La Vuelta 2015 – Stage 21 Preview
By David Hunter Alcala de Henares – Madrid 97.8km As I thought, Aru broke Dumoulin. It was a show of strength from Astana, who got their tactics perfect. All that remains is a sprint finish in Madrid.
By David Hunter Alcala de Henares – Madrid 97.8km As I thought, Aru broke Dumoulin. It was a show of strength from Astana, who got their tactics perfect. All that remains is a sprint finish in Madrid.
By David Hunter San Lorenzo de el Escorial – Cercedilla 175.8km The end is nigh!
By David Hunter Medina del Campo – Avila 185.8km This stage marks the last chance for the puncheurs to take a stage.
By David Hunter Roa – Riaza 204km A weird day awaits us. It’s quite unique for a Grand Tour to have such an easy looking final week. Of course, the riders make the race, not the parcours. We could see a surprisingly good day, but I have a feeling a boring day lies ahead.
By David Hunter Burgos – Burgos 38.7km A career defining moment, potentially awaits a rider. That’s how important this TT is.
By David Hunter Luarca – Quiros 185km This is the day I’ve been waiting for. Today we could well find out, who will win the Vuelta!
By David Hunter Comillas – Sotres. Cabrales 175.8km A relatively easy day awaits the riders, but it has a real sting in the tail.
By David Hunter Vitoria – Alto Campoo 215km The race heads back into the mountains for three stages that will determine the winner of the race.