Broadcast Vuelta 2022 live on TV and live stream on Eurosport: All stages of the Tour of Spain

From the August 19th to September 11th The Vuelta 2022 is running. The start is in the Dutch city of Utrecht and the traditional destination is the Spanish capital Madrid.

Altogether it goes over 21 The stage and 3280,5 Kilometer. These include an individual and a team time trial.

Primoz Roglic is fighting to defend his title in the prestigious tour, and Richard Carapaz, Alejandro Valverde and Julian Alaphilippe are also raising their hopes.

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Here you can find all information about the broadcast of the Vuelta 2022 live on TV, stream and ticker.

Vuelta 2022 live im TV

Eurosport 1 broadcasts every stage of the Vuelta 2022 live im Free-TV. Start of transmission varies and depends on the stages and the counter-program. As a rule, the programs begin between 13:00 ‘O clock and 3:00 p.m.

Vuelta 2022 im Livestream

Die Vuelta you can also completely and in full length in the Livestream bei discovery+ enjoy.

Vuelta 2022: All stages in the live ticker

Eurosport.de offers in cooperation with radsport-news.com a live ticker to all stages of Tour of Spain an:

• 19 August, 1st stage: Utrecht – Utrecht
• 20 August, 2nd stage: ‘s-Hertogenbosch – Utrecht
• 21 August, 3rd stage: Breda – Breda
• August 22, rest day
• 23 August, 4th stage: Vitoria-Gasteiz – Laguardia
• 24 August, 5th stage: Irun – Bilbao
• 25 August, 6th stage: Bilbao – Pico Jano
• 26 August, 7th stage: Camargo – Cistierna
• 27 August, 8th stage: Pola de Laviana – Colláu Fancuaya
• 28 August, 9th stage: Villaviciosa – Les Praeres
• August 29, rest day
• 30 August, 10th stage: Elche-Alicante
• 31 August, 11th stage: Alhama de Murcia – Cabo de Gata
• 1 September, 12th stage: Salobrena – Penas Blancas
• 2 September, 13th stage: Ronda – Montilla
• 3 September, 14th stage: Montoro – Sierra de la Pandera
• 4 September, 15th stage: Martos – Sierra Nevada
• 5 September, rest day
• 6 September, 16th stage: Sanlucar de Barrameda – Tomares
• 7 September, 17th stage: Aracena – Tentudía Monastery
• 8 September, 18th stage: Trujillo – Alto de Piornal
• 9 September, 19th stage: Talavera of the Queen – Talavera of the Queen
• 10 September, 20th stage: Moralzarzal – Port of Navacerrada
• 11 September, 21st stage: The Roses of Madrid – Madrid

Vuelta 2022: Voigt exclusively for the start of the Vuelta: “For some drivers a punitive expedition”

In an interview with Eurosport.de, Jens Voigt reveals why it is not enough to see triple winner and defending champion Primož Roglič as the top favorite at the Vuelta. “I rate Carapaz, Geoghegan Hart, Yates and Evenepoel better,” says the former professional cyclist. Not all professionals see the Tour of Spain as a highlight, says Voigt. For some it was “a punitive expedition”. | To the interview

Vuelta 2022: Voigt exclusively: “Roglic will no longer take a big tour”

Primož Roglič has been one of the defining figures in cycling for years. The Slovenian has won the Vuelta three times in a row and will start on Friday as the defending champion. While many experts believe in the fourth triumph, Jens Voigt sees the chances of the 32-year-old dwindling. Even more: “Roglič will not get another big tour in his career,” said the ex-professional at Eurosport.de. | To the report

Vuelta 2022: These are McEwen’s favorites for the 77th edition of the Vuelta

Former professional cyclist and now Eurosport expert Robert McEwen gave his thoughts on the upcoming 77th edition of the Vuelta a España. Defending champion Primoz Roglic (Team Jumbo – Visma) will also be fighting for the red jersey for the 50-year-old on his comeback after an injury break. He also named his group of favorites and emphasized which drivers he is particularly looking forward to. | To the report

Vuelta 2022: Questions and answers on the last grand tour of the year

The last major cycling tour of the year starts on Friday in Utrecht, Netherlands. As always, the Vuelta a España will offer a great spectacle, especially for climbers. Who are the favourites? What can the Germans be trusted to do? Who is saying goodbye? Who shows the Vuelta? The most important questions are answered in the following article by “SID”. | To the report

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