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The 80th edition of the Tour of Spain will take place from Saturday, August 23, to Sunday, September 14, 2025, over 21 stages and a total distance of 3,151 km. The organizers have pulled out all the stops when it comes to challenging terrain. After starting in Italy’s Piedmont region and making a detour into France via the Col du Lautaret and Montgenèvre passes, before finishing in Voiron, the riders will return to northern Spain, where the remainder of the race will take place, traversing the Pyrenees, Asturias, Galicia, and the Basque Country. The Angliru, Valdezcaray, and Bola del Mundo are on the schedule for a race featuring a total of ten summit finishes, including five high-mountain stages and six medium-mountain stages. Two time trials—one team time trial and one individual time trial—are also planned. To follow the race closely, check out the maps, profiles, and TV broadcast schedules for the 80th edition of the Vuelta a España.
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How to watch the 2025 Vuelta on TV?
The 2025 Vuelta a España can be watched live every day on Eurosport Max & 1, the Eurosport app, and Eurosport.fr. Broadcast times vary between 12:00 PM and 2:45 PM depending on the stage.
The route map for the 2025 Vuelta
The schedule for the stages of the 2025 Vuelta
The profiles of the 21 stages of the 2025 Vuelta
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 – Monzón Templario / Zaragoza (187 km)
Stage 9 – Sunday, August 31 – Alfaro / Valdezcaray Ski Resort (195 km)
Stage 10 – Tuesday, September 2 – Sendaviva Nature Park / El Ferial Larra Belagua (168 km)
Stage 11 – Wednesday, September 3 – Bilbao / Bilbao (167 km)
Stage 12 – Thursday, September 4 – Laredo / Los Corrales de Buelna (143 km)
Stage 13 – Friday, September 5 – Cabezon de la Sal / L’Angliru (202 km)
Stage 14 – Saturday, September 6 – Avilès / Alto de la Farrapona, Lagos de Somiedo (135 km)
Stage 15 – Sunday, September 7 – A Veiga, Vegadeo / Monforte de Lemos (167 km)
Stage 16 – Tuesday, September 9 – Poio / Mos. Castro de Herville (172 km)
Stage 17 – Wednesday, September 10 – O Barco de Valdeorras / Alto de el Morredero, Ponferrada (137 km)
Stage 18 – Thursday, September 11 – Valladolid / Valladolid (26 km, individual time trial)
Stage 19 – Friday, September 12 – Rueda / Guijuelo (159 km)
Stage 20 – Saturday, September 13 – Robledo de Chavela / Bola del Mondo. Puerto de Navacerrada (156 km)
Stage 21 – Sunday, September 14 – Alalpardo / Madrid (101 km)
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