Flat, long and hot - that's the easiest way to describe stage 4, with no climbing and three intermediate sprints creating a little interest in the day's racing. Look out for the breakaway to stay away, as local riders seek to stamp their names in the history books of the national tour with a win.
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Chris Froome rides pop-art Pinarello at the Vuelta a Espana
Bike designed by Romero Britto, and will be auctioned off for charity at the end of the race -
Brand new Oakley Kato sunglasses spotted at La Vuelta
Froome and Sam Bennett spotted wearing unreleased Oakleys over recent stages -
New Bianchi Specialissima gets disc brakes and Oltre treatment
The new Specialissima retains its lightweight credentials but gains better brakes and cable integration -
'I'll remember my four stage wins above everything' says Giro d'Italia points winner Démare
Groupama-FDJ sprinter ends season with 14 victories and looks to keep momentum going into 2021
