2001 Volta a Catalunya
cycling race
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Summary
2001 Volta a Catalunya is a Volta a Catalunya[1]. It draws 30 Wikipedia views per month (volta a catalunya category, ranking #8 of 63).[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: Joseba Beloki[3], Igor González de Galdeano[4], Fernando Escartín[5], Félix Cárdenas[6], Movistar Team[7]
- Country: Spain[8]
- Follows: 2000 Volta a Catalunya[9]
- Followed by: 2002 Volta a Catalunya[10]
- Part of: Hors catégorie[11]
- Edition number: 81[12]
- Start time: June 21, 2001[13]
- End time: June 28, 2001[14]
- Sport: road bicycle racing[15]
- Start point: Sabadell[16]
- Destination point: Sant Julià de Lòria[17]
- General classification of race participants: Joseba Beloki[18], Igor González de Galdeano[19], Fernando Escartín[20], Aitor González Jiménez[21], Óscar Sevilla[22], Eladio Jiménez[23], Haimar Zubeldia[24], Marzio Bruseghin[25], Unai Osa[26], Juan Antonio Flecha[27]
- Event distance: 1009.3 km[28]
- Points classification: Joseba Beloki[29], Aitor González Jiménez[30], Fernando Escartín[31], Óscar Sevilla[32], Daniele De Paoli[33], Igor González de Galdeano[34], Julian Dean[35], Haimar Zubeldia[36], Eladio Jiménez[37], Marzio Bruseghin[38]
- Mountains classification: Félix Cárdenas[39], Daniele De Paoli[40], Joseba Beloki[41], Óscar Laguna[42], Fernando Escartín[43], Óscar Sevilla[44], Aitor Kintana Zárate[45], Ivan Gotti[46], José Enrique Gutiérrez[47], Daniel Clavero[48]
Why It Matters
2001 Volta a Catalunya has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[49] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[50]
FAQs
What awards did 2001 Volta a Catalunya receive?
Honors received include Joseba Beloki[3], Igor González de Galdeano[4], and Fernando Escartín[5].