Only one completely flat stage, 13 medium and high mountain stages, 5 'hilly' stages and two time trials for a total of 3,265 km.

Starting from the Reggia di Venaria, with the first three stages in Piedmont, a stage in France (starting from Susa) and the return to Spain with historic stage finishes such as Angliru, Bola del Mundo and Andorra. Here is the Vuelta a España 2025 , presented this evening in Madrid. The race will start on August 23 and will end on September 14 in the Spanish capital.

The Italian stages are already known, with arrivals in Novara, Limone Piemonte and Ceres. The fifth stage will be the first time trial, 20 km long, in Figueres, followed by two hard stages in the Pyrenees with uphill arrivals in Andorra and Cerler Huesca La Magia.

The terrible Alto de l'Angliru will be on stage 13, then another time trial on stage 18 in Valladolid, 26 km, and the penultimate stage with the finish in Bola del Mundo, Puerto de Navacerrada. Also watch out for the Bilbao stage that recalls the races held in the Basque Country. In total there will be 11 uphill finishes.

The stages of the Vuelta 2025:

Stage 1 (23/08): Turin-Venaria Reale – Novara (183 km)

Stage 2 (24/08): Alba – Limone Piemonte (157 km)

Stage 3 (25/08): San Maurizio Canavese – Ceres (139 km)

Stage 4 (26/08): Susa – Voiron (192 km)

Stage 5 (27/08): Figueres – Figueres (individual time trial) (20 km)

Stage 6 (28/08): Olot – Pal. Andorra (170 km)

Stage 7 (29/08): Andorra La Vella – Cerler Huesca La Magia (187 km)

Stage 8 (30/08): Monzon Templario – Zaragoza (187 km)

Stage 9 (31/08): Alfaro – Estacion de Esqui de Valdezcaray (195 km)

Stage 10 (02/09): Parque de la Naturaleza Sendaviva – El Ferial Larra Belagua (168 km)

Stage 11 (03/09): Bilbao – Bilbao (167 km)

Stage 12 (04/09); Laredo – Los Corrales de Buelna (143 km)

Stage 13 (05/09): Cabezon de la Sal – Angliru (202 km)

Stage 14 (06/09): Aviles – Alto de la Farrapona Lagos de Somiedo (135 km)

Stage 15 (07/09): A Veiga – Monforte de Lemos (167 km)

Stage 16 (09/09): Poio – Mos. Castro de Hereville (172 km)

Stage 17 (10/09): O Barco de Valdeorras – Alto de el Morredero (137 km)

Stage 18 (11/09): Valladolid – Valladolid (individual time trial) (26 km)

Stage 19 (12/09): Rueda – Guijuelo (159 km)

Stage 20 (13/09): Robledo de Chavela – Bola del Mundo (156 km)

Stage 21 (14/09): Alalpardo – Madrid (101 km)

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