Monaco, France, Andorra and Spain form the great open-air stadium of the Vuelta: protecting the surrounding environment is everyone's responsibility.

The Vuelta 26 passes through Monaco, France, Andorra and Spain, crossing some of the most spectacular landscapes and natural areas in our territory. Along the route, the race will also touch places that, unfortunately, have been hit by fires in recent years, reminding us of the importance of protecting and preserving an environment that is an integral part of the very essence of the Vuelta and serves as our great open-air stadium.

For this reason, the Vuelta invites all fans who follow the race along the roadside to take every possible precaution and contribute to preventing fires throughout all 21 stages. Small gestures are essential to protect the surrounding environment: do not throw cigarette butts or matches on the ground, do not light fires, avoid any activity that could generate sparks, and always collect your rubbish before leaving the area. Furthermore, it is essential to respect at all times the instructions and restrictions established by local authorities. Let's enjoy the Vuelta responsibly. Taking care of the environment means protecting the open-air stadium that makes our sport possible.