Vuelta a Burgos Feminas contenders – Évita Muzic a potential favourite but GC likely to be open and exciting with lack of big names

The Women’s WorldTour Spanish block concludes this week with the longest-running race of them all, the Vuelta a Burgos Feminas. First raced in 2019, Burgos was the race that this stretch of racing built out from, and laid the foundations for races like La Vuelta Femenina.

Four stages long once again for 2026, the race is returning to a familiar climb this year for the showpiece GC finale, finishing atop the Lagunas de Neila ascent. This climb is an icon of the Burgos region, included in the women’s race four times before and 39 times in the men’s race.