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Vuelta a España29 August 2009 - 20 September 2009 | Spain | GT
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Rest day | Tarragona2009-09-02
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Stage 5 - Spanish sun shines on Greipel | Tarragona - Vinaros2009-09-03 174km -
Stage 6 - Bozic sprints to win ahead of bunch | Xativa - Xativa2009-09-04 177km -
Stage 14 - Cunego conquers La Pandera | Granada - La Pandera2009-09-13 157km -
Stage 15 - Boom wins solo ahead of escape group | Jaén - Córdoba2009-09-14 167.7km -
Stage 17 - Roux holds off sprinters | Ciudad Real - Talavera de la Reina2009-09-16 193.6km
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