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Barely 105 km, but with 3,000 m of climbing packed into them it is almost certainly the hardest day of the opening week. Andorra packs relentless climbing into a short distance, and short mountain stages have a habit of exploding early. There is nowhere to hide here: the general classification contenders will be fully exposed before the first rest day.

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Stage 4 (Andorra la Vella → Andorra la Vella, 104.8 km) is a mountain stage with 3,009 m of cumulative climbing — one of the race's queen stages. Pure climbers capable of sustaining high power output on long ascents are the ones to watch.

The real race begins on the final climb. Any rider distanced before the summit will lose significant time on GC rivals.

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🏆 10 points for the winner · 5 for 2nd · 2 for 3rd

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