December 14, 2006 – Yesterday the 2007 Vuelta was shown to the public for the first time. Here is the 21-day stage race route. With controversy surrounding the Grand Tours and the ProTour, it will be interesting to see how well the Vuelta goes next year…

2007 Vuelta d’Espana

– Stage 1: September 1 – Vigo to Vigo, 145 km
– Stage 2: September 2 – Allariz to Santiago de Compostela, 150 km
– Stage 3: September 3 – Viveiro to Luarca, 155 km
– Stage 4: September 4 – Langreo to Lagos de Covadonga, 182 km
– Stage 5: September 5 – Cangas de Onís to Reinosa, 155 km
РStage 6: September 6 РReinosa to Logro̱o, 195 km
– Stage 7: September 7 – Calahorra to Zaragoza, 140 km
РStage 8: September 8 РD. O. Cari̱ena to Zaragoza ITT Р49 km
– Stage 9: September 9 – Huesca to Estación de esquí Cerler – 174 km
– Stage 10: – September 10 Benasque to Estación de esquí de Ordino Arcalís, 220 km
-Rest Day: September 11 –
– Stage 11: September 12 – Castellón to Algemesi, 190 km
– Stage 12: September 13 – Algemesí to Hellín, 167 km
– Stage 13: September 14 – Hellin to Torre to Pacheco, 150 km
– Stage 14: September 15 – Puerto Lumbreras to Villacarrillo, 205 km
– Stage 15: September 16 – Villacarrillo to Granada, 205 km
-Rest Day: September 17 –
– Stage 16: September 18 – Jaen to Puertollano, 165 km
– Stage 17: September 19 – Ciudad Real to Talavera de la Reina, 180 km
– Stage 18: September 20 – Talavera de la Reina to Avila, 154 km
– Stage 19: September 21 – Avila to Alto de Abantos, 135 km
– Stage 20: September 22 – Villalba to Villalba ITT, 25 km
– Stage 21: September 23 – Rivas Vaciamadrid to Madrid, 100 km