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A second full-on Pyrenean stage in as many days, starting with the fearsomely long, irregular Port de Cantó as an opening challenge and culminating in the ascent to Cerler. A regular feature in the 19990s Vueltas, Cerler is much tougher in the first half, but more than enough in in total to create some more significant GC gaps.
Climbs
- Port del Cantó (cat.1) 37.9km
- Puerto de la Creu de Perves (cat.2) 107.7km
- Coll de l'Espina (cat.2) 141.5km - time bonus
- Cerler (cat.1) 188km
Sprints
- Benasque, km. 174
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