La Vuelta is more than a race. More than a competition. More than a finish line. La Vuelta es Más. (La Vuelta is More)
It is solidarity, sustainability, and pride in what is ours. Supported by four pillars — sport, social causes, the environment, and national tourism — this initiative pedals for a more connected, conscious, and vibrant country.
La Vuelta es Más is about inspiring everyone to ride its bike every day, it is about supporting causes that matters, it is about protecting the environment, it is about showcasing the beauty and diversity of Spain’s national. Supported by these four pillars, La Vuelta commits for a more connected and vibrant country.
(More cycling in your life) : La Vuelta is committed to promote cycling as a lifestyle, building the bridge between cycling champions and everyday cyclists, thus inspiring people of all ages. Through initiatives like La Vuelta Junior, La Vuelta has initiated more than 275,000 children to road safety and active lifestyle.
In addition, La Vuelta strengthens its commitment to sustainable mobility through the "Más Bici con La Vuelta" (More cycling with La Vuelta) label, in collaboration with local authorities, Spanish organizations such as RedBici, ConBici and the consultancy Copenhagenize. This label aims at rewarding and promoting cycling policies carried out by authorities.
(More solidarity) : La Vuelta supports various social and environmental causes through initiatives like El Maillot Solidario (the Solidarity Jersey) which celebrates acts of solidarity during the race in partnership with Bicicletas sin Fronteras and Diario AS.
In addition, La Vuelta has been collaborating for the past six editions with El Sueño de Vicky to raise awareness and support research against childhood cancer. Furthermore, Carrefour and La Vuelta maintains a 13-year alliance through the “Kilómetro Solidario”, which contributes to forest restoration in collaboration with WWF and FSC.
(More is less ): La Vuelta is committed to be a pioneer in sustainability and takes concrete actions for the environment. Thanks its collaboration with Aquaservice, La Vuelta has reduced its plastic bottle use by 95%, avoiding the use of 190,000 cups and saving 20,000 litters of water.
La Vuelta is also committed to promote recycling solutions together with Ambilamp and Ecopilas. In addition, even the leaders jerseys from Santini are made from recycled fibers, reinforcing its sustainable approach.
La Vuelta reduces also its carbon footprint by using alternatives motorisation vehicles. The fleet provided by Skoda includes 87 plug-in hybrid vehicles and four electric ones, supported by Plenitude’s mobile chargers. Additionally, La Vuelta uses AdBlue solutions from Fertiberia to reduce polluting emissions.
(More to discover):La Vuelta is not just a cycling competition: it is a window into the soul of Spain. With each stage, it reveals the hidden beauty of the country, from majestic landscapes to cultural heritage gems and villages full of history and life. It has become the leading platform to promote Spain, showing the world images that inspire people to discover it in a different, closer, and more authentic way.
It’s no coincidence that 89% of Spaniards feel that La Vuelta is part of the national heritage: it is a symbol of pride, a showcase of Spain is about and what it has to share. In every curve, in every mountain pass, there is an invitation to travel through Spain by bike, to experience it slowly, and to embrace a more sustainable tourism. Because La Vuelta doesn’t just show the country… it invites to rediscover it.
