Vuelta a España 1985

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The 40th Vuelta a España was held in 20 sections and 3474 kilometers from April 23 to May 12, 1985 . Overall winner was the Spaniard Pedro Delgado , the mountain classification won José Luis Laguía , the points classification won Sean Kelly . Ronny Van Holen won the Meta Volantes classification , Jesús Suárez Cuevas in the Sprint Especiales classification , Fabio Parra in the junior classification and the ZOR-BH in the team classification .

At the start of the penultimate stage, the eventual winner Delgado was still six minutes behind the Scottish climber Robert Millar . Delgado attacked together with the strong rouleur José Recio . Millar's Peugeot team hesitated to pursue it and the captain de la route Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle declined the offer of help from Italian teams. Recio won the stage and Delgado took the overall lead.

Stages

stage from to km winner Yellow jersey Maillot amarillo
prolog Valladolid Valladolid 5.6 ( EZF ) NetherlandsNetherlands Bert Oosterbosch NetherlandsNetherlands Bert Oosterbosch
1 Valladolid Zamora 177 BelgiumBelgium Eddy Planckaert
2 Zamora Ourense 262 IrelandIreland Sean Kelly SpainSpain Miguel Indurain
3 Ourense Santiago de Compostela 197 ItalyItaly Gianbattista Baronchelli
4th Santiago de Compostela Lugo 162 BelgiumBelgium Eddy Planckaert
5 Lugo Oviedo 238 SpainSpain Federico Echaxe
6th Oviedo Covadonga 145 SpainSpain Pedro Delgado SpainSpain Pedro Delgado
7th Cangas de Onís Alto Campoo 190 ColombiaColombia Antonio Agudelo SpainSpain Pello Ruiz Cabestany
8th Aguilar de Campoo Logroño 224 SpainSpain Angel Camarillo
9 Logroño Panticosa 253 BelgiumBelgium Alfons De Wolf
10 Sabiñánigo Tremp 209 IrelandIreland Sean Kelly United KingdomUnited Kingdom Robert Millar
11 Tremp Andorra ( AND ) 124 ColombiaColombia Francisco Rodríguez
12 Andorra ( AND ) Andorra ( AND ) 16 (EZF) ColombiaColombia Francisco Rodríguez
13 Andorra ( AND ) Sant Quirze del Vallès 193 SpainSpain José Ángel Sarrapio
14th Valencia Benidorm 201 SpainSpain José Recio
15th Benidorm Albacete 207 IrelandIreland Sean Kelly
16 Albacete Alcalá de Henares 252 SpainSpain Isidro Juarez
17th Alcalá de Henares Alcalá de Henares 43 (EZF) SpainSpain Pello Ruiz Cabestany
18th Alcalá de Henares Palazuelos de Eresma 200 SpainSpain José Recio SpainSpain Pedro Delgado
19th Palazuelos de Eresma Salamanca 175 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vladimir Malakov

Final results

Maillot amarillo winner SpainSpain Pedro Delgado 95:58:00 h
Second United KingdomUnited Kingdom Robert Millar + 0:36 min
Third ColombiaColombia Francisco Rodríguez + 0:46 min
Fourth SpainSpain Pello Ruiz Cabestany + 1:51 min
fifth ColombiaColombia Fabio Parra + 3:40 min
Sixth FranceFrance Eric Caritoux + 6:08 min
seventh GermanyGermany Reimund Dietzen + 6:36 min
Eighth SpainSpain Álvaro Pino + 7:41 min
Ninth IrelandIreland Sean Kelly + 7:52 min
Tenth SpainSpain José Luis Navarro + 8:56 min
Maillot azul Scoring IrelandIreland Sean Kelly 223 P.
Second SpainSpain Pello Ruiz Cabestany 132 P.
Third ColombiaColombia Francisco Rodríguez 100 p.
Maillot verde Mountain scoring SpainSpain José Luis Laguía 85 p.
Second United KingdomUnited Kingdom Robert Millar 69 P.
Third ColombiaColombia Francisco Rodríguez 64 P.
Red jersey Meta flounces rating BelgiumBelgium Ronny Van Holen 43 P.
Orange jersey Sprints Especiales classification SpainSpain Jesús Suárez Cuevas
White jersey Young talent evaluation ColombiaColombia Fabio Parra 96:01:40 h
Team evaluation SpainSpain ZOR bra 287: 57: 06 h

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Herbie Sykes: Geschacher on Wheels . In: Procycling , German edition . February, 2017, p. 80 ff. (82) .

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