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Vuelta a España 2020

Roglič holds off Carapaz for back-to-back red

  • 20 October – 8 November 2020
  • Spain
  • 18 stages
  • 2,908 km
  • 49,664 m climbed
  • Won by Primož Roglič

The overall

Final general classification, Vuelta a España 2020
RankRiderTeamTime
1Primož RogličTeam Jumbo-Visma72:46:12
2Richard CarapazINEOS Grenadiers+0:24
3Hugh CarthyEF Pro Cycling+1:15
Points
Primož RogličTeam Jumbo-Visma
Mountains
Guillaume MartinCofidis
Young rider
Enric MasMovistar Team

18 stages

  1. Stage 1: Stage 1Roglič takes the first red173 km2,956 mPrimož Roglič
  2. Stage 2: Stage 2Soler holds on151 km2,435 mMarc Soler
  3. Stage 3: Stage 3Dan Martin wins the uphill sprint166 km2,779 mDan Martin
  4. Stage 4: Stage 4Bennett wins the sprint191 km1,160 mSam Bennett
  5. Stage 5: Stage 5Wellens takes it184 km3,407 mTim Wellens
  6. Stage 6: Stage 6Roglič cracks on Formigal147 km3,020 mIon Izagirre
  7. Stage 7: Stage 7Woods wins from the break160 km2,657 mMichael Woods
  8. Stage 8: Stage 8Roglič wins at Moncalvillo164 km3,021 mPrimož Roglič
  9. Stage 9: Stage 9Bennett relegated, Ackermann inherits157 km1,163 mPascal Ackermann
  10. Stage 10: Stage 10Roglič back in red185 km2,254 mPrimož Roglič
  11. Stage 11: Stage 11Gaudu screams home169 km5,082 mDavid Gaudu
  12. Stage 12: Stage 12Carthy charges109 km3,120 mHugh Carthy
  13. Stage 13: Stage 13Roglič retakes red33.6 km531 mPrimož Roglič
  14. Stage 14: Stage 14Wellens doubles up205 km3,057 mTim Wellens
  15. Stage 15: Stage 15Philipsen's first Grand Tour win231 km4,403 mJasper Philipsen
  16. Stage 16: Stage 16Cort survives for the win162 km2,762 mMagnus Cort
  17. Stage 17: Stage 17Roglič saves the Vuelta178 km4,365 mDavid Gaudu
  18. Stage 18: Stage 18Ackermann wins, Roglič crowned140 km1,492 mPascal Ackermann
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