Ciclismo Internacional

By David Hunter We end with a time trial.

By David Hunter Huesca > Sabiñánigo 184.4km I’m not too sure what to make of this stage.

By David Hunter Alba > Sestriere 190km It’s a real shame that the original route couldn’t go ahead as planned, France have pulled down the shutters and refused access, so the Agnello and Izoard have been cut, and we end up with a much easier stage. Quite convenient for the French to get their own race…

By David Hunter Garray. Numancia > Ejea de los Caballeros 191.7km At last, a boring sprint stage.

By David Hunter Come on, who’s idea was this?

By David Hunter Lodosa > La Laguna Negra 166.1km Another mountaintop finish?

By David Hunter Pinzolo > Laghi di Cancano 207km The big day is here.

By David Hunter Pamplona > Lekunberri 151.6km Day two, and another mountain stage. God bless the Vuelta!

By David Hunter Bassano del Grappa > Madonna di Campiglio 203km Get ready for some fireworks.

By David Hunter Irun > Arrate 173km The racing kicks off with a familiar climb.

By David Hunter Udine > San Daniele Del Friuli 229km Don’t let the profile fool you, this is a GC day.

By David Hunter Another Grand Tour? Let’s do it. Key Stages Stage 1 The race kicks off right from the start. If you don’t quite have the legs, your GC campaign will be over before it starts. The finish in Arrate is one you’ll know from the Tour of the Basque Country.

By David Hunter Base Aerea Rivolto > Piancavallo 185km A mountaintop finish.

By David Hunter Antwerp > Oudenaarde 243.5km Welcome to a slightly shortened Tour of Flanders.

By David Hunter Conegliano > Valdobbiadene 34.1km ITT The relative calm of an ITT.

By David Hunter Cervia – Monselice 192km Have you ever seen a profile like this before?

By David Hunter Cesenatico – Cesenatico 204km Yet another day for the breakaway.

By David Hunter Porto Sant’Elpidio > Rimini 182km A flat stage for the sprinters to get their teeth into.