Vuelta 2017: Results
Chris Froome won the 72nd Vuelta a España ahead of Vincenzo Nibali and Ilnur Zakarin. The Brit was in the lead since the third day of action. With winning the Grand Tour of Spain, Froome completed the Tour de France/Vuelta a España double. Matteo Trentin took most stages, namely four.
Click on the links on the table below for race results/reports as well as the overall standings.
Vuelta a España 2017: Results per stage
| Nr | Date | Start and finish | Type | Report/ Results | Winner | Red jersey |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sa 19-8 | Nîmes (fra) - Nîmes | TTT | Read more | BMC | Dennis |
| 2 | Su 20-8 | Nîmes (fra) - Gruissan (fra) | flat | Read more | Lampaert | Lampaert |
| 3 | Mo 21-8 | Prades - Andorra la Vella (and) | mountains | Read more | Nibali | Froome |
| 4 | Tu 22-8 | Escaldes - Tarragona | flat | Read more | Trentin | Froome |
| 5 | We 23-8 | Benicassim - Ermita Santa Lucia | summit finish | Read more | Lutsenko | Froome |
| 6 | Th 24-8 | Villareal - Sagunto | hilly | Read more | Marczynski | Froome |
| 7 | Fr 25-8 | Llíria - Cuenca | flat, tricky finale | Read more | Mohoric | Froome |
| 8 | Sa 26-8 | Hellín - Xorret del Catí | mountains | Read more | Alaphilippe | Froome |
| 9 | Su 27-8 | Orihuela (Torreviejo) - Cumbre del Sol | summit finish | Read more | Froome | Froome |
| Mo 28-8 | rest day | |||||
| 10 | Tu 29-8 | Caravaca de la Cruz - Alhama de Murcía | mountains | Read more | Trentin | Froome |
| 11 | We 30-8 | Lorca - Calar Alto | summit finish | M. A. López | Froome | |
| 12 | Th 31-8 | Motril - Antequera | hilly | Read more | Marczynski | Froome |
| 13 | Fr 1-9 | Coín - Tomares | hilly | Read more | Trentin | Froome |
| 14 | Sa 2-9 | Écija - La Pandera | summit finish | Read more | Majka | Froome |
| 15 | Su 3-9 | Alcalá la Real - Sierra Nevada | mountains, summit finish | Read more | M. A. López | Froome |
| Mo 4-9 | rest day | |||||
| 16 | Tu 5-9 | Los Arcos - Logroño | ITT | Read more | Froome | Froome |
| 17 | We 6-9 | Villadiego - Los Machucos | summit finish | Read more | Denifl | Froome |
| 18 | Th 7-9 | Suances - Santo Toribio de Liébana | hilly, summit finish | Read more | Arméé | Froome |
| 19 | Fr 8-9 | Caso (Parque de Redes) - Gijón | hilly, flat start | Read more | De Gendt | Froome |
| 20 | Sa 9-9 | Corvera - Angliru | mountains, summit finish | Read more | Contador | Froome |
| 21 | Su 10-9 | Arroyomolinos - Madrid | flat | Read more | Trentin | Froome |
Vuelta 2017: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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