what time does it start, route, profile and where to watch online and on TV
The rest period for the cyclists at this Vuelta a España is over. Vigo was chosen to give the competitors their first break from the competition, which still has many kilometres to cover.
Before the break, the stage was filled with three first-class mountain passes that ran between Motril And Grenade with a total mileage of 178.5 kilometers.
Route of stage 10
This day’s route starts at Ponterea where the Vuelta has already started three times (1987, 2011 and 2012), so it has taken 12 years for 23,049 inhabitants to witness this competition first-hand. In addition, three cyclists were born here: Delio Rodriguez, Emilio Rodriguez and Alvaro Pino.
After the starting signal, the participants will have to overcome four mountain passes from one to three categories and a sprint. The first will be Fonfria Heights With a 654 metre slope and a 4.2% climb over 15.4 kilometres, this challenge falls into the second category.
Next was Alto de Villachan third category, with a slope of 350 meters, a slope of 5.5% over a distance of 6.3 kilometers. After that, cyclists will find Mabia Heights the second category with a slope of 340 meters and a distance of 6 kilometers with a climb of 5.7%.
The fourth and final port will be Mugas Heights first category with a slope of 602 meters, a slope of 6% over 9.9 kilometers. In addition, at the kilometer, the participants will have to run a sprint. Finally, after 160 kilometers, they will meet the finish line in Bayonnewhere the Vuelta will be held for the third time.
Schedule and where to watch stage 10 of the Vuelta a España on TV
The start of this day of the Vuelta is scheduled for 13:30 and the cyclists are expected to cross the finish line at 17:19. The whole day and the rest of the competition can be seen on TV sports And RTVE Play.
In addition, detailed information about the winners, stages and other information about the competition will be available on the website. ABC.esand you can follow the entire day live on the Vuelta website itself.