Vuelta 2024: detailed route, participants, favorites.. Information

The Vuelta 2024 will start for the second time in its history from Portugal.

After the coronation of Sepp Kuss, faithful lieutenant within the Jumbo Visma in 2023, who will be the king of the Vuelta in 2024 ? Primoz Roglic (Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe) will take the start of this Vuelta this Saturday in Lisbon and is the big favorite. The Slovenian, who had to abandon the Tour de France due to several falls, is the winner of three consecutive editions of between 2019 and 2021. He will be supported by Daniel Felipe Martínez and Aleksandr Vlasov in his team.

This edition promises to be spectacular because the route of the Vuelta 2024 is particularly mountainous. This year, the organizers have let loose by putting in nine mountain stages, including seven summit finishes. This Tour of Spain will also feature two individual time trials, one for the opening of 12 km and one at Madrid for the 22km closing, like on the Tour de France.

Among the favorites and big names of this Vuelta à Apart from Primoz Roglic, Almeida and Adam Yates were announced as leaders of the UAE team. Enric Mas, Antonio Tiberi, David Gaudu, Mikel Landa, Carlos Rodriguez, Ben Tulett, Guillaume Martin, Mattias Sjkelmose, Guilio Ciccone, Richard Carapaz, Cian Ujitdebroecks and Sepp Kuss at Visma, the title holder, his à follow .

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Vuelta route

Stage 1: Lisbon – Oeiras – 12km

Stage 2: Cascais – Ourém – 191 km

Stage 3: Lousa – Castelo Branco – 191 km

Stage 4: Plasencia – Pico Viluercas – 167 km

Stage 5: Fuente del Maestre – Sevilla – 170km

Stage 6: Crossroads at Jerez de la Frontera – Yunquera – 181km

Stage 7: Archidona – Cordoba – 179 km

Stage 8: Ubeda – Cazorla – 159 km

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Stage 9: Motril – Granada – 178km

Stage 10: Ponteareas – Baoina – 160km

Stage 11: Campus Tecnologico Cortizo – Campus Tecnologico Cortizo – 164 km

Stage 12: Ourense Termal – Estacion de Montana de Manzaneda – 133 km

Stage 13: Lugo – Puerto de Ancares – 171 km

Etae 14: Vilafranca del Bierzo – Villablino – 199 km

Stage 15: Infiesto – Valgrande Pajares/Cuito Negru – 142 km

Stage 16: Luanco – Lagos de Covadonga – 181km

Stage 17: Monumento Juan Del Castillo – Santander – 143 km

Stage 18: Vitoria Gasteiz – Maetzu – Parque Natural by Izki – 175 km

Stage 19: Logrono – Alto de Moncalvillo – 168 km

Stage 20: Villarcayo – Picon Blanco – 171 km

Stage 21: Distrito Telefonica – Madrid – 22km