The 104th edition of the Volta a Catalunya opens with a challenging course featuring diverse terrains over three stages. Stage 1 focuses on versatility with two climbs and intermediate sprints around Sant Feliu de Guíxols. Stage 2 is flatter, allowing sprinters to potentially regroup after tackling significant climbs. Finally, Stage 3 marks a pivotal day for general classification (GC) riders with a daunting hors-categorie ascent, culminating in over 5,000 meters of climbing across 218.6 kilometers, setting the tone for an intense competition in subsequent stages.
The 104th edition of the Volta a Catalunya kicks off with a punchy stage around Sant Feliu de Guíxols, featuring two climbs and three intermediate sprints.
Stage 2 continues with a flatter profile, allowing sprinters to recover after climbing, setting up for a potential showdown during the flat finish in Figueres.
Stage 3 is a significant test for GC riders, culminating in a demanding hors-categorie climb with over 5,000 meters of ascending over 218.6 kilometres.
With multiple climbs and sprints throughout the stages, the Volta a Catalunya offers an exciting mix of challenges for both climbers and sprinters.
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