2019 Vuelta a España, stage 9
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Summary
2019 Vuelta an España, stage 9 is a mountain stage[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: Tadej Pogačar[3], Nairo Quintana[4], Ángel Madrazo[5], Miguel Ángel López[6], 2019 Movistar[7], Geoffrey Bouchard[8]
- Country: Andorra[9]
- Follows: 2019 Vuelta an España, stage 8[10]
- Followed by: 2019 Vuelta an España, stage 10[11]
- Part of: 2019 Vuelta an España[12]
- Point in time: September 1, 2019[13]
- Sport: road bicycle racing[14]
- Official website: https://www.lavuelta.es/en/stage-9[15]
- Start point: Andorra la Vella[16]
- Destination point: Els Cortals d'Encamp[17]
- Series ordinal: 9[18]
- General classification of race participants: Nairo Quintana[19], Primož Roglič[20], Miguel Ángel López[21], Alejandro Valverde[22], Tadej Pogačar[23], Carl Fredrik Hagen[24], Nicolas Edet[25], Rafał Majka[26], Wilco Kelderman[27], Dylan Teuns[28]
- Stage classification: Tadej Pogačar[29], Nairo Quintana[30], Primož Roglič[31], Alejandro Valverde[32], Marc Soler[33], Hermann Pernsteiner[34], Sergio Higuita[35], Wilco Kelderman[36], Miguel Ángel López[37], Tao Geoghegan Hart[38]
- Event distance: 94.4 km[39]
- Points classification: Nairo Quintana[40], Primož Roglič[41], Alejandro Valverde[42], Tadej Pogačar[43], Sam Bennett[44], Miguel Ángel López[45], Fabio Jakobsen[46], Dylan Teuns[47], Nikias Arndt[48], Alex Aranburu[49]
- Teams classification by time: 2019 Movistar[50], 2019 Jumbo-Visma[51], 2019 Astana[52], 2019 Mitchelton-Scott[53], 2019 Cofidis[54], AG2R La Mondiale 2019[55], Euskadi Basque Country-Murias 2019[56], 2019 Trek-Segafredo[57], EF Education First Pro Cycling 2019[58], Sunweb 2019[59]
- Mountains classification: Ángel Madrazo[60], Geoffrey Bouchard[61], Alejandro Valverde[62], Sergio Henao[63], Mikel Bizkarra[64], Jetse Bol[65], Tadej Pogačar[66], Primož Roglič[67], Hermann Pernsteiner[68], Wout Poels[69]
- Young rider classification: Miguel Ángel López[70], Tadej Pogačar[71], Sergio Higuita[72], Óscar Rodríguez[73], Rúben Guerreiro[74], James Knox[75], Daniel Martínez[76], Kilian Frankiny[77], Cristián Rodríguez[78], Niklas Eg[79]
Why It Matters
2019 Vuelta an España, stage 9 is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[80]
FAQs
What awards did 2019 Vuelta an España, stage 9 receive?
Honors received include Tadej Pogačar[3], Nairo Quintana[4], Ángel Madrazo[5], and Miguel Ángel López[6].