Male Team 19 - 25 Feb UAE Tour
UAE Tour 
985 Kilometers 7 Stages
TV
Live coverage will be provided by Eurosport, at 11.50am CET every day.
Bonus
There will be 10-6-4″ at finishes, plus 3-2-1″ at intermediate sprints.
Stages
Analysis
01
Al Dhafra Walk Madinat Zayed - Liwa (141km)
19 February
02
Al Hudayriat Island (CRI / ITT) (12.1km)
20 February
03
Al Marjan Island - Jebel Jais (176km)
21 February
04
Dubai (175km)
22 February
05
Al Aqah - Umm al Quwain (182km)
23 February
06
Abu Dhabi (138km)
24 February
07
Al Ain - Jebel Hafeet (161km)
25 February
Analysis
After a very happy 2023 race, with a stage win -his first in the WorldTour- for Einer Rubio, who will be back at the start line this year, the Movistar Team returns to the UAE Tour with an aim at the spotlight again following a good start to their 2024 season.
The wind should – especially in the opening stage towards Liwa (Monday 19th) – be a protagonist of a race which, other than the expected bunch sprint finishes in the capitals (Dubai, on Thursday 22nd; Umm al Quwain, Friday 23rd; and Abu Dhabi, Saturday 24th), will have three major reference points.
The Al Hudayriat cycle track will hold a 12km individual time trial on stage two (Tuesday 20th), while two well-known mountain-top finishes will decide the GC outcome: the long, hard-at-points Jebel Jais (Wednesday 21st), the highest mountain in the country, and the traditional, irregular Jebel Hafeet (Sunday 25th) to end the event.