All information about the Tour of Spain 2010: route, stage profiles, participating teams and riders and their numbers as soon as they will be available.
During the Tour of Spain you can find all news about the race here.
With the nightly team time trial in the streets of Sevilla, the 2010 Tour of Spain started in an original way tonight. In the collection of cycling race routes on Google Maps/Google Earth I hereby add the Vuelta a España 2010 route.
Below you can find the race route on Google Maps, the stage profile and the time- and route schedule for each of the stages. Furthermore, at the end of this article you can download a KML file which allows you to see the whole Vuelta route in Google Earth and thus for example to do a virtual fly-over of the race routes of this Spanish race.
The stages of the 2010 Vuelta a España
The 65th edition of the Tour of Spain is built up of the following stages for its 75th anniversary:
Tonight at 10.04PM the Vuelta a España 2010 will start in Sevilla with a team time trial. Indeed, the Vuelta a España celebrates its 75th anniversary by starting with a nightly stage which will finish for the last team only at 11.42PM!!
In this article you'll find the list of participants à la 65ème édition du Tour of Spain !
22 teams participate in the Tour of Spain 2010 with each 9 riders (for a total of 198 riders). The participating teams are 17 of the 18 UCI ProTour teams (AG2R La Mondiale, Astana, Caisse d'Epargne, Euskaltel-Euskadi, Footon-Servetto, FDJ, Garmin-Transitions, Lampre-Farnese Vini, Liquigas-Doimo, Omega Pharma-Lotto, Quick Step, ...
In 2010 the Vuelta celebrates its 75th anniversary. From Saturday 28 August 2010 until Sunday 19 September 2010 the riders will go from Sevilla to Madrid in about 3,337.9 kilometers.
This 65th edition starts with a spectacular team time trial by night in the streets of Sevilla in the South of Spain.
In this article you can find all details of the route (the recorrido oficial), the stage profiles and the particularities of the Tour of Spain 2010!
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