Giro d'Italia 2010

93rd Giro d'Italia
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Final score
First	Ivan Basso	87:44:01 h (38.960 km / h)
Second	David Arroyo	+ 01:51 min
Third	Vincenzo Nibali	+ 02:37 min
Fourth	Michele Scarponi	+ 02:50 min
fifth	Cadel Evans	+ 03:27 min
Sixth	Alexander Vinokurov	+ 07:06 min
seventh	Richie Porte	+ 07:22 min
Eighth	Carlos Sastre	+ 09:39 min
Ninth	Marco Pinotti	+ 14:20 min
Tenth	Robert Kišerlovski	+ 14:51 min
Scoring	Cadel Evans	150 p.
Second	Alexander Vinokurov	128 P.
Third	Vincenzo Nibali	116 P.
Mountain scoring	Matthew Lloyd	056 P.
Second	Ivan Basso	041 P.
Third	Johann Tschopp	038 P.
Young talent evaluation	Richie Porte	87:51:23 h
Second	Robert Kišerlovski	+ 07:29 min
Third	Bauke Mollema	+ 12:19 min
Team evaluation	Liquigas-Doimo	262: 04: 40 h
Second	Rabobank	+ 24:21 min
Third	Caisse d'Epargne	+ 1:05:55 h

The 93rd Giro d'Italia took place from May 8th to 30th, 2010. The bike race was held in 21 stages over a distance of 3418 kilometers. The Italian Ivan Basso won for the second time .

Teams

The following teams have received an invitation from the organizer:

ProTeams ag2r La Mondiale Astana Caisse d'Epargne Footon Servetto Garmin transitions	Lampre-Farnese Vini Liquigas-Doimo Omega Pharma Lotto Quick Step Rabobank	Sky Professional Cycling Team HTC Columbia Katyusha Team Milram Saxo Bank
Professional Continental Teams Acqua & Sapone Androni Giocattoli Bbox Bouygues Telecom	BMC Racing Team Cervélo TestTeam Cofidis	Colnago-CSF Inox

Stages

The stage plan was presented to the public on October 24, 2009 in Milan by the director of the Giros, Angelo Zomegnan . After the Giro 2009 did not end in Milan for the first time in 20 years, this year Verona was chosen as a destination that deviates from tradition.

stage	Type	Day	Start finish	km	Stage winner	Maglia Rosa
01st stage		08th of May	Amsterdam ( NL )	008.4	Bradley Wiggins	Bradley Wiggins
02nd stage		0May 9	Amsterdam– Utrecht (NL)	209	Tyler Farrar	Cadel Evans
03rd stage		10th of May	Amsterdam– Middelburg (NL)	209	Wouter Weylandt	Alexander Vinokurov
1st day of rest		May 11th	-
04th stage		12th of May	Savigliano - Cuneo	032.5	Liquigas-Doimo	Vincenzo Nibali
05th stage		May 13th	Novara - Novi Ligure	168	Jérôme Pineau
06th stage		May 14th	Fidenza - Carrara	166	Matthew Lloyd
07th stage		May 15	Carrara - Montalcino	215	Cadel Evans	Alexander Vinokurov
08th stage		May 16	Chianciano Terme - Monte Terminillo	189	Chris Anker Sørensen
09th stage		17th of May	Frosinone - Cava de 'Tirreni	188	Matthew Goss
10th stage		May 18	Avellino - Bitonto	220	Tyler Farrar
11th stage		May 19th	Lucera - L'Aquila	256	Yevgeny Petrov	Richie Porte
12th stage		May 20th	Città Sant'Angelo - Porto Recanati	191	Filippo Pozzato
13th stage		May 21	Porto Recanati - Cesenatico	222	Manuel Belletti
14th stage		May 22	Ferrara - Asolo	201	Vincenzo Nibali	David Arroyo
15th stage		23. May	Mestre - Monte Zoncolan	218	Ivan Basso
2nd day off		May 24th	-
16th stage		25. May	St. Vigil - Kronplatz	012.9	Stefano Garzelli	David Arroyo
17th stage		May 26	Brunico - Peio	173	Damien Monier
18th stage		May 27th	Levico Terme - Brescia	151	André Greipel
19th stage		28th of May	Brescia - Aprica	195	Michele Scarponi	Ivan Basso
20th stage		May 29th	Bormio - Passo Tonale	178	Johann Tschopp
21st stage		30th May	Verona	015.3	Gustav Larsson

Jerseys in the course of the tour

There are numerous ratings at the Giro d'Italia. To identify the leader in each case, special jerseys were approved for four ratings. The table shows the wearer of the respective jersey during the individual stage or the leaders of the respective overall ranking on the evening of the previous day.

stage	Pink jersey (overall classification)	Red jersey (points evaluation)	Green jersey (mountain classification)	White jersey (junior ranking )	Team evaluation
02nd stage	Bradley Wiggins	Bradley Wiggins		Richie Porte	Team Sky
03rd stage	Cadel Evans	Tyler Farrar	Paul Voss		Team Saxo Bank
04th stage	Alexander Vinokurov	Graeme Brown
05th stage	Vincenzo Nibali			Valerio Agnoli	Liquigas-Doimo
06th stage		Jérôme Pineau
07th stage		Tyler Farrar	Matthew Lloyd
08th stage	Alexander Vinokurov			Richie Porte	Team Saxo Bank
09th stage		Cadel Evans			Liquigas-Doimo
10th stage		Tyler Farrar
11th stage
12th stage	Richie Porte				Team Saxo Bank
13th stage		Jérôme Pineau
14th stage
15th stage	David Arroyo	Alexander Vinokurov			Liquigas-Doimo
16th stage		Cadel Evans
17th stage
18th stage
19th stage
20th stage	Ivan Basso		Ivan Basso
21st stage			Matthew Lloyd
winner	Ivan Basso	Cadel Evans	Matthew Lloyd	Richie Porte	Liquigas-Doimo

See also

• Tour de France 2010
• Vuelta a España 2010

Web links

Commons : Giro d'Italia 2010  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website (Italian, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Giro d'Italia invites 22 teams - RadioShack not included Report on live.Radsport.ch (accessed on March 22, 2010)
2. ↑ Presentation of the Giro d´Italia 2010: Zoncolan, Bergzeitfahren, Mortirolo and Gavia Report of the presentation on live-radsport.ch (requested on March 22, 2010)