The 'sterrato' of El Bartolo: the dirt section that can change the Vuelta stage in Castellón

The Vuelta a España arrives in Castellón this Thursday with a novelty that could decide the stage: a stretch of 'sterrato' (dirt) in the middle of the climb to El Bartolo. This unpaved road section represents an unprecedented challenge in the competition and could significantly alter the race, potentially favoring riders more specialized in classics or with experience on dirt roads.

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