Tour of Portugal 2017
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| General | |||
| output | 79th Tour of Portugal | ||
| Racing series | UCI Europe Tour 2017 2.1 | ||
| Stages | 11 | ||
| date | 4th - 15th August 2017 | ||
| overall length | 1,626.7 km | ||
| Host country |
 Portugal |
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| begin | Lisbon | ||
| target | Viseu | ||
| Teams | 18th | ||
| Driver at the start | 140 | ||
| Driver at the finish | 109 | ||
| Average speed | 38.943 km / h | ||
| Result | |||
| winner |
 Raúl Alarcón ( W52-FC Porto ) |
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| Second |
Amaro Antunes ( W52-FC Porto ) |
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| Third |
Vicente García de Mateos ( Louletano-Hospital de Loulé ) |
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| Scoring |
Vicente García de Mateos ( Louletano-Hospital de Loulé ) |
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| Mountain scoring |
Amaro Antunes ( W52-FC Porto ) |
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| Young talent evaluation |
 Krists Neilands ( Israel Cycling Academy ) |
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| Team evaluation |
W52-FC Porto
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| ◀ 2016 | 2018 ▶ | ||
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The 79th Tour of Portugal in 2017 was a Portuguese road bike race . The stage race took place from August 4th to 15th, 2017 . It was part of the UCI Europe Tour 2017 and classified there in category 2.1 . Overall winner was the Spaniard Raul Alarcon from W52-FC Porto .
The prologue in Lisbon won the Frenchman Damien Gaudin (Armee de terre) in 6:24 minutes with two seconds ahead of Domingos Goncalves (Portugal / Radio Popular). With that, Gaudin won the leader's jersey for the overall leadership. Raul Alarcon (Spain / W52) secured the first stage to Setubal as a soloist with eleven seconds ahead of the field and took the overall lead, which he kept until the end. Stage two was won by Samuel Caldeira (Portugal / W52) in the mass sprint ahead of Antonio Parrinello (Italy / GM Europe). Bryan Alaphilippe (France / Army de terre) won the mass sprint on stage three ahead of Krists Neilands (Latvia / Israel Cycling Academy). Stage four ended with a mountain finish. Raul Alarcon won this with a three second lead over Amaro Antunes (Portugal / W52). Gustavo César Veloso (Spain / W52) won stage five in a sprint of around 15 men ahead of Vicente Garcia (Spain / Louletano). Rui Sousa (Portugal / Radio Popular) took the sixth with the uphill straight, four seconds ahead of Vicente Garcia. The mountain finish of the seventh stage was won by Antonio Barbio (Portugal / Efapel) as an outlier with a lead of about 1:10 minutes over Gustavo Cesar Veloso. Stage eight went to Vicente Garcia, which he won in a small group sprint ahead of Daniel Mestre (Portugal / Efapel). On the ninth stage, you reached the roof of the Tour of Portugal 2017 at over 2000 meters above sea level . Amaro Antunes won this stage ahead of team-mate Raul Alarcon. The two were almost two minutes ahead of third placed, Krists Neilands. The last stage was a 20.1 km individual time trial around Viseu . Gustavo Cesar Veloso won this ahead of Raul Alarcon, who was 15 seconds behind.
Participating teams
| Professional Continental Team Continental Teams (17) | |
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Stages
| stage | Day | Start finish | Type | km | Stage winner | Overall rating |
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| prolog | 4th of August | Lisbon > Lisbon |  |
5.4 |
 Damien Gaudin (ADT) |
Damien Gaudin (ADT)
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| 1. | 5th of August | Vila Franca de Xira > Setubal |  |
203.0 |
 Raúl Alarcón (W52) |
Raúl Alarcón (W52)
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| 2. | 6th of August | Reguengos de Monsaraz > Castelo Branco | |
214.7 |
 Samuel Caldeira (W52)
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| 3. | August 7th | Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo > Bragança |  |
162.7 |
Bryan Alaphilippe (ADT)
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| 4th | 8th August | Macedo de Cavaleiros > Mondim de Basto |  |
152.7 |
Raúl Alarcón (W52)
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| 5. | August 9 | Boticas > Viana do Castelo | |
179.6 |
Gustavo César (W52)
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| 6th | August 10 | Braga > Fafe | |
182.7 |
Rui Sousa (RPB)
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| R. | August 11th | Rest day |  |
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| 7th | 12. August | Lousada > Santo Tirso | |
161.9 |
António Barbio (EFP)
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| 8th. | 13 August | Gondomar > Oliveira de Azeméis | |
165.8 |
Vicente Garcia (LHL)
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| 9. | August 14th | Lousã > Guarda | |
184.1 |
Amaro Antunes (W52)
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| 10. | 15th of August | Viseu > Viseu | |
20.1 |
Gustavo César (W52)
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Ratings in the course of the tour
| stage | Stage winner | Overall rating
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Scoring
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Mountain scoring
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Young talent evaluation
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Team evaluation |
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| prolog | Damien Gaudin | Damien Gaudin | not carried out | not carried out | Travis Samuel | Sporting / Tavira |
| 1 | Raúl Alarcón | Raul Alarcón | Raul Alarcón | César Fonte | Óscar Rodríguez | W52-FC Porto |
| 2 | Samuel Caldeira | Roy Goldstein | ||||
| 3 | Bryan Alaphilippe | João Matias | ||||
| 4th | Raúl Alarcón | Krists Neilands | ||||
| 5 | Gustavo César | |||||
| 6th | Rui Sousa | Vicente de Mateos | ||||
| 7th | Antonio Barbio | |||||
| 8th | Vicente Garcia | |||||
| 9 | Amaro Antunes | Amaro Antunes | ||||
| 10 | Gustavo César | |||||
| Valuation winner | Raul Alarcón | Vicente Garcia | Amaro Antunes | Krists Neilands | W52-FC Porto | |
Web links
- Official website
- Tour of Portugal 2017 in the ProCyclingStats.com database