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Confermate le tappe del prossimo percorso della Vuelta

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Stage 1, August 23: Jerez de la Frontera, TTT, 12km
Stage 2, August 24: Algeciras to San Fernando, 170km
Stage 3, August 25: Cádiz to Arcos de la Frontera, 188km
Stage 4, August 26: Mairena del Alcor to Córdoba
Stage 5, August 27: Priego de Córdoba to Ronda
Stage 6, August 28: Benalmádena to La Zubia *
Stage 7, August 29: Alhendin to Alcaudete, 165km
Stage 8, August 30: Baeza to Albacete, 207km
Stage 9, August 31: Carboneras to Estación Valdelinares Teruel, 168km *
Rest day, September 1
Stage 10, September 2: Monasterio de Veruela to Borja, ITT, 34.5km
Stage 11, September 3: Pamplona to San Miguel de Aralar *
Stage 12, September 4: Logroño-Logroño
Stage 13, September 5: Belorado to Obregón
Stage 14, September 6: Santander to La Camperona *
Stage 15, September 7: Oviedo to Lagos de Covadonga *
Stage 16, September 8: San Martín de Rey Aurelio to Lagos de Somiedo/Farrapona *
Rest day, September 9
Stage 17, September 10: Ortigueira to A Coruña, 174km
Stage 18, September 11: A Estrada to Monte Castrove en Meis, 173km *
Stage 19, September 12: Salvaterra de Miño to Cangas do Morrazo, 176km
Stage 20, September 13: Santa Estebo de Ribas do Sil to Ancares, 163km *
Stage 21, September 14: Monte Galas to Praza do Obradoiro/Santiago de Compostela, ITT, 10km

*arrivi in salita

3 crono (1 squadre), 3 tappe con finali da scattista-scalatore (strano -ndr-), 8 tappe con finali in salita ed il (poco) resto per sprinter e qualche fuga.

Vuelta presentata come molto equilibrata nel percorso, certamente più di quella del 2013 con i suoi 13 arrivi in salita, ma ancora parecchio centrata sulla salita. Difficile prevedere qualcosa di diverso da uno scontro tutto casalingo tra Contador, Valverde, Rodriguez.