Vuelta 2025: dates, route and stages

Rome, 20 December 2024 - The only thing missing from the roll call is the Giro d'Italia 2025, who will discover his own path the 13st January. Meanwhile, also the 2025 lap, Scheduled August 23th al 14 September 2025, reveals itself and does so after having already made it public la Great Partenza dall 'Italy, the location chosen to celebrate the first 90 editions.  

The path

  In the past weeks the Spanish race had already presented its initial part, the one that will take place in Piemonte, with the start from Venaria Reale, to 3 complete stages, plus a part of the fourth before the transfer which will take place through the FrenchThe total kilometers to be covered will be 3.151, many of which are traditionally reserved for climbers. The mountain stages are in fact well 8, among which the uphill finishes on theAngliru (to be climbed from the side of The Vega, 12 km with an average slope close to 10%), on theAlto de la Farrapona World Ball, placed at 2.250 meters in height. The time trials are instead 2, one individual and one team, with the picture being completed by 5 medium mountain stages, 5 mixed stages and only 1 totally flat and therefore reserved for sprinters (the initial one, which Novara will put the first red jersey up for grabs). Always in Italy, Limone Piemonte, there will be the first uphill arrival, at an altitude 1.381 meters, but in the menu of climbers, and in general of those who want to write their name on the roll of honour after that of Primois Roglic, in 2025 lap The climbs also include Pau (FR), Huesca The Magic, Valdecaray Ski Resort, The Fair Larra Belagua e Up the Morredero.

The stages

  Stage 1 (August 23): Turin-Venaria Reale-Novara (183 km) Stage 2 (August 24): Alba-Limone Piemonte (157 km) Stage 3 (August 25): San Maurizio Canavese-Ceres (139 km) Stage 4 (August 26): Susa-Voiron (192 km) Stage 5 (August 27): Figueres-Figueres (20 km, team time trial) Stage 6 (28 August): Olot-Pal (170 km) Stage 7 (29 August): Andorra La Vella-Cerler Huesca La Magia (187 km) Stage 8 (30 August): Monzon Templario-Zaragoza (187 km) Stage 9 (31 August): Alfaro-Estacion de Esqui de Valdezcaray (195 km) Stage 10 (September 2): Parque de la Naturaleza Sendaviva-El Ferial Larra Belagua (168 km) Stage 11 (September 3): Bilbao-Bilbao (167 km) Stage 12 (September 4): Laredo-Los Corrales de Buelna (143 km) Stage 13 (September 5): Cabezon de la Sal-Angliru (202 km) Stage 14 (6 September): Aviles-Alto de la Farrapona Lagos de Somiedo (135 km) Stage 15 (7 September): In Veiga-Monforte de Lemos (167 km) Stage 16 (September 9): Poio-Mos. Castro de Hereville (172 km) Stage 17 (10 September): O Barco de Valdeorras-Alto de el Morredero (137 km) Stage 18 (September 11): Valladolid-Valladolid (26 km, individual time trial) Stage 19 (12 September): Rueda-Guijuelo (159 km) Stage 20 (September 13): Robledo de Chavela-Puerto de Navarreceda, Bola del Mundo (156 km) Stage 21 (September 14): Alalpardo-Madrid (101 km)

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