La Vuelta A Espana Highlights - Season 3 / Year 2018

La Vuelta A Espana Highlights - Season 3 / Year 2018

Season 3 / Year 2018

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Episodes21
Datesaoût 25, 2018 - sept. 16, 2018
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Episodes

Stage 1 - Individual Time Trial, Malaga
Year 2018Episode 160 min

Stage 1 - Individual Time Trial, Malaga

Action from the opening stage as riders completed an 8km time trial around Malaga.

août 25, 2018
Stage 2 -Marbella to Caminito Del Rey
Year 2018Episode 260 min

Stage 2 -Marbella to Caminito Del Rey

Action from the 163.5km second stage from Marbella to Caminito del Rey, a generally flat ride with an uphill finish.

août 26, 2018
Stage 3 - Mijas to Alhaurin De La Torre
Year 2018Episode 360 min

Stage 3 - Mijas to Alhaurin De La Torre

The best of the action from the 178.2km third stage as the riders travel from Mijas to Alhaurin de la Torre.

août 27, 2018
Stage 4 - Vélez-Málaga to Alfacar
Year 2018Episode 460 min

Stage 4 - Vélez-Málaga to Alfacar

Best bits from the 161.4km fourth stage as the riders travelled from Velez-Malaga to Alfacar.

août 28, 2018
Stage 5 - Granada to Roquetas De Mar
Year 2018Episode 560 min

Stage 5 - Granada to Roquetas De Mar

Action from the 188.7km fifth stage in which the pack travelled from Granada to Roquetas de Mar. Gary Imlach presents.

août 29, 2018
Stage 6 - Huercal-Overa to San Javier Mar Menor
Year 2018Episode 660 min

Stage 6 - Huercal-Overa to San Javier Mar Menor

Action from the 155.7km sixth stage from Huercal-Overa to San Javier Mar Menor on a day that should suit sprinters.

août 30, 2018
Stage 7 - Puerto Lumbreras to Pozo Alcon
Year 2018Episode 760 min

Stage 7 - Puerto Lumbreras to Pozo Alcon

Action from the 185.7km seventh stage from Puerto Lumbreras to Pozo Alcon - a lumpy but generally flat stage.

août 31, 2018
Stage 8 - Linares to Almaden
Year 2018Episode 860 min

Stage 8 - Linares to Almaden

Best bits from Stage eight, 195.1km from Linares to Almaden. There could be chance for a breakaway in this flat but long stage. Gary Imlach presents, with commentary from Ned Boulting and David Millar.

sept. 1, 2018
Stage 9 - Talavera De La Reina to La Covatilla
Year 2018Episode 960 min

Stage 9 - Talavera De La Reina to La Covatilla

Action from the ninth stage of the race - 220.8km from Talavera de la Reina to La Covatilla.

sept. 2, 2018
Stage 10 - Salamanca to Fermoselle
Year 2018Episode 1060 min

Stage 10 - Salamanca to Fermoselle

All of the best bits from Stage 10, as riders travel 177km from Salamanca to Fermoselle following a rest day.

sept. 4, 2018
Stage 11 - Mombuey to Ribeira Sacra Luintra
Year 2018Episode 1160 min

Stage 11 - Mombuey to Ribeira Sacra Luintra

Stage 11, from Mombuey to Ribeira Sacra Luintra, is the longest this year, as riders travel 207.8km on a winding, lumpy route.

sept. 5, 2018
Stage 12 - Mondonedo to Faro De Estaca De Bares, Manon
Year 2018Episode 1260 min

Stage 12 - Mondonedo to Faro De Estaca De Bares, Manon

Stage 12 from Mondonedo to Faro de Estaca de Bares, Manon in a portion of the race that could favour sprinters.

sept. 6, 2018
Stage 13 - Candas to Valle De Sabero, La Camperona
Year 2018Episode 1360 min

Stage 13 - Candas to Valle De Sabero, La Camperona

Action from Stage 13, from Candas to Valle de Sabero, La Camperona, which features a mountain top finish.

sept. 7, 2018
Stage 14 - Cistierna to Les Praeres - Nava
Year 2018Episode 1460 min

Stage 14 - Cistierna to Les Praeres - Nava

Action from Stage 14 of the race in Spain on a second day in Asturias, featuring a difficult climbing finish.

sept. 8, 2018
Stage 15 - Ribera De Arriba to Lagos De Covadonga
Year 2018Episode 1560 min

Stage 15 - Ribera De Arriba to Lagos De Covadonga

Action from Stage 15 of the race in Spain as riders travel 178.2km from Ribera de Arriba to Lagos de Covadonga.

sept. 9, 2018
Stage 16 - Santillana Del Mar to Torrelavega
Year 2018Episode 1660 min

Stage 16 - Santillana Del Mar to Torrelavega

Action from Stage 16's individual time trial - 32km from Santillana del Mar to Torrelavega.

sept. 11, 2018
Stage 17 - Getxo to Balcon De Bizkaia
Year 2018Episode 1760 min

Stage 17 - Getxo to Balcon De Bizkaia

Action from Stage 17 of the race as riders travel 157km from Getxo to Balcon de Bizkaia with a steep uphill finish.

sept. 12, 2018
Stage 18 - Ejea De Los Caballeros to Lleida
Year 2018Episode 1860 min

Stage 18 - Ejea De Los Caballeros to Lleida

Action from Stage 18 in Spain, 186.1km from Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida on a flat day that could suit sprinters.

sept. 13, 2018
Stage 19 - Lleida to Andorra
Year 2018Episode 1960 min

Stage 19 - Lleida to Andorra

Action from Stage 19 of the race, which sees riders travel 154.4km from Lleida to Andorra.

sept. 14, 2018
Stage 20 - Andorra to Coll De La Gallina - Santuario De Canolich
Year 2018Episode 2060 min

Stage 20 - Andorra to Coll De La Gallina - Santuario De Canolich

Action from Stage 20 - 97.3km from Andorra to Coll de la Gallina - Santuario de Canolich.

sept. 15, 2018
Stage 21 - Alcorcon to Madrid
Year 2018Episode 2160 min

Stage 21 - Alcorcon to Madrid

A showpiece finish on the streets of Madrid for the final stage of the Vuelta.

sept. 16, 2018

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