Vuelta a España stage 4 LIVE: Racing resumes with a short but brutal day in the mountains in Andorra
Four major climbs and 2,890m of climbing on the menu in just 104.8km of racing
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The riders are just rolling out to start the stage now.
Other major climbs on today's stage include the Collada de Beixalis (6.5km at 8.5%), the Col de Ordino (9.9km at 7%), and the La Comella (3.9km at 5.9%)
Three first-category climbs and over 2,800 metres of elevation are on the menu today. The climbing starts right from the off with the Port de Envalira – a 23.3km climb at a 5.1% average gradient.
Much better conditions at the start today and all smiles in Andorra.
We called up the hotel which sheltered the Vuelta peloton from the hailstorm yesterday.
Racing gets underway in around half an hour.
Here's a look at today's stage, meanwhile.
'The noise of the hail made it really hard to hear what was happening' says EF Education-EasyPost sports director
Tadej Pogačar was the favourite to extend his red jersey lead yesterday. Will he do so on today's mountainous romp through Andorra? Here's our stage preview.
The race is soon set to get going again after the tumultuous events of Monday's stage 3, which was cut short by a massive hailstorm.
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