Giro 2019: Results

Richard Carapaz won the 102nd edition of the the Giro d'Italia, while Vincenzo Nibali and Primoz Roglic rounded out the podium. Giulio Ciccone was the best climber, Pascal Ackermann won the points jersey and Miguel Ángel López was the best young rider.

Take a look at the final GC, or click on the links in the table below for stage results and race reports.

Giro d' Italia 2019 results

	date	start/ finish	type	results	winner	leader
1	Sa 11-5	Bologna - San Luca	ITT	read more	Roglic	Roglic
2	Su 12-5	Bologna - Fucecchio	flat	read more	Ackermann	Roglic
3	Mo 13-5	Vinci - Orbetello	flat	read more	Gaviria	Roglic
4	Tu 14-5	Orbetello - Frascati	hills	read more	Carapaz	Roglic
5	We 15-5	Frascati - Terracini	flat	read more	Ackermann	Roglic
6	Th 16-5	Cassino - San Giovanni Rotondo	hills	read more	Masnada	Conti
7	Fr 17-5	Vasto - L'Aquila	hills	read more	Bilbao	Conti
8	Sa 18-5	Tortoreto Lido - Pesaro	flat	read more	Ewan	Conti
9	Su 19-5	Riccione - San Marino	ITT	read more	Roglic	Conti
	Mo 20-5	rest day
10	Tu 21-5	Ravenna – Modena	flat	read more	Démare	Conti
11	We 22-5	Carpi – Novi Ligure	flat	read more	Ewan	Conti
12	Th 23-5	Cuneo - Pinerolo	hills	read more	Benedetti	Polanc
13	Fr 24-5	Pinerolo - Lago Serrù	mountains	read more	Zakarin	Polanc
14	Sa 25-5	Saint-Vincent - Courmayeur	mountains	read more	Carapaz	Carapaz
15	Su 26-5	Ivrea - Como	hills	read more	Cataldo	Carapaz
	Mo 27-5	rest day
16	Tu 28-5	Lovere - Ponte di Legno	mountains	read more	Ciccone	Carapaz
17	We 29-5	Commezzadura - Anterselva	mountains	read more	Peters	Carapaz
18	Th 30-5	Valdora - Santa Maria di Sala	flat	read more	Cima	Carapaz
19	Fr 31-5	Treviso - San Martino di Castrozza	mountains	read more	Chaves	Carapaz
20	Sa 1-6	Feltre - Croce d'Aune/Monte Avena	mountains	read more	Bilbao	Carapaz
21	Su 2-6	Verona - Verona	ITT	read more	Haga	Carapaz

Chad Haga wins ITT in Verona, Richard Carapaz seals GC

Chad Haga powers to victory in the hilly ITT in Verona on the Giro's last day of action. Richard Carapaz seals the overall win, while Vincenzo Nibali and Primoz Roglic round out the podium.

Bilbao wins last mountain stage, Carapaz still in pink

The last mountain stage on the Giro serves a total of more than 5,000 vertical metres. The race comes down to a five-up sprint with Pello Bilbao taking the spoils ahead of Mikel Landa. Richard Carapaz stays in the overall lead.

Chaves wins in San Martino di Castrozza, Carapaz retains maglia rosa

The penultimate mountain stage on the Giro is a predominantly hilly affair until the 13.6 kilometres climb to the line kicks in. Breakaway rider Esteban Chaves solos to victory, while his compatriot Miguel Ángel López gains 44 seconds on his rivals in the GC. Richard Carapaz is ready for his sixth day in the maglia rosa.

Attacker Cima pips sprinters, Carapaz retains lead

Breakaway rider Damiano Cima stays just ahead of the chasing peloton in the 18th stage of the Giro, while Richard Carapaz retains the maglia rosa.

Nans Peters solos to victory in stage 17, Richard Carapaz extends lead

Nans Peters wins the 17th stage in the Giro solo-style. The Frenchman is the strongest rider in a breakaway of eighteen men, while Richard Carapaz and Mikel Landa gain time on their rivals in the last climb.

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Ciccone outsprints Hirt, Carapaz cements lead
Cataldo bests Cattaneo in two-up sprint, Carapaz cements lead
Carapaz solos to victory and maglia rosa
Zakarin wins first mountain stage, Polanc holds on to pink
Benedetti wins in Pinerolo, Polanc new leader
Ewan sprints to victory, Conti still leader
Démare pips Viviani and Selig in Modena, Conti retains maglia rosa
Roglic strikes in uphill ITT, Conti still leader
Ewan sprints to victory, Conti holds maglia rosa
Bilbao wins on punchy finish, Conti still leader
Masnada bests new leader Conti in two-up sprint
Ackermann outguns Gaviria, Roglic still leader
Carapaz wins in chaotic finale, Roglic extends lead
Gaviria wins (Viviani relegated), Roglic still in maglia rosa
Sprint win Ackermann in stage 2, Roglic stays in lead
Primoz Roglic powers to pink in ITT