Why the Vuelta a España 2025 Will Be Absolute Chaos

Jonas Vingegaard targets the red jersey in Vuelta a España 2025. Ten summit finishes, one brutal time trial, this Grand Tour won’t forgive. We preview the route.

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The 2025 Voila Spa. Yeah, it’s going to be wild. And Yonas Vingaga is headlining the show. The two-time Turiff France champ is eyeing Spain’s red jersey. And this route, well, it’s built for pure drama. And don’t forget, if you’re in race that was topped by Tatty Pugachar, who unfortunately is not racing in Spain. These two races though, they tell you everything you need to know about who’s peaking, who’s hot, and who’s not. This year, the Vulta Espa kicks off on August 23rd in a totally new way. It starts in Italy. Yes, Italy in Torino with a few flat and hilly stages. I’ll probably run up the Super again and pay my respects up there to the football team. After that trip from Italy through France, we’re back in Spain. Then comes the team time trial and a serious turn uphill. There are 10 summit finishes on the menu. That’s right, 10 chances for the climbers to blow this 2025 Walt Spa apart. The biggest, well, I’d have to say it’s the return of the Alto Anglaroo stage 13. Brutal, steep, legendary. And just before Madrid, we have the Bullet Delmundo stage with cement ramps climbing up to over 2,200 m. Oh, and before we get there, we have the 26 km time trial individual in Valadolid, stage 18, and that could shake up the GC with just three stages to go before Madrid. The fireworks start early in 2025. Stage six in Andor, we got the back-to-back double, Savage Pyreneian days, Anglr, the marquee moment, but that’s not the last. Farapona follows. Then a time trial. And finally, which I mentioned, the Bula Domundo stage on stage 20, the penultimate day. Who’s ever in red won’t sleep easy. Now the spotlight turns over to the DNE. Yonas Vingaga, two-time tour of to France champion. He’s won there. He’s conquered the Alps. He’s conquered the Pyrenees. But the vault spa, it’s always been on his mind. He was close that year with Seep Cus and Primos Raglitch. The red jersey is still missing from his collection for the overall victory. And now with no Tatty Pagachar this year on the start list, this could be his time to own Spain. If you’re in Canada, sign hear from you. I’ll turn it over to you. Let me know your thoughts. Who do you think will win the 2025 Valta Spa? Yonas, Xiaoida, Wanayuso, or someone unexpected? We heard from team Israel, Derek G. Well, he’s going for stages, not the overall classification. Drop your predictions down below in the comments. And don’t forget to subscribe. While you’re down there as well, click the subscribe button. It helps us out. Thank you very much. I’ll be there on the ground running around vlogs, race reports, everything you want from Spain because this Walt Espña route, well, it’s everything we love about Grand Tours, history, brutality, chaos, all packed into three weeks. So get ready, buckle up. The 2025 Walt despa is going to be unforgettable.