La Vuelta 2021: la primera semana en imágenes

La Vuelta 2021: la primera semana en imágenes

El primer bloque de nueve etapas de la tercera gran vuelta por etapas del calendario ha ofrecido grandes instantáneas, más allá de la foto del vencedor: paisajes, monumentos, aficionados y muchas horas de sol.


Etapa 1: Prólogo brugalés

La Vuelta 2021: Burgos. Catedral VIII Centenario 2021 > Catedral, de 7,1 km (contrarreloj individual)

Etapa 2: Primera escapada, primer esprint masivo en Gamonal, Burgos

La Vuelta 2021: Caleruega. VIII Centenario de Santo Domingo de Guzmán > Burgos. Gamonal, de 166,7 km

Etapa 3: Taaramäe, ave fénix en el Picón Blanco

La Vuelta 2021: Santo Domingo de Silos > Espinosa de los Monteros. Picón Blanco, de 202,8 km

Etapa 4: Otro esprint en Molina de Aragón

La Vuelta 2021: El Burgo de Osma > Molina de Aragón, de 163,9 km

Etapa 5: Albacete sin viento

La Vuelta 2021: Tarancón > Albacete, de 184,4 km

Etapa 6: Magnus Cort Nielsen, supervivient en el Alto de la Montaña de Cullera

La Vuelta 2021: Requena > Alto de la Montaña de Cullera, de 158,3 km

Etapa 7: Final explosivo en el Balcón de Alicante

La Vuelta 2021: Gandia > Balcón de Alicante, de 152 km

Etapa 8: Protestas en La Manga del Mar Menor

La Vuelta 2021: Santa Pola > La Manga del Mar Menor, de 173,7 km

Etapa 9: "Un uomo solo" en el Alto de Velefique 

La Vuelta 2021: Puerto Lumbreras > Alto de Velefique, de 188 km

Imágenes: Charly López/Unipublic, PhotoGomezSport/Unipublic, Getty Images



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