La Vuelta Femenina 2025 - Stage 3 preview
May 6, 2025: Barbastro to Huesca, 132km
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Stage 18.1km | Barcelona - Barcelona (TTT)
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Stage 299km | Molins de Rei - Sant Boi de Llobregat
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Stage 3132.4km | Barbastro - Huesca
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Stage 4111.6km | Pedrola - Borja
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Stage 5120.4km | Golmayo - Lagunas de Neila
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Stage 6126.7kms | Becerril de Campos - Baltanás
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Stage 7152.6km | La Robla - Alto de Cotobello
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Stage 3 is a rolling 132km from Barbastro to Huesca, where the wind could play a role in the outcome of the race that is expected to be a fast finish into Huesca.
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