Vuelta a España 2011
| Vuelta a España 2011 | |
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| Racing series | UCI WorldTour |
| Host country |
 Spain
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| Competition period | August 20th to September 11th |
| Stages | 21 stages |
| overall length | 3330.1 km |
| Starting field | 198 drivers from 33 nations in 22 teams (167 of them arrived at the finish) |
| winner | |
| Overall rating | 1. Chris Froome ( SKY ) 84:59:44 h 2. Bradley Wiggins ( SKY ) +1: 26 min 3. Bauke Mollema ( RAB ) +1: 50 min 
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| Team evaluation | Geox-TMC 254: 32:28 hr |
| Scoring jerseys | |
 Overall rating
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Chris Froome ( SKY )
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 Scoring
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Bauke Mollema ( RAB )
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 Mountain scoring
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 David Moncoutié ( COF )
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 Combination scoring
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Juan José Cobo ( GEO )
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| course | |
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| ← 2010 | 2012 → |
The 66th Vuelta a España took place from August 20, 2011 to September 11, 2011. It was a total of 3,330.1 kilometers long.
The three-week Spanish Cycling - stage race consisted of 21 stages and was in Benidorm with a team time trial start 13.5 kilometers. A total of ten mountain stages , including six mountain arrivals , and nine flat stages took place. In addition, an individual time trial of 47.0 km was held in Salamanca . The race ended on September 11, 2011 in Madrid .
On June 13, 2019, the UCI suspended overall winner Juan José Cobo for three years for violating anti-doping rules in the period from 2009 to 2011. Cobo, who ended his career in 2014, did not contest this ban ; thus Froome is now the overall winner of the Vuelta 2011.
For the regulations of the Vuelta a España 2011 see here .
Teams
The race was part of the UCI WorldTour 2011 , in which the 18 UCI ProTeams took part. Four wildcards were given to Professional Continental Teams .
| ProTeams | Professional Continental Teams | |
→ Main article driver field 2011
Stage overview
→ Detailed stage overview with results: Vuelta a España 2011 / stages
| Stages | Day | Start finish | Type | km | Stage winner |
 Fighting spirit
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| 1. | Sat, August 20 | Benidorm - Benidorm 1 |  |
13.5 | Leopard Trek | Fabian Cancellara ( LEO ) |
| 2. | Sun., August 21 | La Nucia - Playas de Orihuela |  |
174 | Christopher Sutton ( SKY ) | Adam Hansen ( LEO ) |
| 3. | Mon., August 22 | Petrer - Totana | |
163 | Pablo Lastras ( MOV ) | Sylvain Chavanel ( MOV ) |
| 4th | Tuesday, August 23 | Baza - Sierra Nevada |  |
170.2 | Daniel Moreno ( KAT ) | Thomas Rohrgger ( QST ) |
| 5. | Wed., August 24th | Sierra Nevada - Valdepeñas de Jaén | |
187 | Joaquim Rodríguez ( KAT ) | Michael Albasini ( THR ) |
| 6th | Thursday, August 25th | Úbeda - Cordoba | |
193.4 | Peter Sagan ( LIQ ) | Martin Kohler ( BMC ) |
| 7th | Friday, August 26th | Almadén - Talavera de la Reina | |
182.9 | Marcel Kittel ( SKS ) | Luis Ángel Maté ( COF ) |
| 8th. | Sat., August 27th | Talavera de la Reina - San Lorenzo de El Escorial | |
177.3 | Joaquim Rodríguez ( KAT ) | Adrián Palomares ( ACG ) |
| 9. | Sun, August 28th | Villacastín - Sierra de Bejar.La Covatilla | |
183 | Daniel Martin ( GRM ) | Sebastian Lang ( OLO ) |
| 10. | Mon., August 29 | Salamanca - Salamanca 2 | |
47 | Tony Martin ( THR ) | Tony Martin ( THR ) |
| R. | Tuesday, August 30th | 1st day of rest |  |
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| 11. | Wed., August 31 | Verín - Manzaneda | |
167 | David Moncoutié ( COF ) | Adrian Palomares ( ACG ) |
| 12. | Thursday, September 1st | Ponteareas - Pontevedra | |
167.3 | Peter Sagan ( LIQ ) | Adam Hansen ( OLO ) |
| 13. | Friday, September 2nd | Sarria - Ponferrada |  |
158.2 | Michael Albasini ( THR ) | Amets Txurruka ( EUS ) |
| 14th | Sat., September 3rd | Astorga - La Farrapona | |
175.8 | Pure Taaramäe ( COF ) | David de la Fuente ( GEO ) |
| 15th | Sun, September 4th | Avilés - Alto de Angliru | |
142.2 |
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Simon Geschke ( SKS ) |
| R. | Mon., September 5th | 2nd day off | |
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| 16. | Tuesday, September 6th | Villa Romana La Olmeda - Haro | |
203.6 | Juan José Haedo ( SBS ) | Jesús Rosendo ( OLO ) |
| 17th | Wed, September 7th | Oyon / Faustino V - Peña Cabarga | |
211 | Chris Froome ( SKY ) | Johannes Fröhlinger ( SKS ) |
| 18th | Thursday, September 8th | Solares - Noja | |
174.6 | Francesco Gavazzi ( LAM ) | Sérgio Paulinho ( RSH ) |
| 19th | Friday, September 9th | Noja - Bilbao | |
158.5 | Igor Antón ( EUS ) | Igor Antón ( EUS ) |
| 20th | Sat, September 10th | Bilbao - Vitoria-Gasteiz | |
185 | Daniele Bennati ( LEO ) | Carlos Barredo ( RAB ) |
| 21st | Sun, September 11th | Circuito del Jarama - Madrid | |
95.6 | Peter Sagan ( LIQ ) | Adrian Palomares ( ACG ) |
1 team time trial
2 individual time trials
Ratings in the course of the tour
The table shows the leader in the respective classification at the end of the respective stage, without taking into account the disqualification of the overall winner.
Notes on the table:
- ↑ On the 4th stage, Sylvain Chavanel wore the green jersey as the runner-up in the points classification, as the leading driver in this classification, Pablo Lastras, wore the overall leader's jersey, which was higher in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 4th stage, Markel Irízar wore the blue and white jersey as the runner-up in the mountain classification, as the leading driver Pablo Lastras rode in the overall leader's jersey, which was higher in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 4th stage, Ruslan Pidhornyj wore the white jersey as fourth in the combined classification, as the drivers Pablo Lastras, Sylvain Chavanel and Markel Irízar, who were placed in front of him in this classification, were wearing the higher-quality jerseys of the leader in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules the overall, points or mountain classification.
- ↑ On the 6th stage, Chris Anker Sørensen wore the blue and white jersey as the runner-up in the mountain classification, as the leading driver Daniel Moreno wore the overall leader's jersey, which was higher in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 5th stage, Daniel Martin wore the white jersey as the third place in the combined classification, as the drivers Daniel Moreno and Sylvain Chavanel, who were placed in front of him in this classification, were wearing the higher quality jerseys of the leader of the mountain groups, or overall ranking.
- ↑ On the 6th and 8th stage, Joaquim Rodríguez wore the white jersey as the runner-up in the combined classification, as the leading driver Daniel Moreno wore the higher quality jersey of the leader in the points classification according to section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 7th stage, Chris Anker Sørensen wore the white jersey as fourth-placed in the combined classification, as the drivers Daniel Moreno, Joaquim Rodríguez and Sylvain Chavanel, who were placed in front of him in this classification, were wearing the higher-quality jerseys of the UCI rules in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules Leaders of the mountain, points and overall classification drove.
- ↑ On the 9th stage, Sylvain Chavanel wore the white jersey as third place in the combined classification, as the drivers Daniel Moreno and Joaquim Rodríguez, who were placed in front of him in this classification, were wearing the higher-quality jerseys of the leader of the mountain groups in accordance with Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules. or overall ranking.
- ↑ On the 9th stage, Peter Sagan wore the green jersey as the runner-up in the points classification, as the leading driver in this classification, Joaquim Rodríguez, wore the overall leader's jersey, which was higher according to Section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 10th stage, Daniel Moreno wore the white jersey as third place in the combined classification, as the drivers Bauke Mollema and Joaquim Rodríguez, who were placed in front of him in this classification, wore the higher quality jerseys of the leader of the overall team according to section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules. or scoring lead.
- ↑ On the 16th and 17th stages, Bauke Mollema wore the white jersey as the runner-up in the combined classification, as the leading driver Juan José Cobo rode in the higher quality jersey of the leader of the overall classification according to section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules.
- ↑ On the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st stages, Chris Froome wore the white jersey as the runner-up in the combined classification, as the leading driver Juan José Cobo was wearing the leading jersey according to section 2.6.018 of the UCI rules the overall standings.
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ sport.de July 18, 2019: UCI declares Froome the 2011 Vuelta winner
Web links
Commons : Vuelta a España 2011 - Collection of images, videos and audio files
- Official website
- Vuelta a España 2011 in the ProCyclingStats.com database
- Regulations of the Vuelta a España 2011 ( Memento of March 14, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) (English)