US EditionVingegaard Aims for Spanish Vuelta Title with Pogačar and Roglic Skipping Race
The 2025 Vuelta a España features 10 summit finishes including Alto de l'Angliru, with top riders aiming for general classification and stage victories in a challenging mountainous route.
- The 2025 Vuelta a España opens in Turin on Saturday, featuring a mountainous route with 10 summit finishes including the Alto de l'Angliru.
- Jonas Vingegaard arrives as the clear favourite for the race, while Ineos Grenadiers will contest with Egan Bernal, Michał Kwiatkowski, Filippo Ganna, and Bob Jungels.
- With Roglič absent, last year's runner-up Ben O'Connor will start, while Visma-Lease a Bike bring Matteo Jorgenson and Sepp Kuss as key domestiques.
- Mikel Landa, 35, remains a Grand Tour contender despite recent DNFs, while UAE Team Emirates XRG fields co-leaders João Almeida and Juan Ayuso, shaping a key rivalry with the 'killer bees'.
- Among youngsters, Pellizzari and Tiberi stand out as Giulio Pellizzari debuts at the Vuelta and 24-year-old Antonio Tiberi targets the Stage 2 summit finish in the race beginning in his home country.
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La Vuelta, without Tadej Pogacar but with Jonas Vingegaard, Offers a Rare Space for Its 80th Edition
The Slovenian, winner of his fourth Grand Loop, gave up taking part in the Tour d'Espagne Cyclique, which simmers on Saturday from Turin (Italy), leaving the field open to its competitors.
·Paris, France
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The Tour d'Espagne takes place from Saturday 23 August to Sunday 14 September 2025, over 21 stages and a total distance of 3,151 km. The Danois Jonas Vingegaard, second of the last Tour de France, is the great favourite of this 80th edition.
·Paris, France
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The Spanish Tour will begin tomorrow in Turin with two Slovenian cyclists at the start, Domn Novak and Gal Glivar.
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Vingegaard aims for Spanish Vuelta title with Pogačar and Roglic skipping race
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·Winnipeg, Canada
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