All the Vuelta stage profiles on one page.

[taiwan]

This can be pulled down if necessary, but I could use it and haven't seen it anywhere else.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4

 

[taiwan]

Stage 5

Stage 6

Stage 7

Stage 8

 

[taiwan]

Stage 9

Stage 10

Stage 11

Stage 12

 

[taiwan]

Stage 13

Stage 14

Stage 15

Stage 16

 

[taiwan]

Stage 17

Stage 18

Stage 19

Stage 20

 

[taiwan]

Stage 21

 

[sometriguy]

Thanks, very useful!

 

[David Suro]

Thanks, again...

 

[Vonn Brinkman]

Thanks, it's nice to see those profiles!

 

[nvpacchi]

it would be nice to sticky this thread so it doesn't drop onto the second page.

Nice work Taiwan!

 

[Barrus]

it would be nice to sticky this thread so it doesn't drop onto the second page.

Nice work Taiwan!

Ask and ye shall receive

But really, already was of the opinion myself that this ought to be stickied. Also many thanks to Taiwan for all the effort put in this thread

 

[craig1985]

Such a brutal Vuelta.

 

[Sophistic]

Kudos to the Vuelta Organisers for creating such a great course, an excellent mix of long climbs, short climbs, time trials and not too many boring sprinter stages.

 

[manolo]

Great job, Taiwan... It's nice to see them all on one page... Thanks! I wish the site had put these up in such an easy to view format!

 

[scribe]

Definitely makes it easy to plan some must-see stages.

 

[The Hitch]

Taiwan. At what poind did you figure out that all the profiles have the same web adress only with the stage number in the middle so that you could just paste (img) http://www.lavuelta.com/10/imgrecorrido/1_perfil.gif[/(img) 21times and simply change the number every time

Would have been a long and hard thing to do without working that out

 

[taiwan]

Taiwan. At what poind did you figure out that all the profiles have the same web adress only with the stage number in the middle so that you could just paste (img) http://www.lavuelta.com/10/imgrecorrido/1_perfil.gif[/(img) 21times and simply change the number every time

Would have been a long and hard thing to do without working that out

I started pasting the urls into a .txt document so I could put them up quickly, so I noticed once I had started doing that, I think.

 

[sartoris]

Good job. Gracias from Spain!

 

[Viskovitz]

Check this out:

http://unavueltamejor.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/guia-la-vuelta-2010.pdf

It's a wonderful guide made by a fan, with all the stage profiles, maps, and profiles of near every climb in the race. Believe me, it's ****ing amazing.

It's in spanish, but the main information is graphic so there's no problem for you, english speakers, xD.

 

[manolo]

Check this out:

http://unavueltamejor.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/guia-la-vuelta-2010.pdf

Wow! Gracias! Que cool!

 

[skecher]

it would be nice to sticky this thread so it doesn't drop onto the second page.
Thank you ~

 

[taiwan]

it would be nice to sticky this thread so it doesn't drop onto the second page.
Thank you ~

Spamming, eh?

 

[eireman]

Thank Taiwan, really helpful.
A hell of a lot of climbing. steep stuff narrow roads and heat, these guys earn their money

 

[gregrowlerson]

Thanks for putting all of that together Taiwan.

What an interesting three week profile. Very few flat stages and not too many wasted mountains (placed too early in the stage). A great mix of terrain. Another time trial and this GT would have been perfect!

And a category 1 climb on stage 3!!! Tour De France organisers take note!

Looking forward to watching stages 14 and 15 this weekend live on SBS (in Australia).