Male Team 29 May - 01 Jun Vuelta a Andalucía
Vuelta a Andalucía 
440 Kilometers 4 Stages
Participants list
Bonus
There will be 10-6-4″ at stage finishes (NOT on stage one) and 6-4-2″ at the two bonus sprints located on stages two and four.
Score
The two prior editions of this race have been won by Movistar Team riders: Arlenis Sierra, in 2022, and Katrine Aalerud, in 2023.
Stages
Analysis
01
Castellar de la Frontera - Alcalá del Valle (115km)
29 May
02
Arjona - Otura (146.4km)
30 May
03
Torre del Mar - Vélez-Málaga (79.1km)
31 May
04
Alhaurín de la Torre - Pizarra (100.2km)
01 June
Analysis
The Movistar Team lines up at the 2024 Vuelta a Andalucía with a beautiful challenge ahead to try and defend their titles at the only two editions of the event to date. A route suited to surprises and for all kinds of riders, already a tradition in this race, will receive an ever-stronger peloton on Spanish soil.
The toughest terrain in the race will come on the first two stages, the inaugural day (Wednesday 29th) climbing towards the Hacho de Gaucín (Cat-1) plus endless hills and lumps towards the finish in Alcalá del Valle, while stage two (Thursday 30th) towards Otura features an uphill finish. More apt to a group sprint, yet still open to attacks, are the other two, at Vélez-Málaga -just 79km on Friday 31st- and Pizarra (Saturday 1st June), including the Puerto Martínez (Cat-2) just 24km from the end.