After a well-deserved rest day, La Vuelta will spend the whole day in France for the third time in the race’s history, following the first two stages held in 2017. The riders will start from Jurançon, riding among the vineyards that bring international renown to this small commune in southern France, which is famous for two types of white wine, with very distinct flavours, and which are highly sought after by wine connoisseurs.
