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Stage 13 of the 2025 Vuelta a España is set to deliver fireworks as the race heads into Asturias and tackles the feared Alto de l’Angliru. Known as the Asturian Monster, the climb has become the Vuelta’s signature ascent since its introduction in 1999. With its brutal ramps and legendary history, the Angliru is not just a stage finish. It’s a battlefield that has defined champions and destroyed favorites.
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The Vuelta a España 2025 has completed its opening nine stages, and as the peloton pauses on the first rest day, fans already have plenty to talk about. The race began with a historic Italian start, crossed into France and Andorra, and has now arrived in Spain after a week filled with sprints, mountain drama, and tactical battles.
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The Ultimate Vuelta a España 2025 Fantasy Guide is here to help you navigate one of the most dynamic editions of the Spanish Grand Tour in years. With a stacked GC field, legendary climbs like the Angliru and Bola del Mundo, and unpredictable Spanish terrain, fantasy players will need more than just the obvious picks to dominate their leagues. This guide breaks down the key storylines, jersey battles, and dark horse opportunities to give you a complete edge.
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Vuelta a España 2025 teams riders bikes Ultimate Guide is fully updated with official team rosters, bike details, and stage information.
Last update: 14 September 2025
The Vuelta a España 2025 runs from 23 August to 14 September, covering 21 stages, 3,180 km, and 54,488 m of climbing from the start in Torino to the traditional finale in Madrid.
An international peloton of 22 teams from 11 nations lines up, including home squads Movistar, Burgos BH, and Caja Rural–Seguros RGA, French outfits Arkéa–B&B Hotels, Cofidis, and Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale, and Belgian powerhouses Alpecin–Deceuninck, Soudal Quick-Step, and Intermarché–Wanty. They are joined by teams from the USA, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, Great Britain, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Israel, and the Netherlands.
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Tour de France 2025 is on. 23 teams, 185 riders, and wild bikes are set to race 3,336.8 km across France — and this year, there are no border crossings. It’s the 112th edition, starting July 5 in Lille and finishing in Paris on July 27. This guide breaks down the Tour de France 2025 teams, riders, and bikes you’ll want to follow. Let’s dive in.
