PROS – Vuelta 2023: the route, maps, profiles, stage climbs, and TV broadcast times for the 78th Tour of Spain

Starting in Barcelona on Saturday, August 26, the 2023 Vuelta returns to tradition: an almost entirely Spanish route and a final finish on September 17 in Madrid. Seven mountain stages and ten high-altitude finishes punctuate the 21 stages before that, with an incursion into France for the finish of the 13th stage at the summit of the Col du Tourmalet and a start the next day for the 14th stage from Sauveterre-de-Béarn. The Angliru is also on the program for the 17th stage, as well as two time trials, one team time trial in Barcelona (Stage 1) and one individual time trial in Valladolid (Stage 10). In total, the peloton will cover a distance of 3,153.8 km. To follow the race closely, find the maps, profiles, stage climbs, and TV broadcast schedules for the 78th edition of the Tour of Spain.

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How to watch the 2023 Vuelta on TV?

The 2023 Tour of Spain can be followed live on Eurosport 1, the Eurosport app, and Eurosport.fr, every day from 2:30 PM or 2:50 PM (7 PM for Stage 1). Commentary: Guillaume Di Grazia. Consultants: Jacky Durand and David Moncoutié.

You can also follow the 2023 Vuelta from France for free on RTBF (Belgian channel) or RTVE (Spanish channel).

The route and stage distances of the 2023 Tour of Spain

The profiles, maps, and climbs of the 2023 Vuelta stages

Saturday, August 26 / Stage 1: Barcelona – Barcelona (14.6 km team time trial)

Sunday, August 27 / Stage 2: Mataro – Barcelona (181.3 km)

Monday, August 28 / Stage 3: Suria – Arinsal-Andorra (158.5 km)

Tuesday, August 29 / Stage 4: Andorra la Vella – Tarragona (183.4 km)

Wednesday, August 30 / Stage 5: Morella – Burriana (185.7 km)

Thursday, August 31 / Stage 6: La Vall d’Uixo – Observatorio Astrofísico de Javalambre (181.3 km)

Friday, September 1 / Stage 7: Utiel – Oliva (188.8 km)

Saturday, September 2 / Stage 8: Denia – Xorret de Cati (164 km)

Sunday, September 3 / Stage 9: Cartagena – Caravaca de la Cruz (180.9 km)

Monday, September 4 – Rest day in Valladolid

Tuesday, September 5 / Stage 10: Valladolid – Valladolid (25 km individual time trial)

Wednesday, September 6 / Stage 11: Lerma – Laguna Negra (163.2 km)

Thursday, September 7 / Stage 12: Olvega – Zaragoza (165.4 km)

Friday, September 8 / Stage 13: Formigal – Col du Tourmalet (134.7 km)

Saturday, September 9 / Stage 14: Sauveterre de Béarn – Larra-Belagua (161.7 km)

Sunday, September 10 / Stage 15: Pamplona – Lekunberri (156.5 km)

Monday, September 11 – Rest day in Cantabria

Tuesday, September 12 / Stage 16: Liencres – Bejes (119.7 km)

Wednesday, September 13 / Stage 17: Ribadesella – Altu de l’Angliru (122.6 km)

Thursday, September 14 / Stage 18: Pola de Allande – La Cruz de Linares (178.9 km)

Friday, September 15 / Stage 19: La Baneza – Iscar (177.4 km)

Saturday, September 16 / Stage 20: Manzanares el Real – Guadarrama (208.4 km)

Sunday, September 17 / Stage 21: Hippodrome de la Zarzuela – Madrid (101 km)

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