelle.

You can also follow the 2022 Vuelta from France for free on RTBF (Belgian channel) or RTVE (Spanish channel) via streaming.

The 2022 Vuelta Map

The 2022 Vuelta Stage Profiles

• Friday, August 19 – Stage 1: Utrecht – Utrecht (team time trial) – 23.3 km

• Saturday, August 20 – Stage 2: ‘s-Hertogenbosch – Utrecht – 175 km

• Sunday, August 21 – Stage 3: Breda – Breda – 193 km

• Monday, August 22 – Transfer
• Tuesday, August 23 – Stage 4: Vitoria-Gasteiz – Laguardia – 153 km

• Wednesday, August 24 – Stage 5: Irun – Bilbao – 180 km

• Thursday, August 25 – Stage 6: Bilbao – Pico Jano – 187 km

• Friday, August 26 – Stage 7: Camargo – Cistierna – 190 km

• Saturday, August 27 – Stage 8: La Pola Llaviana – Collau Fancuaya – 154 km

• Sunday, August 28 – Stage 9: Villaviciosa – Les Praeres – 175 km

• Monday, August 29 – Rest Day
• Tuesday, August 30 – Stage 10: Elche – Alicante (ITT) – 31 km

• Wednesday, August 31 – Stage 11: ElPozo Alimentacion – Cabo de Gata – 193 km

• Thursday, September 1 – Stage 12 – Salobreña – Peña Blanca – 195 km

• Friday, September 2 – Stage 13 – Ronda – Montilla – 171 km

• Saturday, September 3 – Stage 14 – Montoro – Sierra de la Pandera – 160 km

• Sunday, September 4 – Stage 15 – Martos – Sierra Nevada – 148 km

• Monday, September 5 – Rest Day
• Tuesday, September 6 – Stage 16: Sanlucar de Barrameda – Tomares – 190 km

• Wednesday, September 7 – Stage 17: Aracena – Monasterio de Tentudia – 160 km

• Thursday, September 8 – Stage 18: Trujillo – Alto del Piornal – 191 km

• Friday, September 9 – Stage 19: Talavera de la Reina – Talavera de la Reina – 132 km

• Saturday, September 10 – Stage 20: Moralzarzal – Puerto de Navacerrada – 175 km

• Sunday, September 11 – Stage 21: Laz Rozas – Madrid – 100 km

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