Giro d'Italia 2013
Nibali's Giro, ridden through snow, fog and freezing rain
- 4 – 26 May 2013
- Italy
- 20 stages
- 3,342 km
- 42,084 m climbed
- Won by Vincenzo Nibali
The overall
| Rank | Rider | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vincenzo Nibali | Astana Pro Team | 84:53:28 |
| 2 | Rigoberto Urán | Sky Procycling | +4:43 |
| 3 | Cadel Evans | BMC Racing Team | +5:52 |
- Points
- Mark CavendishOmega Pharma - Quick-Step
- Mountains
- Stefano PirazziBardiani Valvole - CSF Inox
- Young rider
- Carlos BetancurAG2R La Mondiale
20 stages
- Stage 1: Stage 1Cavendish takes the first pink130 km1,107 mMark Cavendish
- Stage 2: Stage 2Five men and a pink jersey17.4 km290 mSalvatore Puccio
- Stage 3: Stage 3Marina di Ascea, and pink223 km3,266 mLuca Paolini
- Stage 4: Stage 4Caught at three hundred metres247 km3,239 mEnrico Battaglin
- Stage 5: Stage 5Dominoes on a wet left-hander207 km1,245 mJohn Degenkolb
- Stage 6: Stage 6Cavendish, for Weylandt170 km579 mMark Cavendish
- Stage 7: Stage 7Hansen wins, Intxausti takes pink177 km3,163 mAdam Hansen
- Stage 8: Stage 8Dowsett by ten seconds, Nibali into pink55 km877 mAlex Dowsett
- Stage 9: Stage 9Belkov holds Florence170 km3,014 mMaxim Belkov
- Stage 10: Stage 10Altopiano del Montasio168 km3,643 mRigoberto Urán
- Stage 11: Stage 11Navardauskas at Vajont182 km2,682 mRamūnas Navardauskas
- Stage 12: Stage 12The hundredth win131 km1,060 mMark Cavendish
- Stage 13: Stage 13Cherasco, through a gap258 km1,857 mMark Cavendish
- Stage 14: Stage 14Out of the fog, two riders168 km2,950 mVincenzo Nibali
- Stage 15: Stage 15Snow at the Pantani monument146 km4,069 mGiovanni Visconti
- Stage 16: Stage 16Intxausti takes Ivrea235 km2,803 mBeñat Intxausti
- Stage 17: Stage 17Vicenza, by nineteen seconds219 km886 mGiovanni Visconti
- Stage 18: Stage 1844:29, and the Giro all but won20.7 km1,085 mVincenzo Nibali
- Stage 20: Stage 20Tre Cime di Lavaredo217 km3,663 mVincenzo Nibali
- Stage 21: Stage 21Brescia, and pink all the way home201 km606 mMark Cavendish
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