Vuelta a España 2018
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| Løbsdetaljer | |||
| Rute | 73. Vuelta a España | ||
| Konkurrence | UCI World Tour 2018 2.UWT | ||
| Etaper | 21 | ||
| Datoer | 25. august – 16. september 2018 | ||
| Distance | 3.271,4 km | ||
| Lande |  Spanien Andorra | ||
| Startby | Málaga | ||
| Målby | Madrid | ||
| Hold | 22 | ||
| Startende ryttere | 176 | ||
| Fuldførende ryttere | 158 | ||
| Gennemsnitlig fart | 39,846 km/t | ||
| Resultater | |||
| Vinder |  Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) | ||
| Toer | Enric Mas (Quick-Step Floors) | ||
| Treer |  Miguel Ángel López (Astana Pro Team) | ||
| Pointtrøje | Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) | ||
| Bjergtrøje |  Thomas De Gendt (Lotto-Soudal) | ||
| Ungdomstrøje | Enric Mas (Quick-Step Floors) | ||
| Mest angrebsivrige |  Bauke Mollema (Trek-Segafredo) | ||
| Kombinationstrøje | Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) | ||
| Holdkonkurrence | Movistar | ||
| ◀ 2017 | 2019 ▶ | ||
Dokumentation  | |||
Vuelta a España 2018 var den 73. udgave af Vuelta a España. Det blev arrangeret i perioden 25. august til 16. september 2018. Løbet startede i Málaga.
Løbet blev vundet af Simon Yates foran Enric Mas og Miguel Ángel López. Det var den tredje brite som vandt en Grand Tour i 2018, og det yngste Grand Tour-podie siden 1936.[1]
Hold og ryttere
WorldTeams (18)
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| Nationer | Antal ryttere |
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 Spanien | 37 |
 Italien | 20 |
 Frankrig | 18 |
 Belgien | 14 |
 Holland | 13 |
 Australien | 11 |
 Colombia | 7 |
 Tyskland,  USA | 6 |
 Portugal,  Storbritannien,  Østrig | 4 |
 Polen,  Rusland,  Sydafrika | 3 |
 Canada,  Danmark,  Eritrea,  Irland,  Kasakhstan,  Norge,  Slovenien,  Schweiz | 2 |
 Costa Rica,  Ecuador,  Luxembourg,  New Zealand,  Slovakiet,  Tjekkiet,  Ukraine | 1 |
Danske ryttere
- Kasper Asgreen kører for Quick-Step Floors
- Michael Mørkøv kører for Quick-Step Floors
Etaperne
| Etape | Dato | Start – Mål | type | Afstand (km) | Etapevinder | Førende rytter |
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| 1. etape | 25. aug | Málaga – Málaga |  | 8 |  Rohan Dennis | Rohan Dennis |
| 2. etape | 26. aug | Marbella – Caminito del Rey |  | 163,5 | Alejandro Valverde |  Michał Kwiatkowski |
| 3. etape | 27. aug | Mijas – Alhaurín de la Torre |  | 178,2 |  Elia Viviani | Michał Kwiatkowski |
| 4. etape | 28. aug | Vélez-Málaga – Alfacar | | 161,4 |  Ben King | Michał Kwiatkowski |
| 5. etape | 29. aug | Granada – Roquetas de Mar | | 188,7 | Simon Clarke |  Rudy Molard |
| 6. etape | 30. aug | Huércal-Overa – San Javier | | 155,7 | Nacer Bouhanni | Rudy Molard |
| 7. etape | 31. aug | Puerto Lumbreras – Pozo Alcón | | 185,7 | Tony Gallopin | Rudy Molard |
| 8. etape | 1. sep | Linares – Almadén | | 195,1 | Alejandro Valverde | Rudy Molard |
| 9. etape | 2. sep | Talavera de la Reina – La Covatilla |  | 200,8 | Ben King | Simon Yates |
| 3. sept. | Hviledag |  | ||||
| 10. etape | 4. sep | Salamanca – Bermillo de Sayago | | 177 | Elia Viviani | Simon Yates |
| 11. etape | 5. sep | Mombuey – Ribeira Sacra | | 207,8 | Alessandro De Marchi | Simon Yates |
| 12. etape | 6. sep | Mondoñedo – Estaca de Bares | | 181,1 | Alexandre Geniez | Jesús Herrada |
| 13. etape | 7. sep | Candás – La Camperona | | 174,8 | Óscar Rodríguez | Jesús Herrada |
| 14. etape | 8. sep | Cistierna – Les Praeres | | 171 | Simon Yates | Simon Yates |
| 15. etape | 9. sep | Ribera de Arriba – Lagos de Covadonga | | 178,2 | Thibaut Pinot | Simon Yates |
| 10. sept. | Hviledag | | ||||
| 16. etape | 11. sep | Santillana del Mar – Torrelavega | | 32 | Rohan Dennis | Simon Yates |
| 17. etape | 12. sep | Getxo – Oiz | | 157 |  Michael Woods | Simon Yates |
| 18. etape | 13. sep | Ejea de los Caballeros – Lleida | | 186,1 | Jelle Wallays | Simon Yates |
| 19. etape | 14. sep | Lleida – Andorra | | 154,4 | Thibaut Pinot | Simon Yates |
| 20. etape | 15. sep | Escaldes-Engordany – Coll de la Gallina | | 97,3 | Enric Mas | Simon Yates |
| 21. etape | 16. sep | Alcorcón – Madrid | | 100,9 | Elia Viviani | Simon Yates |
Resultater
Bjergkonkurrencen
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Holdkonkurrencen
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Referencer
- ^ "Simon Yates turns attention to Giro d'Italia after his Vuelta triumph". the Guardian (engelsk). 2018-09-16.
Eksterne henvisninger
- Officiel hjemmeside
- Vuelta a España 2018 på ProCyclingStats (engelsk)
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