2019 Giro d'Italia
102nd edition: May 11 - June 2, 2019
Stage 19, Friday, May 31: Treviso - San Martino di Castrozza
Friday, May 31: Stage 19, Treviso - San Martino di Castrozza, 151 km
Stage 19 map & profile | Stage 19 photos
Esteban Chaves wins stage 19.
Weather at the finish city of San Martino di Castrozza at 2:30 PM, local time: 12C (53F), mostly cloudy, with the wind from the northeast at 11 km/hr (7 mph). No rain is forecast.
The race: Stage 19 began at 1:10 PM. All 143 riders who finished yesterday's stage were on the line today.
Here's the organizer's summary:
The Colombian rider Esteban Chaves (Mitchelton – Scott) won Stage 19 of the 102nd Giro d’Italia, 151km from Treviso to San Martino di Castrozza. Andrea Vendrame (Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec) and Amaro Antunes (CCC Team) finished second and third, respectively.
Richard Carapaz remains the race General Classification leader, wearing the Maglia Rosa.
JERSEYS:
- Maglia Rosa (pink), general classification leader, sponsored by Enel – Richard Carapaz (Movistar Team)
- Maglia Ciclamino (cyclamen), sprinter classification leader, sponsored by Segafredo – Pascal Ackermann (Bora – Hansgrohe)
- Maglia Azzurra (blue), King of the Mountains classification leader, sponsored by Banca Mediolanum – Giulio Ciccone (Trek – Segafredo)
- Maglia Bianca (white), young rider general classification leader, sponsored by Eurospin – Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana Pro Team)
Speaking seconds after the stage finish, the stage winner Esteban Chaves said: “This is pure happiness. It takes a heavy weight off my back. It’s a relief to be a winner again. It shows I can do it. Because the last climb wasn’t very steep, I had to attack many many times. A big thank you to everyone who supported me when I had a hard time.”
The race leader Richard Carapaz said: “I was expecting Miguel Angel Lopez to attack but we dealt with it the best possible way with Mikel Landa. It’s another good day for us and we’re looking forward to tomorrow. We’re ready to defend the Maglia Rosa in a harder stage than today.”
And here's the report from stage winner Esteban Chaves' Mitchelton-Scott team:
Colombian Esteban Chaves has gone one better than his second place two days ago, with an emphatic and emotional solo win on stage 18 at the Giro d’Italia.
The victory is the first for Chaves in 12-months, following his win up Mt Etna on stage nine at last year’s Giro but then subsequent illness that finished his season.
After stage wins in 2016 and 2018, today’s win makes the 29-year-old the first Colombian to win a stage at three different editions of the Italian Grand Tour.
The breakaway formed reasonably quickly on stage 18, with Mitchelton-SCOTT’s Chaves amongst the 11 riders who made the first split. The peloton chased for a number of kilometres to follow, and counter attacks launched, but just one additional rider was able to join the action at the front.
As the race settled, Movistar Team took their position as race leaders at the head of the bunch, and allowed the move to ride out and settled at an advantage of eight minutes, not interested in fighting for the stage.
As the race entered the final 35km, the advantage was over nine minutes and the escapees began to start playing for the stage.
Manuele Boaro (Astana Pro Team) was the first to attack and the games began.
Chaves shouldered the majority of the work on the final climb, putting in multiple attacks only to be covered each time and have no one willing to work with him. Eventually, the Colombian finally broke the elastic on the steepest part of the climb with 2.4km remaining to ride to an emphatic and emotional solo victory.
Esteban Chaves:
“It’s unbelievable, I don’t have words for this. It’s a lot of work that we have put together, my family, my team, my friends, everyone know how hard we worked I never gave up and the climb of the day showed that, I attacked many, many time until I could drop everyone
“It was just happiness, it was like a I took a really heavy weight off my back and it’s the result from all the hard work in the last two or three years.
“This shows me that I can do it, this shows me that I’m not over and it shows me that I can do this for a long, long time.
“In the last climb, because it’s not super steep I had to attack many, many times and this last climb is like life, you need to keep trying, keep going, keep fighting, keep attacking because you never know when you drop everyone and arrive at the finish line with the victory.”
Matt White – Head Sport Director:
“It’s been a long time coming. We came here trying to win the general classification, but things change, we adapted our plan and we weren’t leaving the Giro d’Italia without a minimum of a stage win.
“With four second-places, we’ve been close, but that’s a special win on a couple of fronts; obviously for Esteban after a big year coming back from his illness, but also for the team and the faith and patience that we’ve had with his comeback. It’s been a long time, 12 months. He isn’t in the best shape of his life, but good enough to win today.
“We had to have Lucas, Esteban or Mikel in the breakaway. If they weren’t in it, we would have controlled the race until it happened. Because the break went so quickly, there wasn’t another world-class climb in there. Usually the harder the race gets, the harder it is to get in the breakaway, but it went early and that worked in our favour.
“The big fear for us before the climb started was that Esteban could be isolated with a long range attack, but when we got on the last climb, we were fairly confident. He was the best climber in the breakaway, that doesn’t guarantee you anything but it’s a nice place to start.
“Our race hasn’t finished, tomorrow is a day that will define the Giro.”
Complete results:
151 kilometers raced at an average speed of 37.512 km/hr
1 | CHAVES Esteban | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 4hr 1min 3sec |
2 | VENDRAME Andrea | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | @ 10sec |
3 | ANTUNES Amaro | CCC TEAM | 0’ 12” |
4 | CARBONI Giovanni | BARDIANI-CSF | 0’ 24” |
5 | SERRY Pieter | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 0’ 32” |
6 | BIDARD Francois | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 0’ 35” |
7 | CANOLA Marco | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 01’ 02” |
8 | BOARO Manuele | ASTANA | 01’ 37” |
9 | SENNI Manuel | BARDIANI-CSF | 01’ 53” |
10 | LE GAC Olivier | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 02’ 33” |
11 | MARCATO Marco | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 03’ 59” |
12 | SANTAROMITA Ivan | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 04’ 47” |
13 | LOPEZ Miguel Angel | ASTANA | 05’ 45” |
14 | ROGLIC Primoz | JUMBO-VISMA | 06’ 29” |
15 | CARAPAZ Richard | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
16 | NIBALI Vincenzo | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
17 | LANDA Mikel | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
18 | MAJKA Rafal | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
19 | MOLLEMA Bauke | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
20 | CARTHY Hugh | EF EDUCATION FIRST | s.t. |
21 | POZZOVIVO Domenico | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
22 | ZAKARIN Ilnur | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 06’ 33” |
23 | YATES Simon | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
24 | DUNBAR Edward | TEAM INEOS | 06’ 35” |
25 | SIVAKOV Pavel | TEAM INEOS | s.t. |
26 | CARUSO Damiano | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
27 | HAMILTON Lucas | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 06’ 48” |
28 | VUILLERMOZ Alexis | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 07’ 27” |
29 | CICCONE Giulio | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 07’ 29” |
30 | DE LA PARTE Victor | CCC TEAM | s.t. |
31 | DOMBROWSKI Joseph | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 07’ 36” |
32 | KANGERT Tanel | EF EDUCATION FIRST | s.t. |
33 | HAMILTON Christopher | TEAM SUNWEB | s.t. |
34 | NIEVE Mikel | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
35 | POLANC Jan | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | s.t. |
36 | HINDLEY Jai | TEAM SUNWEB | s.t. |
37 | MASNADA Fausto | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
38 | FORMOLO Davide | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
39 | MADOUAS Valentin | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
40 | BRAMBILLA Gianluca | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
41 | O'CONNOR Ben | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
42 | BOUWMAN Koen | JUMBO-VISMA | 07’ 59” |
43 | BAKELANTS Jan | TEAM SUNWEB | 08’ 45” |
44 | ZEITS Andrey | ASTANA | 09’ 25” |
45 | PEDRERO Antonio | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
46 | DE GENDT Thomas | LOTTO SOUDAL | 09’ 52” |
47 | PLAZA Ruben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
48 | ROTA Lorenzo | BARDIANI-CSF | s.t. |
49 | ULISSI Diego | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 11’ 02” |
50 | KUSS Sepp | JUMBO-VISMA | s.t. |
51 | BAUER Jack | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 11’ 04” |
52 | HENAO Sebastian | TEAM INEOS | 11’ 43” |
53 | SOSA Ivan | TEAM INEOS | s.t. |
54 | HANSEN Adam | LOTTO SOUDAL | s.t. |
55 | BILBAO Pello | ASTANA | 13’ 23” |
56 | CATALDO Dario | ASTANA | s.t. |
57 | HIRT Jan | ASTANA | 14’ 50” |
58 | VILLELLA Davide | ASTANA | 14’ 57” |
59 | AGNOLI Valerio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
60 | CONCI Nicola | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
61 | COVILI Luca | BARDIANI-CSF | s.t. |
62 | CAPECCHI Eros | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
63 | JUNGELS Bob | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
64 | JUUL JENSEN Christopher | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
65 | ROJAS Jose' | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
66 | DURBRIDGE Luke | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
67 | MONTAGUTI Matteo | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
68 | GAVAZZI Francesco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
69 | WARBASSE Lawrence | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
70 | CATTANEO Mattia | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
71 | VAN DER SANDE Tosh | LOTTO SOUDAL | s.t. |
72 | NIBALI Antonio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
73 | SCOTSON Miles | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
74 | ANDEMESKEL Awet | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
75 | TOLHOEK Antwan | JUMBO-VISMA | s.t. |
76 | IZAGUIRRE Ion | ASTANA | s.t. |
77 | AMADOR Andrey | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
78 | BATTAGLIN Enrico | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | s.t. |
79 | STRAKHOV Dmitrii | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | s.t. |
80 | MC CARTHY Jay | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
81 | POLJANSKI Pawel | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
82 | BENEDETTI Cesare | BORA-HANSGROHE | 15’ 19” |
83 | CARRETERO Hector | MOVISTAR | 16’ 48” |
84 | DEMARE Arnaud | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 18’ 01” |
85 | SABATINI Fabio | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 18’ 30” |
86 | VENTOSO Francisco | CCC TEAM | s.t. |
87 | GASPAROTTO Enrico | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
88 | BOLE Grega | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
89 | HONORE' Mikkel | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
90 | OWSIAN Lukasz | CCC TEAM | s.t. |
91 | PUCCIO Salvatore | TEAM INEOS | s.t. |
92 | GIBBONS Ryan | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
93 | SBARAGLI Kristian | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
94 | KNEES Christian | TEAM INEOS | s.t. |
95 | DAVIES Scott | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
96 | PETERS Nans | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
97 | WYSS Danilo | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
98 | DUPONT Hubert | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
99 | FLOREZ Miguel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
100 | MARTENS Paul | JUMBO-VISMA | s.t. |
101 | GOGL Michael | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
102 | GASTAUER Ben | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
103 | VAN EMDEN Jos | JUMBO-VISMA | s.t. |
104 | CAICEDO Jonathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST | s.t. |
105 | NARVAEZ Jhonnatan | TEAM INEOS | s.t. |
106 | GAROSIO Andrea | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 21’ 41” |
107 | MAESTRI Mirco | BARDIANI-CSF | s.t. |
108 | IRIZAR Markel | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
109 | BROWN Nathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST | s.t. |
110 | BENNETT Sean | EF EDUCATION FIRST | s.t. |
111 | LUDVIGSSON Tobias | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
112 | HOLLENSTEIN Reto | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | s.t. |
113 | CAMPENAERTS Victor | LOTTO SOUDAL | s.t. |
114 | LEEZER Thomas | JUMBO-VISMA | s.t. |
115 | BOHLI Tom | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | s.t. |
116 | CERNY' Josef | CCC TEAM | s.t. |
117 | MAS BONET Luis | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
118 | CLARKE William | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
119 | BELLETTI Manuel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 22’ 39” |
120 | FRAPPORTI Marco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
121 | DENZ Nico | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
122 | NIV Guy | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
123 | GEHEREIGZABHER Amanuel | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
124 | HAGA Chad | TEAM SUNWEB | 23’ 11” |
125 | NEILANDS Krists | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
126 | BOIVIN Guillaume | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
127 | GRADEK Kamil | CCC TEAM | s.t. |
128 | SINKELDAM Ramon | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 23’ 26” |
129 | CIMA Damiano | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 23’ 48” |
130 | SIMION Paolo | BARDIANI-CSF | s.t. |
131 | HATSUYAMA Sho | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | s.t. |
132 | LOBATO Juan | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | s.t. |
133 | DUNNE Conor | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 24’ 09” |
134 | HALLER Marco | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 27’ 24” |
135 | BIERMANS Jenthe | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | s.t. |
136 | CIMOLAI Davide | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
137 | GUARNIERI Jacopo | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
138 | SENECHAL Florian | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
139 | ACKERMANN Pascal | BORA-HANSGROHE | 27’ 39” |
140 | SELIG Rudiger | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
141 | SCHWARZMANN Michael | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
142 | SUTTERLIN Jasha | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
143 | CONSONNI Simone | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | s.t. |
GC after stage 19:
3,335.8 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 39.772 km/hr
1 | CARAPAZ Richard | MOVISTAR | 83hr 52min 22sec |
2 | NIBALI Vincenzo | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | @ 1min 54sec |
3 | ROGLIC Primoz | JUMBO-VISMA | 02’ 16” |
4 | LANDA Mikel | MOVISTAR | 03’ 03” |
5 | MOLLEMA Bauke | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 05’ 07” |
6 | LOPEZ Miguel | ASTANA | 05’ 33” |
7 | MAJKA Rafal | BORA-HANSGROHE | 06’ 48” |
8 | YATES Simon | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 07’ 17” |
9 | SIVAKOV Pavel | TEAM INEOS | 08’ 27” |
10 | FORMOLO Davide | BORA-HANSGROHE | 10’ 06” |
11 | POLANC Jan | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 10’ 27” |
12 | ZAKARIN Ilnur | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 10’ 36” |
13 | CARTHY Hugh | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 14’ 51” |
14 | DOMBROWSKI Joseph | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 16’ 51” |
15 | MADOUAS Valentin | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 20’ 52” |
16 | MASNADA Fausto | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 24’ 50” |
17 | CICCONE Giulio | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 26’ 26” |
18 | DE LA PARTE Victor | CCC TEAM | 27’ 12” |
19 | NIEVE Mikel | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 27’ 12” |
20 | KANGERT Tanel | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 29’ 49” |
21 | POZZOVIVO Domenico | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 32’ 42” |
22 | DUNBAR Edward | TEAM INEOS | 37’ 26” |
23 | CARUSO Damiano | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 44’ 09” |
24 | HENAO Sebastian | TEAM INEOS | 51’ 59” |
25 | ZEITS Andrey | ASTANA | 52’ 24” |
26 | CATTANEO Mattia | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 56’ 11” |
27 | JUNGELS Bob | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 58’ 51” |
28 | VUILLERMOZ Alexis | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 59’ 03” |
29 | HIRT Jan | ASTANA | 59’ 06” |
30 | SERRY Pieter | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 1h 0’ 17” |
31 | BIDARD Francois | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 02’ 50” |
32 | HAMILTON Lucas | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 1h 03’ 18” |
33 | O'CONNOR Ben | DIMENSION DATA | 1h 04’ 10” |
34 | CHAVES Esteban | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 1h 07’ 19” |
35 | AMADOR Andrey | MOVISTAR | 1h 09’ 43” |
36 | HAMILTON Christopher | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 10’ 30” |
37 | IZAGUIRRE Ion | ASTANA | 1h 14’ 41” |
38 | BAKELANTS Jan | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 17’ 01” |
39 | CAPECCHI Eros | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 1h 18’ 05” |
40 | BILBAO Pello | ASTANA | 1h 18’ 52” |
41 | SOSA Ivan | TEAM INEOS | 1h 19’ 21” |
42 | BOUWMAN Koen | JUMBO-VISMA | 1h 21’ 18” |
43 | HINDLEY Jai | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 22’ 03” |
44 | ULISSI Diego | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 1h 23’ 47” |
45 | MONTAGUTI Matteo | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 28’ 23” |
46 | VENDRAME Andrea | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 31’ 10” |
47 | BRAMBILLA Gianluca | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 1h 33’ 29” |
48 | ANTUNES Amaro | CCC TEAM | 1h 37’ 50” |
49 | ROJAS Jose' | MOVISTAR | 1h 37’ 54” |
50 | PEDRERO Antonio | MOVISTAR | 1h 42’ 25” |
51 | DUPONT Hubert | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 42’ 49” |
52 | GAVAZZI Francesco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 44’ 31” |
53 | CATALDO Dario | ASTANA | 1h 44’ 32” |
54 | CARBONI Giovanni | BARDIANI-CSF | 1h 45’ 41” |
55 | DE GENDT Thomas | LOTTO SOUDAL | 1h 45’ 47” |
56 | VILLELLA Davide | ASTANA | 1h 48’ 02” |
57 | KUSS Sepp | JUMBO-VISMA | 1h 49’ 02” |
58 | PETERS Nans | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 52’ 35” |
59 | GEHEREIGZABHER Amanuel | DIMENSION DATA | 1h 52’ 53” |
60 | WARBASSE Lawrence | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 53’ 12” |
61 | SENNI Manuel | BARDIANI-CSF | 2h 01’ 49” |
62 | VAN DER SANDE Tosh | LOTTO SOUDAL | 2h 02’ 20” |
63 | TOLHOEK Antwan | JUMBO-VISMA | 2h 03’ 30” |
64 | HANSEN Adam | LOTTO SOUDAL | 2h 04’ 42” |
65 | GASPAROTTO Enrico | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 08’ 43” |
66 | JUUL JENSEN Christopher | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 2h 12’ 02” |
67 | OWSIAN Lukasz | CCC TEAM | 2h 21’ 21” |
68 | PLAZA Ruben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 2h 22’ 45” |
69 | MC CARTHY Jay | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 26’ 15” |
70 | SBARAGLI Kristian | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 2h 26’ 45” |
71 | BATTAGLIN Enrico | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 2h 26’ 52” |
72 | BENEDETTI Cesare | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 29’ 39” |
73 | CONCI Nicola | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 34’ 07” |
74 | FRAPPORTI Marco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 2h 34’ 39” |
75 | BROWN Nathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 2h 36’ 20” |
76 | NIBALI Antonio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 2h 37’ 47” |
77 | DURBRIDGE Luke | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 2h 38’ 06” |
78 | LUDVIGSSON Tobias | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 38’ 58” |
79 | WYSS Danilo | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 39’ 07” |
80 | COVILI Luca | BARDIANI-CSF | 2h 41’ 11” |
81 | FLOREZ Miguel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 2h 41’ 49” |
82 | MARTENS Paul | JUMBO-VISMA | 2h 42’ 30” |
83 | GASTAUER Ben | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 2h 44’ 01” |
84 | ROTA Lorenzo | BARDIANI-CSF | 2h 45’ 04” |
85 | VENTOSO Francisco | CCC TEAM | 2h 49’ 56” |
86 | NARVAEZ Jhonnatan | TEAM INEOS | 2h 51’ 00” |
87 | POLJANSKI Pawel | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 52’ 02” |
88 | PUCCIO Salvatore | TEAM INEOS | 2h 52’ 18” |
89 | BOARO Manuele | ASTANA | 2h 56’ 32” |
90 | GIBBONS Ryan | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 57’ 43” |
91 | CARRETERO Hector | MOVISTAR | 3h 03’ 57” |
92 | SABATINI Fabio | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 3h 05’ 24” |
93 | AGNOLI Valerio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 3h 13’ 25” |
94 | HOLLENSTEIN Reto | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 14’ 24” |
95 | KNEES Christian | TEAM INEOS | 3h 15’ 31” |
96 | GOGL Michael | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 16’ 02” |
97 | GAROSIO Andrea | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 3h 17’ 57” |
98 | BAUER Jack | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 3h 21’ 27” |
99 | MARCATO Marco | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 3h 24’ 59” |
100 | NEILANDS Krists | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 3h 28’ 21” |
101 | SANTAROMITA Ivan | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 3h 28’ 51” |
102 | HONORE' Mikkel | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 3h 29’ 33” |
103 | MAESTRI Mirco | BARDIANI-CSF | 3h 29’ 53” |
104 | BENNETT Sean | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 3h 34’ 00” |
105 | HAGA Chad | TEAM SUNWEB | 3h 34’ 16” |
106 | VAN EMDEN Jos | JUMBO-VISMA | 3h 36’ 04” |
107 | CAICEDO Jonathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST | 3h 36’ 40” |
108 | BELLETTI Manuel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 3h 37’ 53” |
109 | SENECHAL Florian | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 3h 38’ 53” |
110 | CANOLA Marco | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 3h 39’ 16” |
111 | BOLE Grega | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 3h 42’ 57” |
112 | LE GAC Olivier | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3h 44’ 42” |
113 | CAMPENAERTS Victor | LOTTO SOUDAL | 3h 45’ 59” |
114 | NIV Guy | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 3h 46’ 08” |
115 | SCHWARZMANN Michael | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3h 46’ 39” |
116 | HALLER Marco | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 47’ 21” |
117 | CERNY' Josef | CCC TEAM | 3h 52’ 07” |
118 | BIERMANS Jenthe | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 56’ 12” |
119 | DAVIES Scott | DIMENSION DATA | 4h 03’ 52” |
120 | LEEZER Thomas | JUMBO-VISMA | 4h 08’ 20” |
121 | SUTTERLIN Jasha | MOVISTAR | 4h 12’ 35” |
122 | ACKERMANN Pascal | BORA-HANSGROHE | 4h 12’ 41” |
123 | STRAKHOV Dmitrii | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 4h 12’ 54” |
124 | DENZ Nico | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 4h 16’ 15” |
125 | DEMARE Arnaud | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 4h 16’ 19” |
126 | BOIVIN Guillaume | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 4h 18’ 39” |
127 | SELIG Rudiger | BORA-HANSGROHE | 4h 19’ 10” |
128 | MAS BONET Luis | MOVISTAR | 4h 22’ 43” |
129 | ANDEMESKEL Awet | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 4h 23’ 29” |
130 | CIMOLAI Davide | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 4h 27’ 01” |
131 | CONSONNI Simone | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 4h 27’ 11” |
132 | GRADEK Kamil | CCC TEAM | 4h 29’ 18” |
133 | GUARNIERI Jacopo | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 4h 30’ 55” |
134 | SINKELDAM Ramon | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 4h 39’ 07” |
135 | DUNNE Conor | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 4h 44’ 06” |
136 | LOBATO Juan | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 4h 45’ 59” |
137 | IRIZAR Markel | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 4h 46’ 40” |
138 | CIMA Damiano | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 4h 46’ 41” |
139 | SCOTSON Miles | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 4h 53’ 00” |
140 | SIMION Paolo | BARDIANI-CSF | 4h 53’ 02” |
141 | BOHLI Tom | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 4h 54’ 46” |
142 | CLARKE William | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 5h 18’ 46” |
143 | HATSUYAMA Sho | NIPPO-VINI FANTINI | 5h 21’ 10” |
Stage 19 map
Stage 19 profile
Stage 19 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:
Still racing in the big stuff today. Here's the finish town of San Martino di Castrozza
Climbing to the finish.
Jack Bauer
Esteban Chaves is gone. He climbs to the finish.
Esteban Chaves wins stage 19 in grand style.
Andrea Vendrame finishes second. Amaro Antunes is just behimd him.
Marco Canola was seventh.
The GC men finish more than six minutes after Chaves. Primoz Roglic leads Richard Carapaz and Vincenzo Nibali across the line.
Jan Bakelants was 43rd today.
Primoz Roglic just after the stage finish.
Stage winner Esteban Chaves
GC leader Richard Carapaz get another pink jersey. Two stages to go.