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The 79th edition of the Tour of Spain will take place from Saturday, August 17 to Sunday, September 8, 2024, over 21 stages and a total distance of 3,265 km. Once again, mountain stages will feature prominently, with nine summit finishes planned. After a start in Lisbon, Portugal, with a 12 km individual time trial, the race will face its first major difficulties on the heights of Pico Villuercas in Extremadura, before heading towards Andalusia. But it is only from the second week of racing that the summit finishes will follow one another, first in Asturias at the top of Cuitu Negru then at the Lakes of Covadonga, before three epic final days with finishes at the summits of Alto de Moncalvillo and Picon Blanco, and before a final 22 km individual time trial in Madrid on September 8. To follow the race closely, find the maps, profiles, and TV broadcast schedules for the 79th edition of the Tour of Spain.
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How to watch the Vuelta 2024 on TV?
The Tour of Spain 2024 can be followed daily live on Eurosport 1, the Eurosport app, and Eurosport.fr, starting from 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM, or 2:30 PM depending on the stage. Commentary: Guillaume Di Grazia. Consultants: Jacky Durand and David Moncoutié.
The route and stage distances of the Tour of Spain 2024




Maps and profiles of the 21 stages of the Vuelta 2024
Stage 1 – Lisboa / Oeiras – 12 km (ITT)


Stage 2 – Cascais / Ourem – 191 km


Stage 3 – Lousa / Castelo – Blanco – 182 km


Stage 4 – Plasencia / Pico Villuercas – 167 km


Stage 5 – Fuente del Maestre / Sevilla – 170 km


Stage 6 – Jerez de la Frontera / Yunquera – 181 km


Stage 7 – Archidona / Cordoba – 179 km


Stage 8 – Ubeda / Cazorla – 159 km


Stage 9 – Motril / Granada – 178 km


Stage 10 – Pontereas / Baiona – 160 km


Stage 11 – Cortizo Padron / Cortizo Padron – 164 km


Stage 12 – Orense / Montana de Manzaneda – 133 km


Stage 13 – Lugo / Puerto de Ancares – 171 km


Stage 14 – Villafranca del Bierzo / Villablino – 199 km


Stage 15 – Inifiesto / Valgrande-Pajares – 142 km


Stage 16 – Luanco / Lagos de Covadonga – 181 km


Stage 17 – Monumento Juan del Castillo Arnuero / Santander – 143 km


Stage 18 – Vitoria-Gasteiz / Maeztu – 175 km


Stage 19 – Logrono / Alto de Moncalvillo – 168 km


Stage 20 – Villarcayo / Picon Blanco – 188 km


Stage 21 – Madrid / Madrid – 22 km (ITT)


Teams and riders entered for the Vuelta 2024
DÉCATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE TEAM
PARET-PEINTRE Valentin
ARMIRAIL Bruno
BOUCHARD Geoffrey
GALL Felix
LAFAY Victor
BERTHET Clément
DE PESTEL Sander
O’CONNOR Ben
ALPECIN – DECEUNINCK
PLANCKAERT Edward
VERGALLITO Luca
BALLERSTEDT Maurice
GROVES Kaden
HERMANS Quinten
HOLLMANN Juri
MEURISSE Xandro
RIESEBEEK Oscar
ARKEA – B&B HOTELS
GESBERT Élie
GUERNALEC Thibault
GUGLIELMI Simon
HUYS Laurens
LE BERRE Mathis
OWSIAN Łukasz
RODRÍGUEZ Cristián
RIES Michel
ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM
FORTUNATO Lorenzo
BRUSSENSKIY Gleb
GAROFOLI Gianmarco
SCHELLING Ide
TEJADA Harold
UMBA Santiago
VINOKUROV Nicolas
LÓPEZ Harold Martín
BAHRAIN – VICTORIOUS
TIBERI Antonio
CARUSO Damiano
GRADEK Kamil
HAIG Jack
KEPPLINGER Rainer
MIHOLJEVIĆ Fran
SÜTTERLIN Jasha
TRÆEN Torstein
RED BULL – BORA – HANSGROHE
ADRIÀ Roger
ALEOTTI Giovanni
DENZ Nico
GAMPER Patrick
LIPOWITZ Florian
MARTÍNEZ Daniel Felipe
ROGLIČ Primož
VLASOV Aleksandr
COFIDIS
MARTIN Guillaume
HERRADA Jesús
LASTRA Jonathan
FERNÁNDEZ Rubén
EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST
CARAPAZ Richard
URÁN Rigoberto
COSTA Rui
CEPEDA Jefferson Alexander
DOULL Owain
SWEENY Harry
SHAW James
RAFFERTY Darren
GROUPAMA – FDJ
GAUDU David
BYSTRØM Sven Erik
GENIETS Kevin
GERMANI Lorenzo
KÜNG Stefan
PACHER Quentin
ROCHAS Rémy
THOMPSON Reuben
INEOS GRENADIERS
ARENSMAN Thymen
HEIDUK Kim
NARVÁEZ Jhonatan
RIVERA Brandon Smith
RODRÍGUEZ Óscar
DE PLUS Laurens
TARLING Joshua
RODRÍGUEZ Carlos
INTERMARCHÉ – WANTY
MARIT Arne
GOOSSENS Kobe
MEINTJES Louis
PAQUOT Tom
PETILLI Simone
ROTA Lorenzo
TAARAMÄE Rein
BRAET Vito
TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE
KUSS Sepp
VAN AERT Wout
GESINK Robert
KRUIJSWIJK Steven
AFFINI Edoardo
VALTER Attila
VAN BAARLE Dylan
UIJTDEBROEKS Cian
LIDL – TREK
CICCONE Giulio
GEOGHEGAN HART Tao
KONRAD Patrick
OOMEN Sam
SKJELMOSE Mattias
VACEK Mathias
VERGAERDE Otto
VERONA Carlos
MOVISTAR TEAM
MAS Enric
QUINTANA Nairo
SÁNCHEZ Pelayo
RUBIO Einer
LAZKANO Oier
CANAL Carlos
ARCAS Jorge
OLIVEIRA Nelson
SOUDAL QUICK-STEP
LANDA Mikel
LECERF William Junior
PEDERSEN Casper
ASGREEN Kasper
CATTANEO Mattia
VANSEVENANT Mauri
VERVAEKE Louis
KNOX James
TEAM DSM-FIRMENICH POST NL
POOLE Max
BITTNER Pavel
HAMILTON Chris
LEEMREIZE Gijs
LEIJNSE Enzo
NABERMAN Tim
TUSVELD Martijn
VAN DEN BERG Julius
TEAM JAYCO ALULA
SCHMID Mauro
DE MARCHI Alessandro
ENGELHARDT Felix
ZANA Filippo
BERHE Welay Hagos
DUNBAR Eddie
SCOTSON Callum
HARPER Chris
UAE TEAM EMIRATES
SOLER Marc
ALMEIDA João
YATES Adam
DEL TORO Isaac
SIVAKOV Pavel
BARONCINI Filippo
VINE Jay
MCNULTY Brandon
EQUIPO KERN PHARMA
CASTRILLO Pablo
MIQUEL Pau
BERRADE Urko
GUTIÉRREZ Jorge
IRIBAR Unai
PARRA José Félix
RUIZ Ibon
SOTO Antonio Jesús
EUSKALTEL – EUSKADI
ABERASTURI Jon
BERASATEGI Xabier
BIZKARRA Mikel
BOU Joan
JUARISTI Txomin
MARTÍN Gotzon
MATÉ Luis Ángel
ISASA Xabier
ISRAEL – PREMIER TECH
RICCITELLO Matthew
TEUNS Dylan
BENNETT George
FRIGO Marco
WOODS Michael
RAISBERG Nadav
SHEEHAN Riley
STRONG Corbin
LOTTO DSTNY
DE GENDT Thomas
VAN EETVELT Lennert
KRON Andreas
LIVYNS Arjen
SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo
GREGAARD Jonas
CAMPENAERTS Victor
MONIQUET Sylvain
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