2005 Giro d'Italia
Overview of the stages
The 88th Giro d'Italia was held in 2005 from May 7 to May 29, running for about 3500 kilometers. It was won by Paolo Savoldelli who had worn the Maglia Rosa since the 13th stage.
Overview
| Stage |
Date |
Start |
End |
Distance |
Winner |
Maglia rosa |
| (Preliminary) |
May 7 |
Reggio di Calabria |
- |
1.15 km |
Brett Lancaster  |
Brett Lancaster |
Details |
| 1 |
May 8 |
Reggio di Calabria |
Tropea |
208 km |
Paolo Bettini  |
Paolo Bettini |
Details |
| 2 |
May 9 |
Catanzaro Lido |
Santa Maria del Cedro |
182 km |
Robbie McEwen |
Robbie McEwen |
Details |
| 3 |
May 10 |
Diamante |
Giffoni Valle Piana |
205 km |
Danilo Di Luca |
Paolo Bettini |
Details |
| 4 |
May 11 |
Giffoni Valle Piana |
Frosinone |
211 km |
Luca Mazzanti |
Paolo Bettini |
Details |
| 5 |
May 12 |
Celano |
L'Aquila |
223 km |
Danilo Di Luca |
Danilo Di Luca |
Details |
| 6 |
May 13 |
Viterbo |
Marina di Grosseto |
153 km |
Robbie McEwen |
Paolo Bettini |
Details |
| 7 |
May 14 |
Grosseto |
Pistoia |
211 km |
Koldo Gil Perez  |
Danilo Di Luca |
Details |
| 8 |
May 15 |
Lamporecchio |
Firenze |
45 km |
David Zabriskie  |
Danilo Di Luca |
Details |
| 9 |
May 16 |
Firenze |
Ravenna |
139 km |
Alessandro Petacchi |
Danilo Di Luca |
Details |
| 10 |
May 18 |
Ravenna |
Rossano Veneto |
212 km |
Robbie McEwen |
Danilo Di Luca |
Details |
| 11 |
May 19 |
Marostica |
Zoldo Alto |
150 km |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Ivan Basso |
Details |
| 12 |
May 20 |
Alleghe |
Rovereto |
178 km |
Alessandro Petacchi |
Ivan Basso |
Details |
| 13 |
May 21 |
Mezzocorona |
Ortisei |
218 km |
Iván Parra  |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 14 |
May 22 |
Egna |
Livigno |
210 km |
Iván Parra |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 15 |
May 23 |
Livigno |
Lissone |
147 km |
Alessandro Petacchi |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 16 |
May 25 |
Lissone |
Varazze |
210 km |
Christophe Le Mével  |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 17 |
May 26 |
Varazze |
Limone Piemonte |
194 km |
Ivan Basso |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 18 |
May 27 |
Chieri |
Turin |
34 km |
Ivan Basso |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 19 |
May 28 |
Savigliano |
Sestriere |
190 km |
José Rujano |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
| 20 |
May 29 |
Albese con Cassano |
Milan |
119 km |
Alessandro Petacchi |
Paolo Savoldelli |
Details |
The stages eight (May 15) and 18 (May 27) as well as the preliminary (May 7) were time trials.
Teams
The following teams started for the Giro d'Italia 2005.
| UCI Code |
Team |
Country |
| LAM |
Lampre-Caffita |
|
| BTL |
Bouygues Télécom |
|
| PAN |
Ceramica Panaria-Navigare |
|
| COF |
Cofidis |
|
| CLM |
Selle Italia Colombia |
|
| C.A |
Credit Agricole |
|
| DVL |
Davitamon-Lotto |
 |
| DSC |
Discovery Channel |
|
| DOM |
Domina Vacanze |
|
| EUS |
Euskaltel-Euskadi |
|
| FAS |
Fassa Bortolo |
|
| FDJ |
Française des Jeux |
|
| GST |
Gerolsteiner |
 |
| IBA |
Illes Balears |
|
| LST |
Liberty Seguros-Würth |
|
| LIQ |
Liquigas-Bianchi |
|
| PHO |
Phonak |
 |
| QST |
Quickstep |
|
| RAB |
Rabobank |
 |
| SDV |
Saunier Duval-Prodir |
|
| CSC |
Team CSC |
 |
| TMO |
T-Mobile Team |
|
Stages
Preliminary
The preliminary was a 1.15 kilometers time race. It was won by the Australian Brett Lancaster with a 0.289 second advantage over Matteo Tosatto, who scored second. After the last rider, Mario Cipollini received the homage of the Italian cycling world, doing the 1.15 kilometre race out of competition. He had announced his retirement just ten days before.
Standings after the preliminary
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Brett Lancaster (Aus) |
PAN |
1'20" |
|
1 |
Brett Lancaster (Aus) |
PAN |
1'20" |
| 2 |
Matteo Tosatto (It) |
FAS |
1" |
|
2 |
Matteo Tosatto (It) |
FAS |
1" |
| 3 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
1" |
|
3 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
1" |
| 4 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
1" |
|
4 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
1" |
| 5 |
Olaf Pollack (Ger) |
TMO |
2" |
|
5 |
Olaf Pollack (Ger) |
TMO |
2" |
1st stage
At the beginning of the first road stage, a four-man breakaway formed and led by almost ten minutes at one point. Thorwald Veneberg was finally captured again about 20 kilometers before the end. However, his efforts paid by giving him the first maglia verde of the Giro. On the last kilometre Paolo Bettini managed to get away on a very steep gradient.
Standings after the 1st stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
5:09'32" |
|
1 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
5:10'35" |
| 2 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
3" |
|
2 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
12" |
| 3 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
4" |
|
3 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
14" |
| 4 |
Baden Cooke (Aus) |
FDJ |
4" |
|
4 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
22" |
| 5 |
Manuele Mori (It) |
SDV |
4" |
|
5 |
Marco Velo (It) |
FAS |
25" |
2nd stage
Having been defeated by Paolo Bettini and Robbie McEwen on the previous stage, Italian favourite Alessandro Petacchi failed yet again in the bunch sprint in Santa Maria del Cedro. This time, he claimed, he had been forced to change his direction because of Estonian Jaan Kirsipuu.
Standings after the 2nd stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
4:34:47 |
|
1 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
9:45'14" |
| 2 |
Isaac Gálvez (Esp) |
IBA |
0" |
|
2 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
8" |
| 3 |
Robert Förster (Ger) |
GST |
0" |
|
3 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
14" |
| 4 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
0" |
|
4 |
Isaac Gálvez (Esp) |
QST |
27" |
| 5 |
Baden Cooke (Aus) |
FDJ |
0" |
|
5 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
30" |
3rd stage
Just as in the first stage, the sprinter's teams were not able to stop a break-away in the last kilometres of the race. This time, it was a group of fifty riders which included all the GC important riders. Danilo Di Luca, in a great form in season 2005, beat fellow Italian Damiano Cunego in the sprint for the stage victory.
Standings after the 3rd stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
5:24'17" |
|
1 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
15:09'35" |
| 2 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
0" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
9" |
| 3 |
Stefano Garzelli (It) |
LIQ |
0" |
|
3 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
17" |
| 4 |
Mirko Celestino (It) |
DOM |
0" |
|
4 |
Stefano Garzelli (It) |
LIQ |
23" |
| 5 |
Francisco Ventoso (Esp) |
SDV |
0" |
|
5 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
26" |
4th stage
Paolo Bettini won the sprint at the end which was fought between five cyclists. But in this process he caused Baden Cooke to fall and was declassified because of this. Luca Mazzanti, who came in second, inherited the victory. After the stage, Bettini threatened to abandon the race, but it turned out to be an empty threat.
Standings after the 4th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Luca Mazzanti (It) |
PAN |
5:10'09" |
|
1 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
20:19'44" |
| 2 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
0" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
13" |
| 3 |
Michele Scarponi (It) |
LST |
0" |
|
3 |
Luca Mazzanti (It) |
PAN |
16" |
| 4 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
0" |
|
4 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
19" |
| 5 |
Mirko Celestino (It) |
DOM |
0" |
|
5 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
21" |
5th stage
Danilo Di Luca got his second stage victory in 2005 Giro d'Italia, notching this win ahead of Fassa Bortolo's Marzio Bruseghin. Otherwise, this stage had no important influence on the fight for General Classification.
Standings after the 5th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
6:01'18" |
|
1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
26:20'55" |
| 2 |
Marzio Bruseghin (It) |
FAS |
0" |
|
2 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
3" |
| 3 |
Mauricio Alberto Ardila Cano (Col) |
DVL |
2" |
|
3 |
Luca Mazzanti (It) |
PAN |
25" |
| 4 |
Bjoern Leukemans (Bel) |
DVL |
2" |
|
4 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
28" |
| 5 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
2" |
|
5 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
30" |
6th stage
Just as Danilo Di Luca had done the previous day, Australian Robbie McEwen took his second win in this year's Giro. This time, he did not have to beat Alessandro Petacchi, since the Italian's treno biancoblù de-railed, causing the fall of some of the Fassa Bortolo riders, and forcing "Ale-Jet" to halt to a stop. McEwen's teammate Henk Vogels attacked in the last kilometre, but was surpassed just on the finish line by up to four other cyclists.
Standings after the 6th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
3:37'17" |
|
1 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
29:58'09" |
| 2 |
Jaan Kirsipuu (Est) |
C.A |
0" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
3" |
| 3 |
Volodymyr Bileka (Ukr) |
DSC |
0" |
|
3 |
Luca Mazzanti (It) |
PAN |
28" |
| 4 |
Isaac Gálvez (Esp) |
IBA |
0" |
|
4 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
31" |
| 5 |
Henk Vogels (Aus) |
DVL |
0" |
|
5 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
33" |
7th stage
After a long break-away, lasting throughout most of the stage, Spaniard Koldo Gil was the first to arrive in the finish line in Pistoia. Damiano Cunego, who was second, leading a pursuing group, celebrated thinking he had won the stage, not knowing that Gil had already taken the victory. Ivan Basso, who had been forced to change his bicycle because of a puncture in the last climb of the day, lost thirty seconds to his rivals for GC.
Standings after the 7th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Koldo Gil Perez (Esp) |
LST |
5:08'17" |
|
1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
35:06'41" |
| 2 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
20" |
|
2 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
26" |
| 3 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
20" |
|
3 |
Mirko Celestino (It) |
DOM |
54" |
| 4 |
Mirko Celestino (It) |
DOM |
20" |
|
4 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
54" |
| 5 |
Patrice Halgand (Fra) |
C.A |
20" |
|
5 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
1'06" |
8th stage
The eighth stage was a time trial. Danilo Di Luca came in tenth and was able to keep the Maglia Rosa. Otherwise, this stage meant the victory for American David Zabriskie, and the revival of his teammate Ivan Basso, second in the time trial, and who made up for all the time he had lost the day before and even more. On the other hand, this was a very bad day for both Lampre riders; Damiano Cunego and Gilberto Simoni.
Standings after the 8th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
David Zabriskie (USA) |
CSC |
58'31" |
|
1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
36:06'47" |
| 2 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
17" |
|
2 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
9" |
| 3 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
44" |
|
3 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
35" |
| 4 |
Marzio Bruseghin (It) |
FAS |
48" |
|
4 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
1'15" |
| 5 |
Serhiy Honchar (Ukr) |
DOM |
51" |
|
5 |
Dario Cioni |
LIQ |
1'27" |
9th stage
Finally, Alessandro Petacchi got his first victory in the 2005 Giro. Paolo Bettini and Swiss Aurélien Clerc had a great performance in this stage, surpassing pure sprinters such as Robbie McEwen or Erik Zabel.
Standings after the 9th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
3:15'32" |
|
1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
39:22'19" |
| 2 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
0" |
|
2 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
9" |
| 3 |
Aurélien Clerc (Sui) |
PHO |
0" |
|
3 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
35" |
| 4 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
0" |
|
4 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
1'15" |
| 5 |
Erik Zabel (Ger) |
TMO |
0" |
|
5 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
1'27" |
10th stage
On the stage after the race's first rest day, Robbie McEwen took vengeance on Alessandro Petacchi, in a bunch sprint which had to be solved with the aid of the photo-finish, which determined that the Australian had beaten the Italian by a mere question of millimetres.
Standings after the 10th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Robbie McEwen (Aus) |
DVL |
5:29'21" |
|
1 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
44:51'40" |
| 2 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
0" |
|
2 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
9" |
| 3 |
Stuart O'Grady (Aus) |
COF |
0" |
|
3 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
35" |
| 4 |
Erik Zabel (Ger) |
TMO |
0" |
|
4 |
Damiano Cunego (It) |
LAM |
1'15" |
| 5 |
Paolo Bettini (It) |
QST |
0" |
|
5 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
1'27" |
11th stage
Already one kilometer after the start, Benoît Joachim raced away from the field. After about 100 kilometers, shortly after the first mountain standing which Joachim won, he was captured by the field. 26 kilometers before the end, and following an attack by "Gibo" Simoni, Ivan Basso raced away with only very few riders able to keep up. Only Paolo Savoldelli, who had picked up a twenty seconds advantage on the descent and therefore was able to reserve strengths, could stand Basso's rhythm, and he beat the Varesian rider at the summit of Zoldo Alto. Simoni came up 21 seconds later, but defending champion Damiano Cunego lost around six minutes and was ruled out from the list of contenders.
Standings after the 11th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
4:13'43" |
|
1 |
Ivan Basso (ITA) |
CSC |
49:05'20" |
| 2 |
Ivan Basso (ITA) |
CSC |
0" |
|
2 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
18" |
| 3 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
21" |
|
3 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
1'04" |
| 4 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
1'01" |
|
4 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
2'27" |
| 5 |
Daniel Atienza Urendez (ESP) |
COF |
1'50" |
|
5 |
Serhiy Honchar (UKR) |
DOM |
3'45" |
12th stage
Alessandro Petacchi's efforts during winter, striving to gain ability in the mountains, paid off just as they had done in Milan-Sanremo, enabling him to recover from the gruelous Dolomiti stage far better than any of his opponents, and the Italian from Fassa Bortolo sprinted to his second victory in this Giro.
Standings after the 12th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Alessandro Petacchi (ITa) |
FAS |
4:50"00' |
|
1 |
Ivan Basso (ITA) |
CSC |
53:55"20' |
| 2 |
Paride Grillo (ITA) |
PAN |
0" |
|
2 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
18" |
| 3 |
Isaac Gálvez (ESP) |
IBA |
0" |
|
3 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
1'04" |
| 4 |
Robert Forster (GER) |
GST |
0" |
|
4 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
2'27" |
| 5 |
Jaan Kirsipuu (EST) |
C.A |
0" |
|
5 |
Serhiy Honchar (UKR) |
TEAM |
3'45" |
13th stage
Colombian Iván Parra won the stage in St. Ulrich by breaking ahead of his fellow breakaways on the previous climb. Spaniard Juanma Gárate, fourth in the 2004 Giro d'Italia, came in second. As for the GC, Ivan Basso, with gastrical problems, lost one minute and the maglia rosa to "Il Falco" Paolo Savoldelli.
Standings after the 13th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Iván Parra (COL) |
CLM |
6:31'34" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
60:31'12" |
| 2 |
Juan Manuel Gárate (ESP) |
SDV |
23" |
|
2 |
Ivan Basso (ITA) |
CSC |
50" |
| 3 |
José Rujano (VEN) |
CLM |
23" |
|
3 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
53" |
| 4 |
Pietro Caucchioli (ITA) |
C.A |
27" |
|
4 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
2'16" |
| 5 |
Tadej Valjavec (SLO) |
PHO |
1'46" |
|
5 |
Juan Manuel Garate (ESP) |
SDV |
2'39" |
14th stage
But it was to be in this 14th stage that Ivan Basso's illness was really going to take its toll. Upon the first gradients of the Stelvio Pass, Cima Coppi of this edition, the Team CSC rider was left behind, unable to react because of his health problems. He lost eighteen minutes to the other GC riders. Savoldelli lost time to Simoni and Di Luca, who arrived in Livigno 3' 15" later than Iván Parra, who scored an impressive Dolomiti double.
Standings after the 14th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Iván Parra (COL) |
CLM |
6:46'33" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
67:21'28" |
| 2 |
Tadej Valjavec (SLO) |
PHO |
1'50" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
25" |
| 3 |
José Rujano (VEN) |
CLM |
1'50" |
|
3 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
1'48" |
| 4 |
Unai Osa Eizaguirre (ESP) |
IBA |
2'51" |
|
4 |
Juan Manuel Garate (ESP) |
SDV |
2'11" |
| 5 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
3'15" |
|
5 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
2'18" |
15th stage
This stage, originally 205 kilometres long, was reduced to a length of 147 kilometres due to bad weather conditions at Forcola di Livigno, one of the mountain climbs that the peloton had to go through that day. Alessandro Petacchi, after the abandon of sprinters such as Baden Cooke, Robbie McEwen, Stuart O'Grady or Jaan Kirsipuu, had only Erik Zabel to challenge him, but the Italian's speed was too much for the veteran T-Mobile rider.
Standings after the 15th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Alessandro Petacchi (ITA) |
FAS |
3:32'41" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
DSC |
70:54'09" |
| 2 |
Erik Zabel (GER) |
TMO |
0" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
LIQ |
25" |
| 3 |
Paolo Bettini (ITA) |
QST |
0" |
|
3 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
LAM |
1'48" |
| 4 |
Simone Cadamuro (ITA) |
DOM |
0" |
|
4 |
Juan Manuel Garate (ESP) |
SDV |
2'11" |
| 5 |
Marco Velo (ITA) |
FAS |
0" |
|
5 |
José Rujano (VEN) |
CLM |
2'18" |
16th stage
After the second rest-day, the peloton did not want to spend too much energies on a flat stage, so it was easy for a break-away of eighteen men to gather an advantage of 10 minutes. Amongst these breakaways, there was Crédit Agricole rider Christophe Le Mével, who outpowered his fellow breakaways to notch up his first pro victory.
Standings after the 16th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Christophe Le Mével (Fra) |
C.A. |
4:50'51" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
76:07'16" |
| 2 |
Christophe Brandt (Bel) |
DVL |
9" |
|
2 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
25" |
| 3 |
Alessandro Vanotti (It) |
DOM |
16" |
|
3 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
1'48" |
| 4 |
Dimitri Fofonov (Kaz) |
COF |
16" |
|
4 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
2'11" |
| 5 |
Fränk Schleck (Lux) |
CSC |
16" |
|
5 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
2'18" |
17th stage
Standings after the 17th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
5:15'46" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
81:24'50" |
| 2 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
1'06" |
|
2 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
58" |
| 3 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
1'06" |
|
3 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
1'24" |
| 4 |
Wim Van Huffel (Bel) |
DVL |
1'32" |
|
4 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
1'36" |
| 5 |
Iván Parra (Col) |
CLM |
1'48" |
|
5 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
2'11" |
18th stage
Standings after the 18th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Ivan Basso (It) |
CSC |
45'05" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
82:10'18" |
| 2 |
Vladimir Karpets (Rus) |
IBA |
9" |
|
2 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
2'09" |
| 3 |
David Zabriskie (USA) |
CSC |
20" |
|
3 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
3'00" |
| 4 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
23" |
|
4 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
3'08" |
| 5 |
Dario Cioni (It) |
LIQ |
28" |
|
5 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
3'13" |
19th stage
Standings after the 19th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
5:49'30" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
88:01'43" |
| 2 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
12" |
|
2 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
28" |
| 3 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
1'37" |
|
3 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
45" |
| 4 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
1'53" |
|
4 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
2'42" |
| 5 |
Wim Van Huffel (Bel) |
DVL |
1'55" |
|
5 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
3'11" |
20th stage
Standings after the 20th stage
| Stage |
|
Tour (Maglia rosa) |
| # |
Name |
Team |
Time |
|
# |
Name |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Alessandro Petacchi (It) |
FAS |
3:24'08" |
|
1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (It) |
DSC |
91:25'51" |
| 2 |
Erik Zabel (Ger) |
TMO |
0" |
|
2 |
Gilberto Simoni (It) |
LAM |
28" |
| 3 |
Robert Forster (Ger) |
GST |
0" |
|
3 |
José Rujano (Ven) |
CLM |
45" |
| 4 |
Mirco Lorenzetto (It) |
DOM |
0" |
|
4 |
Danilo Di Luca (It) |
LIQ |
2'42" |
| 5 |
Marco Velo (It) |
DOM |
0" |
|
5 |
Juan Manuel Garate (Esp) |
SDV |
3'11" |
General classification
|
Cyclist |
Team |
Time |
| 1 |
Paolo Savoldelli (ITA) |
Discovery Channel |
91h 25’51” |
| 2 |
Gilberto Simoni (ITA) |
Lampre-Caffitta |
+ 0’28” |
| 3 |
 José Rujano Guillen (VEN) |
Selle Italia Colombia |
+ 0' 45" |
| 4 |
Danilo Di Luca (ITA) |
Liquigas-Bianchi |
+ 2' 42" |
| 5 |
Juan Manuel Gárate (ESP) |
Saunier Duval-Prodir |
+ 3' 11" |
| 6 |
 Serhiy Honchar (UKR) |
Domina Vacanze-De Nardi |
+ 4' 22" |
| 7 |
 Vladimir Karpets (RUS) |
Illes Balears-Caisse d’Epargne |
+ 11' 15" |
| 8 |
Pietro Caucchioli (ITA) |
Crédit Agricole |
+ 11' 38" |
| 9 |
Marzio Bruseghin (ITA) |
Fassa Bortolo |
+ 11' 40" |
| 10 |
Emanuele Sella (ITA) |
Panaria Navigare |
+ 12' 33" |
| 11 |
Wim van Huffel (BEL) |
Davitamon-Lotto |
+ 13' 49" |
| 12 |
Markus Fothen (GER) |
Gerolsteiner |
+ 14' 42" |
| 13 |
Dario Cioni (ITA) |
Liquigas-Bianchi |
+ 15' 26" |
| 14 |
Daniel Atienza (ESP) |
Cofidis |
+ 15' 52" |
| 15 |
 Tadej Valjavec (SLO) |
Phonak |
+ 19' 22" |
| 16 |
Unai Osa Eizaguirre (ESP) |
Illes Balears-Caisse d’Epargne |
+ 20' 46" |
| 17 |
Samuel Sánchez (ESP) |
Euskaltel-Euskadi |
+ 21' 55" |
| 18 |
Damiano Cunego (ITA) |
Lampre-Caffitta |
+ 24' 05" |
| 19 |
Giampaolo Caruso (ITA) |
Liberty Seguros-Würth |
+ 24' 29" |
| 20 |
Ivan Parra (COL) |
Colombia-Selle Italia |
+ 25' 37" |
| 21 |
Alexandr Kolobnev (RUS) |
Rabobank |
+ 34' 50" |
| 22 |
Patxi Vila (ESP) |
Lampre-Caffitta |
+ 38' 17" |
| 23 |
Patrice Halgand (FRA) |
Crédit Agricole |
+ 44' 55" |
| 24 |
Wladimir Belli (ITA) |
Domina Vacanze-De Nardi |
+ 46' 19" |
| 25 |
Matthias Kessler (GER) |
Team T-Mobile |
+ 50' 49" |
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