Vuelta A España 2025 Schedule
Vuelta A España 2025 Schedule
Time is running out to watch the top cyclists in the world do their thing in 2025. Don’t miss the Vuelta a España (Aug. 23-Sept. 14). Here’s the schedule.
There are only a few major events left on the 2025 international cycling calendar, and the biggest is the Vuelta a España, the third Grand Tour of the season.
The Giro d’Italia and Tour de France certainly didn’t disappoint, with Simon Yates and Tadej Pogacar winning, respectively, but neither is expected to be at La Vuelta, which will be held Aug. 23 through Sept. 14.
Last year’s champion, four-time winner Primoz Roglic, also isn’t on the initial entry list, so that means the opportunity is there for someone new to steal the spotlight in 2025.
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This year’s edition of La Vuelta will take a field of approximately 180 riders on a 21-stage journey through four countries – Italy, France, Andorra and Spain – during which, they’ll experience a variety of challenging terrain over the 3,151 kilometers.
The race will begin Aug. 23 in northern Italy’s Turin and conclude Sept. 14 in Madrid.
Here’s a look at the complete schedule:
Vuelta A España 2025 Schedule
- Stage 1 – Aug. 23: Torino - Reggia di Venaria to Novara (186.1km)
- Stage 2 – Aug. 24: Alba to Limone Piedmonte (159.6km)
- Stage 3 – Aug. 25: San Maurizio Canavese to Ceres (134.6km)
- Stage 4 – Aug. 26: Susa to Voiron (206.7km)
- Stage 5 – Aug. 27: Figueres (team time trial) (24.1km)
- Stage 6 – Aug. 28: Olot to Pal.Andorra (170.3km)
- Stage 7 – Aug. 29: Andorra La Vella to Cerler (188km)
- Stage 8 – Aug. 30: Monzón Templario – Zaragoza (163.5km)
- Stage 9 – Aug. 31: Alfaro – Valdezcaray (195.5km)
- Rest Day – Sept. 1
- Stage 10 – Sept. 2: Sendaviva – Larra-Belagua (175.3km)
- Stage 11 – Sept. 3: Bilbao (157.4km)
- Stage 12 – Sept. 4: Laredo – Los Corrales del Buelna (144.9km)
- Stage 13 – Sept. 5: Cabázon de la Sal – L’Angliru (202.7km)
- Stage 14 – Sept. 6: Avilés – La Farrapona (135.9km)
- Stage 15 – Sept. 7: A Veiga – Monforte Lemos (167.8km)
- Rest Day – Sept. 8
- Stage 16 – Sept. 9: Poio – Mos Castro de Herville (167.9km)
- Stage 17 – Sept. 10: O Barco de Valdeorras – El Morredero (143.2km)
- Stage 18 – Sept. 11: Vallodolid (individual time trial) (27.2km)
- Stage 19 – Sept. 12: Rueda – Guijuelo (161.9km)
- Stage 20 – Sept. 13: Robledo de Chavela – Bola del Mundo (165.6km)
- Stage 21 – Sept. 14: Alalpardo – Madrid (111.6km)
Total kilometers for 2025 is 3,151 kilometers or approximately 1,958 miles.
To see a more detailed schedule, including start times and estimated finish times for each stage, click HERE.
How To Watch The Vuelta A España 2025
For Canadian viewers, the Vuelta A España 2025 will be streaming on FloBikes and the FloSports app.
To see the start and estimated finish times for each stage, click here.
Highlights, race replays and breaking news will be available on both platforms.
Stage highlights, replays and more breaking news, including recaps and rider interviews, will be on both platforms.
In the United States, the Vuelta a España is scheduled to be broadcast on the NBC Networks and streaming on the NBC Peacock app.
Riders To Watch At The Vuelta A España 2025
Some of the world’s top riders will be missing from the Vuelta A España 2025, but the field will include past Vuelta winners, other Grand Tour champions, talented climbers, exciting sprinters and more.
- Jonas Vingegaard
- João Almeida
- Juan Ayuso
- Richard Carapaz
- Damiano Caruso
- Antonio Tiberi
- Felix Gall
- David Gaudu
- Filippo Ganna
- Guilio Ciccone
- Mads Pedersen
- Nairo Quintana (2016 champion)
- Jai Hindley
- Mikel Landa
- Eddie Dunbar
- Derek Gee
- Sepp Kuss (2023 champion)
Two names that are noticeably absent from the initial entry list – four-time winner and last year’s champion Primoz Roglic and 2022 winner Remco Evenepoel.
When Does The Vuelta A España 2025 Start?
The Vuelta A España 2025 starts Aug. 23 and will conclude Sept. 14.
The schedule includes 21 stages and two rest days (Sept. 1 and Sept. 8).
Every day, the cyclists start together. Every stage varies in distance and physical demand, and the characteristics of each stage determine what type of rider should excel or how the race should finish.
For example, some stages feature flat finishes, and that means the sprinters likely will be battling for those stage wins.
How Long Is The Vuelta A España 2025?
The course for the Vuelta A España 2025 will be 3,151 kilometers or approximately 1,958 miles.
How Many Teams/Riders Compete In The Vuelta A España?
Traditionally, there are 22 teams and up to 176 competitors in the Vuelta A España.
The 2025 race will feature 23 teams and more than 180 riders.
Who Won The Vuelta A España In 2024?
Slovenia’s Primoz Roglic won the Vuelta a España in 2024 for a record-equaling fourth career victory at the storied race.
The former ski jumper has been plagued by crashes and injuries, including two significant ones in 2024, but he continues to persevere and managed to land himself among the year’s most memorable moments with wins at the 2024 Critérium du Dauphiné and La Vuelta.
Roglic, who won the Vuelta a España in 2019, 2020 and 2021, joined Spain’s Roberto Heras as the event’s only four-time champions (2000, 2003, 2004, 2005) and made it a clean sweep for Slovenia in the Grand Tours in 2024, with Pogacar winning the Giro and TDF.
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