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Vuelta a España20 August 2011 - 11 September 2011 | Spain | HIS (Historical Calendar)
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Stage 1 - Leopard Trek claims team time trial | Benidorm - Benidorm2011-08-20 13.5km
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Stage 3 - Lastras solos to Vuelta stage win | Petrer - Totana2011-08-22 164km -
Stage 6 - Sagan leads Liquigas lashing in Córdoba | Úbeda - Córdoba2011-08-25 185.7km -
Rest Day 1 | -2011-08-30
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Stage 12 - Sagan pounces in Pontevedra | Ponteareas - Pontevedra2011-09-01 160km -
Rest Day 2 | -2011-09-05
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Stage 18 - Gavazzi wins big in Noja | Solares - Noja2011-09-08 169.7km -
Stage 20 - Bennati victorious in Vitoria | Bilbao - Vitoria2011-09-10 187km
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