Two mid-race summit finishes likely to decide overall
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Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp) kept the race leader's jersey in Catalunya on stage 6(Image credit: Pasados de Volta)
Rigoberto Uran (Sky) is at Catalunya to support his team leader Wiggins(Image credit: Alberto Brevers)
Alberto Contador (Saxo Bank Sungard) leads the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya with three stages remaining.(Image credit: Rafael Gómez Alonso)
The Volta a Catalunya, Spain’s oldest stage race, has released its route for the 2014 edition , with a very similar format to 2013: no individual or team time trial, but with two tough mid-race summit finishes in the Pyrenees likely to decide the overall outcome.
Monday March 24: Stage one: Calella - Calella: 165 kilometres
Tuesday March 25: Stage two: Mataró - Girona 171.2 kilometres
Wednesday March 26: Stage three: Banyoles - La Molina (Alp) 162.9 kilometres
Thursday March 27: Stage four: Alp - Valter 2000-Setcases 166.4 kilometres
Friday March 28: Stage five: Llanars - Vall de Camprodon 222.2 kilometres
Saturday March 29: Stage six: El Vendrell - Vilanova i la Geltru 163.9 kilometres
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Sunday March 30: Stage seven: Barcelona (Montjuic) - Barcelona (Montjuic) 120 kilometres.
