The storm that brought Stage 3 of the Vuleta a España to a halt has now subsided. Meaning it’s time for Stage 4, and a mountainous one it is too. The riders are in for a short but pretty tough stage in Andorra, with the likely outcome being a certain Slovenian bringing a storm of his own. IDL Pro Cycling is here to keep you updated all day long.
Tadej Pogacar claimed the
red jersey on Day 1, held onto it on Day 2, and, like the rest of the peloton, ended up in the lobby of
a hotel in the French Pyrenees on Day 3. Due to severe weather, the third stage was canceled, so the climbers will have some extra motivation for the fourth stage.
It starts and ends in
Andorra la Vella, home to many riders in the Vuelta peloton. The road climbs almost immediately, reaching a staggering 2,409 meters above sea level—the highest point of this Vuelta. A series of grueling climbs follows. Who will stop Pogacar from putting on another masterclass?