Vuelta a España 2008/13. stage
| Result of the 13th stage | ||||
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| First |
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Alberto Contador | AST | 5:52:35 h |
| Second |
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Alejandro Valverde | GCE | + 0:42 min |
| Third |
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Joaquim Rodríguez | GCE | + 0:58 min |
| Fourth |
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Levi Leipheimer | AST | + 1:05 min |
| fifth |
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Carlos Sastre | CSC | + 1:32 min |
| Sixth |
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Robert Gesink | RAB | + 1:56 min |
| seventh |
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Ezequiel Mosquera | XAG | + 2:18 min |
| Eighth |
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Oliver Zaugg | GST | + 2:28 min |
| Ninth |
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Damiano Cunego | LAM | + 2:43 min |
| Tenth |
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Daniel Moreno Fernández | GCE | + 3:01 min |
| Intermediate results after the 13th stage | ||||
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Alberto Contador | AST | 51:41:17 h |
| Second |
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Levi Leipheimer | AST | + 1:07 min |
| Third |
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Carlos Sastre | CSC | + 3:01 min |
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Greg Van Avermaet | SIL | 99 P. |
| Second |
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Alejandro Valverde | GCE | 94 P. |
| Third |
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Alberto Contador | AST | 85 p. |
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David Moncoutié | COF | 113 P. |
| Second |
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Christophe Kern | CA | 80 p. |
| Third |
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Alberto Contador | AST | 68 P. |
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Alberto Contador | AST | 7 p. |
| Second |
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Alejandro Valverde | GCE | 19 p. |
| Third |
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Levi Leipheimer | AST | 20 p. |
| Team evaluation |
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Caisse d'Epargne | GCE | 154: 57: 15 h |
| Second |
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Team Astana | AST | + 4:42 min |
| Third |
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Team CSC-Saxo Bank | CSC | + 16:38 min |
The 13th stage of the Vuelta a España 2008 on September 13th led over 209.5 kilometers from San Vicente de la B. to the Alto de L'Angiru . The program included two sprint ratings and one mountain rating each in the 3rd and Especial category as well as three mountain ratings in the 1st category.
After the second day of rest, today's king's stage, with the goal of the very steep Alto de L´Angiru and its up to 23.6 percent gradient, had to cope with a total of 3708 meters in altitude. Despite the difficulties ahead, the first two hours of racing were driven very quickly. In the first an hourly average of more than 45 kilometers and in the second of more than 43 kilometers. As on the previous two stages, a trio was able to pull away: Christophe Kern , Maarten Tjallingii and Matej Jurčo . Kern had attacked in the first mountain classification and the other two followed him. In the meantime the three had a lead of ten minutes and reached the next three mountain classifications in the 1st category in front of the field. In each case, Kern secured the maximum number of points and thus finished second in the mountain classification after the end of the stage. But David Moncoutié , who continues to be the leader in this classification , was able to collect 26 points over the course of the day. The favorites exchanged blows for the tour victory on the last climb of the day. In the second part of the mountain, only four riders were left at the top: Alberto Contador , Alejandro Valverde , Joaquim Rodríguez and Levi Leipheimer . Valverde attacked, Contador and Rodríguez followed and Leipheimer fell back. A preliminary decision for the overall standings had actually already been made. Leipheimer should not be able to make up for today's deficit. Contador attacked three and a half kilometers from the finish and was able to distance his opponents. He won the stage before Valverde. He also took over the gold jersey from Leipheimer and Carlos Sastre , who was fifth of the day. For a big co-favorite, the Vuelta was over on the descent of the penultimate mountain: Igor Antón fell and broke his collarbone.
tasks
- 23 José Antonio López
- 81 Igor Antón
- 102 Mathias Frank
- 151 Óscar Freire
Sprint ratings
- 1st intermediate sprint in Infiesto (kilometer 95.1) (140 m above sea level)
First
Maarten Tjallingii SIL 4 p. Second
Christophe Kern CA 2 p. Third
Matej Jurčo MRM 1 P.
- 2nd intermediate sprint in Fresnedo (kilometer 195.6) (360 m above sea level)
- Finish in Alto de L 'Angiru (1,560 m above sea level)
First
Alberto Contador AST 25 p. Second
Alejandro Valverde GCE 20 p. Third
Joaquim Rodríguez GCE 16 p. Fourth
Levi Leipheimer AST 14 p. fifth
Carlos Sastre CSC 12 p. Sixth
Robert Gesink RAB 10 p. seventh
Ezequiel Mosquera XAG 9 p. Eighth
Oliver Zaugg GST 8 p. Ninth
Damiano Cunego LAM 7 p. Tenth
Daniel Moreno Fernández GCE 6 p. 11.
Davide rebel GST 5 p. 12.
David Moncoutie COF 4 p. 13.
Alberto Losada GCE 3 p. 14th
Nicolas Roche CA 2 p. 15th
John Gadret ALM 1 P.
Mountain ratings
- Alto de Ortigueiro, 3rd category (km 45.9) (450 m above sea level)
First
Christophe Kern CA 6 p. Second
Maarten Tjallingii SIL 4 p. Third
Matej Jurco MRM 2 p. Fourth
Juan Manuel Gárate QST 1 P.
- Puerto de Arnicio, 1st category (kilometer 116.7) (910 m above sea level)
First
Christophe Kern CA 16 p. Second
Matej Jurco MRM 12 p. Third
Maarten Tjallingii SIL 10 p. Fourth
David Moncoutie COF 8 p. fifth
Leonardo Duque COF 6 p. Sixth
Juan Manuel Garate QST 4 p. seventh
Benjamin Noval AST 3 p. Eighth
Assan Basayev AST 2 p. Ninth
Emanuele Bindi LAM 1 P.
- Alto de la Colladona, 1st category (km 154.8) (850 m above sea level)
First
Christophe Kern CA 16 p. Second
Matej Jurco MRM 12 p. Third
Maarten Tjallingii SIL 10 p. Fourth
David Moncoutie COF 8 p. fifth
Juan Manuel Garate QST 6 p. Sixth
Benjamin Noval AST 4 p. seventh
Tomas Vaitkus AST 3 p. Eighth
Dmitri Muravyov AST 2 p. Ninth
Mikel Astarloza EUS 1 P.
- Alto del Cordal, 1st category (kilometer 188.1) (780 m above sea level)
First
Christophe Kern CA 16 p. Second
Maarten Tjallingii SIL 12 p. Third
Matej Jurco MRM 10 p. Fourth
David Moncoutie COF 8 p. fifth
Alberto Contador AST 6 p. Sixth
José Luis Rubiera AST 4 p. seventh
Sérgio Paulinho AST 3 p. Eighth
Levi Leipheimer AST 2 p. Ninth
Daniel Moreno Fernández GCE 1 P.
- Alto d L'Angliru, category Especial (kilometer 208.7) (1,573 m above sea level)