US EditionSpain's Vuelta to begin in Italy in 2025
- The 90th edition of the Spanish Vuelta will start in Italy's Piedmont region for the first time on August 23, 2025, according to race organizers.
- The race will include three stages in Italy, beginning with a 183-kilometer route from Turin to Novara.
- The second stage will feature the race’s first summit finish, starting in Alba and finishing in Limone Piemonte, covering 157 kilometers.
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The first stage of the 80th Vuelta a Espana will begin next year in Turin, northern Italy! As the organizers of the Tour of Spain announced, the professionals will start the first four stages of the Grand Tour race in Italy. It is the first time in the history of the tour that it will start there; this year the Tour de France started in Italy for the first time. This year's Vuelta, which began in Lisbon, was won by the Slovenian Primoz Roglic fr…
The Italian region of Piedmont will host the start of the Tour of Spain in 2025. This year's winner Primož Roglič could thus begin his hunt for a record fifth Vuelta victory in Italy.
Spain's Vuelta to begin in Italy in 2025
The Vuelta a Espana will start in Italy for the first time next year, race organisers said on Monday ahead of the 90th edition.It will begin on Aug. 23 in the region of Piedmont, which hosted the first three stages of this year's Giro d'Italia plus a stage of this year's Tour de France, with Turin becomi
The next Tour of Spain will start from Italy, as aired last April during the presentation of the Santini leotards for the Spanish round. The round will begin in the Piedmont region and there will develop the first three stages, including a mountain one in Limone Piemonte. It will be the sixth time that the race starts in a foreign country. The official announcement was made in Turin, with the presence of the general director of the Vuelta Javier…
For its 2025 edition, the Vuelta will start from Piedmont with the Italian Alps in the background, the organizers announced on Monday, December 2. The Italian region will host the first three stages next August.
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