Vuelta 2026: Route and stages
Enric Mas leads La Vuelta ahead of Primoz Roglic and Felix Gall. It's back to the climbers and GC contenders today, with the finish line situated atop the Sierra de la Pandera, an 11.9-kilometre ascent with ramps up to 17%. Tomorrow, La Vuelta traverses the scorching heart of Andalusia before a Córdoba finish. Following the second rest day, the decisive final week gets under way, culminating in an absolute killer stage on Saturday.
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Vuelta 2026 Route stage 14: Jaén - Sierra de la Pandera
Saturday 5 September - Stage 14 of the Vuelta takes the riders from Jaén to the Sierra de la Pandera. The 154.5-kilometre route offers virtually no flat roads before culminating in an 11.9-kilometre final climb averaging 7.2%. The elevation gain sums up to 4,338 metres.
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Vuelta 2026 Favourites stage 14: Another feast for the climbers
It's back to the climbers on La Vuelta's 14th stage. After spending the entire day riding either uphill or downhill, the riders face an average gradient of 7.2% over the final 11.9 kilometres in the Sierra de la Pandera.
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Vuelta 2026 Route stage 15: Palma del Río - Córdoba
Sunday 6 September - Stage 15 of the Vuelta could be a scorcher. Quite literally. Over 189.7 kilometres, the riders cross the heart of Andalusia from Palma del Río to Córdoba, tackling 3,525 metres of climbing along the way.
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Vuelta 2026: Withdrawals
The Vuelta a España got underway in Monaco on Saturday 23 August with 184 riders on the start line. Not all of them will make it to the finish in Granada. Cyclingstage.com is keeping track of all the riders who abandon the race.”
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Vuelta 2026: Riders
With Primoz Roglic, Felix Gall, Oscar Onley, Enric Mas and Richard Carapaz battling for overall victory, and the likes of Wout van Aert, Mads Pedersen and Matthew Brennan chasing stage wins, La Vuelta is shaping up to be a fascinating spectacle. Who is taking part?
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Tour of Britain 2026: Route
The Tour of Britain is a race for puncheurs and sprinters who don’t shy away from a bit of climbing. Across five days, the riders face 8,822 metres of elevation gain. Who will succeed Romain Grégoire as overall winner?
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