10 summit finishes for the 2025 Vuelta

The Vuelta 2025 route has been unveiled. For the 80th edition of the race for the red jersey (from August 23 to September 14), the organizers have not held back on the difficulties. After a start from Italy in Piedmont and an incursion into France via the Col du Lautaret and Montgenèvre, before an arrival in Voiron, the riders will return to the northern part of Spain where the rest of the race will be concentrated, through the Pyrenees, Asturias, Galicia, and Basque Country massifs. The Angliru, Valdezcaray, and Bola del Mundo are on the program of a race with a total of 10 summit finishes, including 5 high-mountain stages, 6 medium-mountain stages, in addition to two time trials, one team and one individual.

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Stage 1 – (Saturday, August 23): Turin / Novara (183 km)

Stage 2 – (Sunday, August 24): Alba / Limone Piemonte (157 km)

Stage 3 – (Monday, August 25): San Maurizio Canavese / Ceres (139 km)

Stage 4 – (Tuesday, August 26): Susa / Voiron (192 km)

Stage 5 – (Wednesday, August 27): Figueres / Figueres (20 km, Team Time Trial)

Stage 6 – (Thursday, August 28): Olot / Pal. Andorra (170 km)

Stage 7 – (Friday, August 29): Andorra / Huesca la Magia (187 km)

Stage 8 – (Saturday, August 30): Monzon Templario / Zaragoza (187 km)

Stage 9 – (Sunday, August 31): Alfaro / Estacion de Esqui de Valdezcaray (195 km)

Stage 10 – (Tuesday, September 2): Parque de la Natureleza Sendaviva / El Ferial Larra Belagua (168 km)

Stage 11 – (Wednesday, September 3): Bilbao / Bilbao (167 km)