[Pre-Race Thread] 2024 Vuelta a España
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🎱 💣 Nuevo invento 2024 Vuelta a España – Pre-race Thread! ⚠️🏁 #VueltaaEspana #NuevoInvento #PreRaceThread
📝 Bienvenidos a nuestro Pre-race Thread por el Nuevo Invento en la Vuelta a España 2024! 🏆
¡Prepárese para una temporada de ciclismo incomparable! 🚴♂️🚴♀️
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¡Los mejores de los mejores participarán en esta competencia increíble! 💣
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¿Sus máximos favoritos para el triunfo final? 🎖️
Opino yo, esta es una de las temporadas más excitantes de la historia del ciclismo:
- Richard Carapaz (INEOS Grenadiers) ha obtenido el 2º puesto en la Vuelta en 2022, mientras que el año pasado se llamó campeón en el Giro de Italia.
- Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) es un gran escapador y ha obtenido victorias en las tres Grandes Vueltas, así como el Campeonato Mundial en Ruta.
- Adam Yates (INEOS Grenadiers) ha sido subcampeón mundial en ruta y en las tres Gran Vueltas.
- Mikel Landa (Movistar) es un podio seguro en las Grandes Vueltas y ha demostrado su fuerza en la Vuelta al País Vaso.
- Enric Mas (Movistar) ha demostrado que es un mighty increíble y sabe cómo sostenerse en una competencia de 21 días.
- Lost Wouter van der Bergh (Jumbo-Visma) es un joven talento que puede ser un vibrante podio en su debut en la Vuelta.
🌟 Vete, y descubre quién será el ganador del 🏅🏆!!!! 🎶
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Yes, your eyes don't deceive you: it's already time for the next Grand Tour! Welcome to the pre-race thread for the Vuelta a España, 2024 edition. The race is kicking off this Saturday, August 17th, with a 12k individual time trial in Lisbon, Portugal.
Here we'll add links with relevant information about Vuelta including previews, our own Vuelta threads, fantasy leagues info, news and other content!
Main Info
- Official Website
- Route
- Stage Profiles – via First Cycling or via Sanluca
- Startlist
- Roadbook (es)
Official Channels
Previews
Fantasy Leagues – missing links coming soon
- [Reddit Fantasy League (RFL)]() – Our main fantasy game covering all WT season with predictions for final GC
- [Stage Winners League (SWL)]() – Our Grand-Tour exclusive league with predictions for stage winners
- Single Rider Fantasy League (SRFL) – Pick one rider to win, but don't pick the same rider as everyone else!
- The Finish Time Prediction Tournament (TFTPT) – Guess the total time of this Vuelta edition!
- Guess the Gap (GTG) – Our daily fantasy challenge to guess how the race will end
- Grand Tour Predictions (GTP) – Predict the outcomes for the podium and major classifications at the Tour!
- Velogames – /r/peloton league code 418643925 – with icon flair for the winner;
News
- Official LaVuelta News
- Vuelta Pages from Spanish papers: AS, Sport, Marca, Mundo Deportivo
Favorites
Overall | Points | KOM | Youth | |
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★★★ | Primoz Roglic | Wout van Aert | Richard Carapaz, Giulio Ciccone, Pelayo Sanchez | Carlos Rodriguez |
★★ | Adam Yates, Joao Almeida | Lennert van Eetvelt, Einer Rubio, Oier Lazkano | Mattias Skjelmose, Antonio Tiberi, Thymen Arensman, Cian Uijtdebroeks | |
★ | Kuss, Landa, Mas, Rodriguez, O'Connor, D. Martinez, Skjelmose | Primoz Roglic, Corbin Strong | Caruso, G. Martin, Paret-Peintre, Fortunato, Poole | Poole, Del Toro, Van Eetvelt |
Coverage
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If this were three years ago, Roglic would certainly be the favourite to win. But, crashes notwithstanding, he hasn’t really looked his best this year. At Paris-Nice he finished 10th on GC, down 5:33 on winner Jorgenson. At Itzulia he started out with a win on stage 1, but then crashed out, which means we don’t really know how good he would have been otherwise. At the Dauphiné he looked to be in control, but then almost lost the race on the last stage when he cracked hugely. At the Tour he was kind of disappointing before he crashed out. He clearly couldn’t match Pog and Vingegaard, and he struggled even on the San Luca climb on stage 2 where we would normally expect him to do well. Even Evenepoel got away from him there, which is not what we would expect from Roglic on his best form.
Last year he was stronger than Kuss on the key climbs, but now he is coming back from another injury that may or may not still affect him, and he is on a different team. As a certain wise man tends to say: “It’s gonna be an interesting one.”
Mas will 100% podium this. We’ve seen him before at his best level when he’s had an underwhelming Tour but has benefited at the Vuelta from having that racing in the legs without having had to go for GC. The hot conditions won’t bother him either.
I hope this gets to be a fun GT and not a case of UAE winning it all once again.
Pogi. Hear me out:
One of the UAE captains unfortunately tests positive for Covid. Pogi, while chilling on some
yacht with Urska, gets a desperate last minute call from his boss to jump in. He replies “you know what, why the fuck not” and makes history by becoming the first human ever to win the GT triple.