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However, the harshness of the journey will begin to be felt from day one, Tuesday, October 20, when there will be a first-rate high goal.
In fact, it will not be necessary to wait until the last week for the decisive fractions, since On the sixth day the peloton will face the ‘queen stage’, arriving at the mythical Tourmalet, a summit located on French soil.
The only proof Against the clock will appear in stage 13 with 33 kilometers not completely flat if one takes into account that the arrival will be in third category mountain prize.
It will be a Back to Spain framed in the European winter, so the snow will be a constant part of the race scenery.
The contest will feature the participation of 8 Colombian cyclists and with the Slovenian Pimoz Roglic and the British Christopher Froome as some of the greatest figures of the lot.
Here, the altimetry of all the stages of the Tour of Spain:
Stage 1: October 20 (173 km; first category high finish)
Stage 2: October 21 (151.6 km; first stop near the finish line)
Stage 3: October 22 (116.1 km; first-rate high finish)
Stage 4: October 23 (191.7 km; flat)
Stage 5: October 24 (184.4; mid-mountain)
Stage 6: October 25 (136.6 km; high final of special category)
Stage 7: October 27 (159.7 km; first stop near the finish line)
Stage 8: October 28 (164 km; top finish first)
Stage 9: October 29 (157.7; flat)
Stage 10: October 30 (185 km; flat)
Stage 11: October 31 (170 km; first-class high finish)
Stage 12: November 1st (109.4; high end of special category)
Stage 13: November 3 (33.7; individual time trial)
Stage 14: November 4 (204.7 km; mid-mountain)
Stage 15: November 5 (230.8 km; mid-mountain)
Stage 16: November 6 (162 km; medium mountain)
Stage 17: November 7 (178.2 km; high final of special category)
Stage 18: November 8 (124.2; flat)
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