Vuelta a España 2015
Aru takes it off Dumoulin on the last mountain
- 22 August – 13 September 2015
- Spain
- 21 stages
- 3,365 km
- 52,729 m climbed
- Won by Fabio Aru
The overall
| Rank | Rider | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fabio Aru | Astana Pro Team | 85:36:13 |
| 2 | Joaquim Rodríguez | Team Katusha | +0:57 |
| 3 | Rafał Majka | Tinkoff - Saxo | +1:09 |
- Points
- Alejandro ValverdeMovistar Team
- Mountains
- Omar FraileCaja Rural - Seguros RGA
21 stages
- Stage 1: Stage 1One hundredth of a second7.4 km12 mPeter Velits
- Stage 2: Stage 2Chaves comes across160 km2,597 mEsteban Chaves
- Stage 3: Stage 3Sagan finally wins one161 km2,530 mPeter Sagan
- Stage 4: Stage 4Valverde soars past211 km2,133 mAlejandro Valverde
- Stage 5: Stage 5Ewan's first167 km793 mCaleb Ewan
- Stage 6: Stage 6Red comes back202 km2,908 mEsteban Chaves
- Stage 7: Stage 7The collision on the final pitches192 km3,318 mBert-Jan Lindeman
- Stage 8: Stage 8Stuyven, with a broken wrist176 km1,382 mJasper Stuyven
- Stage 9: Stage 9Caught, and then not169 km2,037 mTom Dumoulin
- Stage 10: Stage 10Sbaragli, and no lead-out trains at all146 km1,466 mKristian Sbaragli
- Stage 11: Stage 11Landa holds on in Andorra140 km5,421 mMikel Landa
- Stage 12: Stage 12Van Poppel down the middle173 km2,174 mDanny van Poppel
- Stage 13: Stage 13Lampre play it perfectly180 km2,673 mNelson Oliveira
- Stage 14: Stage 14De Marchi decides it with power215 km3,941 mAlessandro De Marchi
- Stage 15: Stage 15Rodríguez ghosts clear176 km3,733 mJoaquim Rodríguez
- Stage 16: Stage 16One second, and a Dutchman still smiling188 km5,196 mFränk Schleck
- Stage 17: Stage 1746:01, and the race lead38.6 km328 mTom Dumoulin
- Stage 18: Stage 18Roche wins, Dumoulin holds207 km3,218 mNicolas Roche
- Stage 19: Stage 19Three more seconds184 km2,331 mAlexis Gougeard
- Stage 20: Stage 20Plaza alone, Aru in red176 km3,812 mRubén Plaza
- Stage 21: Stage 21Degenkolb, and Aru's Vuelta97.2 km726 mJohn Degenkolb
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