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Vélez-Málaga Peñas Blancas. Estepona

Sep 11, 2026210.8 km3,869 m D+MountainUpcoming

Stage profile11,247 m
Vélez-Málaga126 m
Peñas Blancas. Estepona1,268 m1(18.7 km · 6.5%)
817 m2Puerto de las Abejas(14.5 km · 4.3%)
1,064 m2Puerto del Viento(13.1 km · 3.7%)
91111.3210.8
0210.8 km

The longest stage of the race, 210.8 km, decided on the closing climb to Peñas Blancas (18.7 km at 6.5%). Puerto de las Abejas and Puerto del Viento drain the legs long before, so the finale rewards whoever saved the most.

Main climbs3 climbs
  • 2Puerto de las Abejas14.5 km · 4.3%
  • 2Puerto del Viento13.1 km · 3.7%
  • 1Peñas BlancasSummit finish18.7 km · 6.5%
Your estimated time9:47:29

± 1h01 · 90% confidence

Avg speed21 km/h
Avg power153 W2 W/kg
Energy (kcal)5,374≈ 60 gels
Load (TSS)441IF 0.67
DifficultyExtremeMountain
Hors délai — eliminated
Stage winner5:51:00 *
Your gap+3h56
Time cut6:43:39 *

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