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Giro d'Italia 2014

Snow on the Stelvio, and the first Colombian in pink

  • 9 May – 1 June 2014
  • Italy
  • 21 stages
  • 3,462 km
  • 44,705 m climbed
  • Won by Nairo Quintana

The overall

Final general classification, Giro d'Italia 2014
RankRiderTeamTime
1Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team88:14:32
2Rigoberto UránOmega Pharma - Quick-Step+2:58
3Fabio AruAstana Pro Team+4:04
Points
Nacer BouhanniFDJ.fr
Mountains
Julián ArredondoTrek Factory Racing
Young rider
Nairo QuintanaMovistar Team

21 stages

  1. Stage 1: Stage 1Tuft in pink at 3721.4 km115 mSvein Tuft
  2. Stage 2: Stage 2Kittel bullets past Bouhanni220 km1,275 mMarcel Kittel
  3. Stage 3: Stage 3Kittel edges it in Dublin187 km1,209 mMarcel Kittel
  4. Stage 4: Stage 4Bouhanni through the carnage in Bari112 km301 mNacer Bouhanni
  5. Stage 5: Stage 5Ulissi times it to perfection204 km2,399 mDiego Ulissi
  6. Stage 6: Stage 6Matthews holds pink at the abbey248 km1,997 mMichael Matthews
  7. Stage 7: Stage 7Bouhanni finds the gap212 km2,645 mNacer Bouhanni
  8. Stage 8: Stage 8Ulissi swallows the leader in sight of the line180 km3,515 mDiego Ulissi
  9. Stage 9: Stage 9Cat and mouse on the summit174 km2,396 mPieter Weening
  10. Stage 10: Stage 10Farrar goes down, Bouhanni goes by174 km373 mNacer Bouhanni
  11. Stage 11: Stage 11Alone into Savona251 km3,435 mMichael Rogers
  12. Stage 12: Stage 12Urán rides into pink42.3 km654 mRigoberto Urán
  13. Stage 13: Stage 13Eleven seconds of daylight159 km780 mMarco Canola
  14. Stage 14: Stage 14Battaglin twice from the dead165 km3,691 mEnrico Battaglin
  15. Stage 15: Stage 15Twenty-one seconds at Plan di Montecampione225 km2,342 mFabio Aru
  16. Stage 16: Stage 16Pink at Val Martello139 km4,545 mNairo Quintana
  17. Stage 17: Stage 17Pirazzi strikes for home211 km1,823 mStefano Pirazzi
  18. Stage 18: Stage 18The mountains king takes his stage172 km4,295 mJulián David Arredondo
  19. Stage 19: Stage 19Quintana settles it on the Grappa26.7 km1,675 mNairo Quintana
  20. Stage 20: Stage 20Rogers alone on the Zoncolan167 km4,150 mMichael Rogers
  21. Stage 21: Stage 21Colombia's first Giro173 km1,090 mLuka Mezgec
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