Vuelta a Castilla y León 2017

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General
output 32. Vuelta a Castilla y León
Racing series UCI Europe Tour 2017 2.1
Stages 3
date May 19-21, 2017
overall length 479.9 km
Host country ESP Spain
begin Aguilar de Campoo
target Leon
Teams 18th
Driver at the start 138
Driver at the finish 108
Average speed 40.642 km / h
Result
winner FRA Jonathan Hivert ( Direct Energy )
Second POR Henrique Casimiro ( Efapel )
Third ECU Richard Carapaz ( Movistar )
Scoring FRA Jonathan Hivert ( Direct Energy )
Mountain scoring PORJoão Rodrigues ( W52-FC Porto )
Sprint scoring POR Daniel Mestre ( Efapel )
Team evaluation ITA Androni Sidermec Bottecchia
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The 32nd Vuelta a Castilla y León 2017 was a Spanish road bike race . The stage race held from 19th to 21st May 2017 instead. In addition, the bike race was part of the UCI Europe Tour 2017 and classified there in category 2.1 .

The Russian Alexander Jewtushenko from Lokosphinx won the first stage in the mass sprint, making him the first leader in the overall standings of the 2017 edition. On the second stage there was a mountain arrival in La Camperona , which was already on the program at the Vuelta 2016 . The Frenchman Jonathan Hivert from Direct Énergie was victorious . On the final ramp, which is up to 25 percent steep, he distanced himself from other pursuers and at the same time became the new leader in the overall standings. The third stage started in the 2014 World Cup location Ponferrada and ended in León . In León he won the Spaniard Carlos Barbero from the Movistar team in the mass sprint. Jonathan Hivert won the overall standings.

Participating teams

WorldTeam
  1. ESP Movistar
Professional Continental Teams (4)
  1. ITA Androni Giocattoli
  2. ESP Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
  3. FRA Direct energy
  4. ISR Israel Cycling Academy
Continental Teams (13)
  1. COL Bicicletas Strongman
  2. BOL Bolivia
  3. ESP Burgos bra
  4. POR Efapel
  5. ESP Euskadi Basque Country-Murias
  6. KUW Kuwait-Cartucho.es
  7. POR LA Alumínios-Metalusa-BlackJack
  8. RUS Lokosphinx
  9. COL Medellin Indians
  10. POR RP Boavista
  11. MAS Team Sapura Cycling
  12. POR Sporting Tavira
  13. POR W52-FC Porto
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Stages

Wikidata logo S.svgstage date Stage locations type Length (km) Stage winner Overall leader
1st stage  May 19th Aguilar de Campoo - Santibáñez de la Peña
Flat stage
 168 RUS Alexander Yevtushenko RUS Alexander Yevtushenko
2nd stage  May 20th Velilla del Río Carrión - La Camperona
Intermediate stage
 166.4 FRA Jonathan Hivert FRA Jonathan Hivert
3rd stage  May 21 Ponferrada - León
Flat stage
 145.5 ESP Carlos Barbero FRA Jonathan Hivert

1st stage

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driver country team time
1. Alexander Yevtushenko RUS Russia Lokosphinx 3 h 58 min 35 s
2. Daniel Mestre POR Portugal Efapel + 7 s
3. Rafael Reis POR Portugal Caja Rural-Seguros RGA + 7 s
4th Jonathan Hivert FRA France Direct energy + 7 s
5. Dayer Quintana COL Colombia Movistar + 7 s
6th Óscar Rodríguez ESP Spain Euskadi Basque Country-Murias + 7 s
7th Daniel Rozo COL Colombia Bicicletas Strongman + 7 s
8th. João Rodrigues POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 7 s
9. Mattia Cattaneo ITA Italy Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 7 s
10. Nicolás Paredes COL Colombia Medellin Indians + 7 s
Source: ProCyclingStats
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driver country team time
1. Alexander Yevtushenko multi-colored jersey, general classificationScoring RUS Russia Lokosphinx 3 h 58 min 24 s
2. Daniel Mestre blue jersey, intermediate sprints classification POR Portugal Efapel + 9 s
3. Rafael Reis POR Portugal Caja Rural-Seguros RGA + 14 s
4th Jonathan Hivert FRA France Direct energy + 15 s
5. Dayer Quintana COL Colombia Movistar + 16 s
6th João Rodrigues Mountain scoring POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 16 s
7th Mattia Cattaneo ITA Italy Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 17 s
8th. Óscar Rodríguez ESP Spain Euskadi Basque Country-Murias + 18 s
9. Daniel Rozo COL Colombia Bicicletas Strongman + 18 s
10. Nicolás Paredes COL Colombia Medellin Indians + 18 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


2nd stage

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driver country team time
1. Jonathan Hivert FRA France Direct energy 4 h 12 min 43 s
2. Jaime Rosón ESP Spain Caja Rural-Seguros RGA + 16 s
3. Henrique Casimiro POR Portugal Efapel + 31 s
4th Richard Carapaz ECU Ecuador Movistar + 36 s
5. Frederico Figueiredo POR Portugal Sporting Tavira + 40 s
6th Óscar Seville ESP Spain Medellin Indians + 43 s
7th Antonio Carvalho POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 46 s
8th. Joaquim Silva POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 51 s
9. Rodolfo Torres COL Colombia Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 1 min 02 s
10. Alessio Taliani ITA Italy Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 1 min 02 s
Source: ProCyclingStats
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driver country team time
1. Jonathan Hivert multi-colored jersey, general classificationScoring FRA France Direct energy 8 h 11 min 12 s
2. Jaime Rosón ESP Spain Caja Rural-Seguros RGA + 38 s
3. Henrique Casimiro POR Portugal Efapel + 55 s
4th Richard Carapaz ECU Ecuador Movistar + 1 min 04 s
5. Frederico Figueiredo POR Portugal Sporting Tavira + 1 min 08 s
6th Óscar Seville ESP Spain Medellin Indians + 1 min 11 s
7th Antonio Carvalho POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 1 min 14 s
8th. Joaquim Silva POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 1 min 19 s
9. Rodolfo Torres COL Colombia Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 1 min 30 s
10. Alessio Taliani ITA Italy Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 1 min 30 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


3rd stage

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driver country team time
1. Carlos Barbero ESP Spain Movistar 3 h 37 min 16 s
2. Mihkel Raim EST Estonia Israel Cycling Academy + 0 s
3. Sergei Shilov RUS Russia Lokosphinx + 0 s
4th Eduard Prades ESP Spain Caja Rural-Seguros RGA + 0 s
5. Tony Hurel FRA France Direct energy + 0 s
6th Daniel Freitas POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 0 s
7th Andrea Vendrame ITA Italy Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 0 s
8th. Lilian Calmejane FRA France Direct energy + 0 s
9. Adrian González Velasco ESP Spain Euskadi Basque Country-Murias + 0 s
10. Marvin Angarita COL Colombia Bolivia + 0 s
Source: ProCyclingStats

Overall rating

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driver country team time
1. Jonathan Hivert multi-colored jersey, general classificationScoring FRA France Direct energy 11 h 48 min 28 s
2. Henrique Casimiro POR Portugal Efapel + 55 s
3. Richard Carapaz ECU Ecuador Movistar + 1 min 04 s
5. Frederico Figueiredo POR Portugal Sporting Tavira + 1 min 08 s
6th Óscar Seville ESP Spain Medellin Indians + 1 min 09 s
7th Antonio Carvalho POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 1 min 14 s
8th. Joaquim Silva POR Portugal W52-FC Porto + 1 min 19 s
9. Jesus del Pino ESP Spain Efapel + 1 min 28 s
10. Rodolfo Torres COL Colombia Androni Sidermec Bottecchia + 1 min 30 s
Source: ProCyclingStats


Ratings in the course of the tour

stage Stage winner Overall rating
Jersey combined.svg 		Scoring
Jersey green.svg 		Mountain scoring
Jersey red.svg 		Combination scoring
Jersey blue.svg 		Team evaluation
1 Alexander Yevtushenko Alexander Yevtushenko Alexander Yevtushenko João Rodrigues Daniel Mestre Efapel
2 Jonathan Hivert Jonathan Hivert Jonathan Hivert Androni Giocattoli
3 Carlos Barbero
Valuation winner Jonathan Hivert Jonathan Hivert João Rodrigues Daniel Mestre Androni Giocattoli

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Petit wins the GP la Somme, Hivert the Vuelta a Castilla y Leon. radsport-news.com, May 21, 2017, accessed July 26, 2017 .

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