After the first rest day, spent with Norwegian Torstein Traeen continuing to live his fairy tale in the red jersey, the Vuelta España restarts with a stage that very much resembles the last one, won by Jonas Vingegaard who therefore, logically, becomes the automatic favorite today.

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The tenth stage starts from Sendaviva Nature Park, in the heart of Navarra, to conclude after 175.3 km at El Ferrial Larra Belagua. The stage is characterized by a winding planimetric profile while from an altimetric perspective it continues to climb slightly to tackle the Alto de las Coronas (8.3 km at 4.4%) 50 km from the finish and then arrive at the final first-category climb measuring 9.4 km at 6.3%. It's the same climb that, first tackled in 2023, saw Remco Evenepoel's victory.