La Vuelta Femenina 2025 - Stage 6 preview

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Stage 6 profile (Image credit: Unipublic)

Stage 6 is a reprieve from climbing before the next day's finale, featuring a 126km race from Becerril de Campos with a lumpy finish into Baltanás.

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