2019 Vuelta Aragón
Male Team 17 - 19 May

Vuelta a Aragón

499 Kilometers 3 Stages
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Participants list

  1. Jorge Arcas
  2. Jaime Castrillo
  3. Eduardo Sepúlveda
  4. Marc Soler
  5. Rafa Valls
  6. Edu Prades
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TV

The race will be streamed live on Aragón Televisión (link), starting at 3.15pm CEST every day, and LaLigaSports (st. 1 / st. 2 / st. 3), at 3pm.
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Timetable

All three stages will finish around 4.30pm CEST, which allows viewers to watch Aragón and also the Giro finish afterwards.
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Bonus

There will be 10-6-4" at the finish of all three stages, with two bonus sprints per day offering 3-2-1" each.
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Social Media

The race's official Twitter account is @Vuelta_Aragon; the hashtag, #VueltaAragon2019.

Stages

Analysis

01
Andorra - Calatayud (186.2km)
17 May
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  1. 01 Justin Jules Wallonie – Bruxelles 5h04'59"
  2. 02 Thomas Boudat Total Direct Energie "
  3. 03 Edu Prades Movistar Team "
  4. 11 Eduardo Sepúlveda Movistar Team "
  5. 16 Jorge Arcas Movistar Team "
  6. 19 Marc Soler Movistar Team "
  7. 61 Rafa Valls Movistar Team +41"
  8. 117 Jaime Castrillo Movistar Team +12'00"
02
Sádaba - Canfranc Estación (186.2km)
18 May
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  1. 01 Jonathan Hivert Total Direct Energie 4h48'53"
  2. 02 Jesús Ezquerra Burgos-BH "
  3. 03 Evgeny Shalunov Gazprom – Rusvelo "
  4. 09 Eduardo Sepúlveda Movistar Team "
  5. 19 Edu Prades Movistar Team "
  6. 37 Marc Soler Movistar Team +19"
  7. 49 Jorge Arcas Movistar Team +1'16"
  8. 60 Jaime Castrillo Movistar Team +4'09"
  9. 61 Rafa Valls Movistar Team "
03
Huesca - Zaragoza (127.4km)
19 May
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  1. 01 Matteo Pelucchi Androni Giocattoli 2h47'12"
  2. 02 Marco Benfatto Androni Giocattoli "
  3. 03 Matteo Malucelli Caja Rural "
  4. 06 Edu Prades Movistar Team "
  5. 14 Jorge Arcas Movistar Team "
  6. 32 Jaime Castrillo Movistar Team "
  7. 61 Marc Soler Movistar Team "
  8. 67 Rafa Valls Movistar Team +29"
  9. 69 Eduardo Sepúlveda Movistar Team +41"

Analysis

The second edition of the Vuelta Aragón since it was recovered in 2018 by the Federación Aragonesa de Ciclismo will offer a quite more open course than last year’s, with not only big climbers having a shot at the overall success.

The toughest stage (Saturday 18th) features a sequence of climbs not incredibly hard, yet quite close together: Santa Bárbara (Cat-3), San Juan de la Peña (Cat-2), Oroel (Cat-2) and Somport (Cat-3). There’s no long, steep slopes, so the race scenario could offer some room for faster riders not so suited to big mountains.

Before that, the race will cover an opening stage clearly favouring sprinters in Calatayud (Friday 17th). The quickest men in short distances will have another chance on Sunday 19th, just 127km with crosswind danger from Huesca to Zaragoza.