Universal Sports adds more complete coverage of the Vuelta a Espana with a 2010 Vuelta Preview Show airing on Thursday, August 26, at 9:00 p.m. ET. The 30-minute preview show will kick off Universal Sports' LIVE comprehensive coverage of the 2010 Vuelta a Espana, and will re-air Saturday, August 28 at 3:30 p.m. ET, just before the network's LIVE coverage of Stage 1 in Spain at 4:00 pm ET.

Video coverage of the 2010 Vuelta a Espana / 2010 Tour of Spain, the third and final Grand Tour of the cycling season, continues every day at 10 a.m. ET throughout the three-week race, and Universal Sports will follow the riders through all 21 stages until the finish in Madrid on Sept. 19. On both rest days-September 6 and 14-Universal Sports will present special Vuelta Recap Shows at 10am ET. The network will also present primetime re-airs nightly at 8pm ET.

UniversalSports.com will also provide LIVE streaming coverage of every stage, plus full-length video recaps, highlights, stage profiles, elevation profiles, real-time rider location, blogs, standings, photos and recaps for $14.99. To sign up, fans should visit: www.universalsports.com/cycling/la-vuelta/video-live.html.

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The 2010 Vuelta a Espana, which will be celebrating its 75th anniversary, begins in Sevilla, Spain, on August 28, and ends 22 days later in Madrid. This year's race will kick-off for the first time with a night-time 13-kilometer team time trial through Seville's most iconic neighborhoods, while crowds of spectators gather to once again follow this exciting and vibrant three-week Spanish race. As usual, the course favors aggressive riders who perform well in the mountains. There are five mountain-top finishes, including two new climbs, Cotobello and La Bola del Mundo, and an extension to Navacerrada, which comes the day before the finish and will likely be a deciding factor in the quest for the top spot in the Vuelta a Espana 2010.