Summer may be coming to an end, but there is still one Grand Tour left to look forward to: La Vuelta a España. So lets take a brief look at what awaits❤️

The route has been planned and final preparations are underway. In a few days, the cycling world will once again turn its attention to France as the world’s best cyclists take on the world’s biggest race, the Tour de France. This post takes a look at this year’s route and breaks it down into a stage-by-stage overview, while also including some hopefully helpful visual overviews.

The time has come for the final Grand Tour of the year: La Vuelta a España. Last year, the race was won by pre-race favourite Primož Roglič. This time, the spotlight is on two-time Tour de France champion and recent runner-up Jonas Vingegaard, who will take on his third Vuelta in pursuit of his first win in the Spanish Grand Tour, having previously helped teammates Primož Roglič and Sepp Kuss to overall victories in 2020 and 2023.

It is finally that time of year again, when cycling takes center stage and millions watch 184 men in Lycra battle on the roads of France, fighting for stage wins and the prestigious leader’s jerseys, including the iconic maillot jaune. Because it is finally time for the biggest race on the cycling calendar: the Tour de France!🚴‍♂️✨ This preview includes: 📍A brief overview of the 2025 route 📅A couple of hopefully useful visual overviews 🗓️A downloadable iCal calendar with

This Post takes a look at the key contenders present at this years Tour de France including GC riders, sprinters and stage hunters