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Vuelta a España 2017

Stage 10

Trentin wins the two-up

  • Tuesday 29 August 2017
  • 165 km
  • 1,567 m climbed
  • Won by Matteo Trentin

The road

1,199 m0 km255075100125150165 km123

At the start

Over the Bermejo, then all downhill

Chris Froome won on the Cumbre del Sol, his first Grand Tour stage of the year, and leads Esteban Chaves by 36 seconds and Nicolas Roche by 1:05. After the rest day and a transfer to Murcia, today runs 110 net-downhill kilometres and then climbs the Collado Bermejo, twenty kilometres at five and a half per cent, cresting thirty from the line. What is left after that mostly falls away.

How it was won

  1. 22 km to go

    Over the Collado Bermejo

    The day’s climb sets up the decisive move on the descent that follows.

  2. 15 km to go

    Trentin and Rojas break clear

    Matteo Trentin and José Joaquín Rojas forge clear together on the descent of the Collado Bermejo.

  3. At the line

    Trentin wins the two-up

    Matteo Trentin beats Rojas in a two-up sprint for his second win of the race.

The result

Podium, Stage 10, Vuelta a España 2017
RankRiderTeamTime
1Matteo TrentinQuick-Step Floors3:34:56
2José Joaquín RojasMovistar Team+0:01
4Jacques Janse van RensburgTeam Dimension Data+0:21
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