Vuelta a España organisers Unipublic have announced details of the first four stages of the 2015 edition, with the race set to start with a time trial on August 22.
Departing from Puerto Banús and finishing along the coast in Marbella, the first time trial is yet to be confirmed as a team or individual effort.
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