# Vuelta a España 2020 — stage profiles & results

Page: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020

## Stages

- Stage 1: Irun → Arrate. Eibar, 173 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-1 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-1.md)
- Stage 2: Pamplona → Lekunberri, 151.6 km — won by Marc Soler — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-2 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-2.md)
- Stage 3: Lodosa → La Laguna Negra - Vinuesa, 166.1 km — won by Dan Martin — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-3 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-3.md)
- Stage 4: Garray. Numancia → Ejea de los Caballeros, 191.7 km — won by Sam Bennett — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-4 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-4.md)
- Stage 5: Huesca → Sabiñánigo, 184.4 km — won by Tim Wellens — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-5 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-5.md)
- Stage 6: Biescas → Sallent de Gállego. Aramón Formigal, 146.4 km — won by Ion Izagirre — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-6 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-6.md)
- Stage 7: Vitoria-Gasteiz → Villanueva de Valdegovia, 159.7 km — won by Michael Woods — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-7 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-7.md)
- Stage 8: Logroño → Alto de Moncalvillo, 164 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-8 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-8.md)
- Stage 9: B.M. Cid Campeador. Castrillo del Val → Aguilar de Campoo, 157.7 km — won by Pascal Ackermann — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-9 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-9.md)
- Stage 10: Castro Urdiales → Suances, 185 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-10 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-10.md)
- Stage 11: Villaviciosa → Alto de La Farrapona. Lagos de Somiedo, 170 km — won by David Gaudu — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-11 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-11.md)
- Stage 12: La Pola Llaviana/Pola de Laviana → Alto de l'Angliru, 109.4 km — won by Hugh Carthy — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-12 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-12.md)
- Stage 13: Muros → Mirador de Ézaro. Dumbría, 33.7 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-13 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-13.md)
- Stage 14: Lugo → Ourense, 204.7 km — won by Tim Wellens — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-14 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-14.md)
- Stage 15: Mos → Puebla de Sanabria, 230.8 km — won by Jasper Philipsen — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-15 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-15.md)
- Stage 16: Salamanca → Ciudad Rodrigo, 162 km — won by Magnus Cort — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-16 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-16.md)
- Stage 17: Sequeros → Alto de La Covatilla, 178.2 km — won by David Gaudu — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-17 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-17.md)
- Stage 18: Hipódromo de la Zarzuela → Madrid, 124.2 km — won by Pascal Ackermann — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-18 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2020-stage-18.md)

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