Male Team 22 - 25 Feb O Gran Camiño
O Gran Camiño 
496 Kilometers 4 Stages
Participants list
TV
The race will be broadcast live on Eurosport, 90 minutes each day.
Bonus
There will be 10-6-4″ attributed at every finish, with 3-2-1″ at the intermediate sprints.
Stages
Analysis
01
A Coruña (CRI / ITT) (14.8km)
22 February
02
Taboada - Chantada (151.1km)
23 February
03
Xinzo de Limia - Castelo de Ribadavia (173.2km)
24 February
04
Ponteareas - Tui / Monte Aloia (158.1km)
25 February
Analysis
Two years after Alejandro Valverde’s last pro victory and twelve months away from Ruben Guerreiro’s overall podium in Santiago’s Plaza del Obradoiro, the Movistar Team returns to O Gran Camiño, which is increasingly building a reputation as a prestigious event with good routes, excellent organisation and top-level winners.
Over a not-disdainable-at-all 15km ITT course in and around A Coruña (Thursday 22nd), the GC will start to get sorted before the decisive showdown on Sunday 25th, twice over the tough slopes -6.6km at 8%- of the Monte Aloia, in Tui. Between that, two lumpy stages on Friday -3000m elevation gain in Lugo, towards Chantada- and Saturday, when the race will kick off from Carlos Canal’s hometown Xinzo de Limia.