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词条 2005 Giro d'Italia, Stage 11 to Stage 20
释义

  1. Stage 11

  2. Stage 12

  3. Stage 13

  4. Stage 14

  5. Stage 15

  6. Stage 16

  7. Stage 17

  8. Stage 18

  9. Stage 19

  10. Stage 20

  11. References

The 2005 Giro d'Italia was the 88th edition of the cycle race, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The Giro began in Reggio Calabria with a prologue individual time trial on 7 May, and Stage 11 occurred on 19 May with a mountainous stage from Marostica. The race finished in Milan on 29 May. The winner of the race was Paolo Savoldelli.

Stage 11

19 May 2005 —
//Marostica">Marostica to Zoldo Alto, {{convert|150|km|abbr=on}}[1]

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. Twenty-six 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.

Stage 11 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|4h 13' 43"}}
2Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}+ 0"
3Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 21"
4Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 1' 01"
5Daniel Atienza|ESP}}COF|2005}}+ 1' 50"
General Classification after stage 11[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}{{nowrap|49h 05' 20"}}
2Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}+ 18"
3Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 1' 04"
4Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 2' 27"
5Serhiy Honchar|UKR}}DVE|2005}}+ 3' 45"

Stage 12

20 May 2005 —
//Alleghe">Alleghe to Rovereto, {{convert|178|km|abbr=on}}[1]

Alessandro Petacchi's efforts during winter, striving to gain ability in the mountains, paid off just as they had done in Milan–San Remo, 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.

Stage 12 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Alessandro Petacchi|ITA}}FAS|2005}}{{nowrap|4h 50" 00'}}
2Paride Grillo|ITA}}PAN|2005}}+ 0"
3Isaac Gálvez|ESP}}IBA|2005b}}+ 0"
4Robert Forster|GER}}GST|2005}}+ 0"
5Jaan Kirsipuu|EST}}C.A|2005}}+ 0"
General Classification after stage 12[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}{{nowrap|53h 55" 20'}}
2Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}+ 18"
3Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 1' 04"
4Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 2' 27"
5Serhiy Honchar|UKR}}DVE|2005}}+ 3' 45"

Stage 13

21 May 2005 —
//Mezzocorona">Mezzocorona to Urtijëi, {{convert|217|km|abbr=on}}[1]

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.

Stage 13 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Iván Parra|COL}}CLM|2005}}{{nowrap|6h 31' 34"}}
2Juan Manuel Gárate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 23"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 23"
4Pietro Caucchioli|ITA}}C.A|2005}}+ 27"
5Tadej Valjavec|SLO}}PHO|2005}}+ 1' 46"
General Classification after stage 13[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|60h 31' 12"}}
2Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}+ 50"
3Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 53"
4Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 2' 16"
5Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 2' 39"

Stage 14

22 May 2005 —
//Neumarkt, South Tyrol">Neumarkt to Livigno, {{convert|210|km|abbr=on}}[1]

It was in this 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 and 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, scored an impressive Dolomiti double.

Stage 14 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Iván Parra|COL}}CLM|2005}}{{nowrap|6h 46' 33"}}
2Tadej Valjavec|SLO}}PHO|2005}}+ 1' 50"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 1' 50"
4Unai Osa Eizaguirre|ESP}}IBA|2005b}}+ 2' 51"
5Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 3' 15"
General Classification after stage 14[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|67h 21' 28"}}
2Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 25"
3Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 1' 48"
4Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 2' 11"
5José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 2' 18"

Stage 15

23 May 2005 —
//Villa di Tirano">Villa di Tirano to Lissone, {{convert|207|km|abbr=on}}[1]

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.

Stage 15 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Alessandro Petacchi|ITA}}FAS|2005}}{{nowrap|3h 32' 41"}}
2Erik Zabel|GER}}TMO|2005}}+ 0"
3Paolo Bettini|ITA}}QST|2005}}+ 0"
4Simone Cadamuro|ITA}}DVE|2005}}+ 0"
5Marco Velo|ITA}}FAS|2005}}+ 0"
General Classification after stage 15[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|70h 54' 09"}}
2Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 25"
3Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 1' 48"
4Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 2' 11"
5José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 2' 18"

Stage 16

25 May 2005 —
//Lissone">Lissone to Varazze, {{convert|210|km|abbr=on}}[1]

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.

Stage 16 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Christophe Le Mével|FRA}}C.A|2005}}{{nowrap|4h 50' 51"}}
2Christophe Brandt|BEL}}DVL|2005}}+ 9"
3Alessandro Vanotti|ITA}}DVE|2005}}+ 16"
4Dimitri Fofonov|KAZ}}COF|2005}}+ 16"
5Fränk Schleck|LUX}}CSC|2005}}+ 16"
General Classification after stage 16[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|76h 07' 16"}}
2Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 25"
3Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 1' 48"
4Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 2' 11"
5José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 2' 18"

Stage 17

26 May 2005 —
//Varazze">Varazze to Limone Piemonte, {{convert|194|km|abbr=on}}[1]
Stage 17 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}{{nowrap|5h 15' 46"}}
2José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 1' 06"
3Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 1' 06"
4Wim Van Huffel|BEL}}DVL|2005}}+ 1' 32"
5Iván Parra|COL}}CLM|2005}}+ 1' 48"
General Classification after stage 17[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|81h 24' 50"}}
2Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 58"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 1' 24"
4Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 1' 36"
5Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 2' 11"

Stage 18

27 May 2005 —
//Chieri">Chieri to Turin, {{convert|31|km|abbr=on}} (ITT)[1]
Stage 18 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Ivan Basso|ITA}}CSC|2005}}{{nowrap|45' 05"}}
2Vladimir Karpets|RUS}}IBA|2005b}}+ 9"
3David Zabriskie|USA}}CSC|2005}}+ 20"
4Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}+ 23"
5Dario Cioni|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 28"
General Classification after stage 18[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|82h 10' 18"}}
2Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 2' 09"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 3' 00"
4Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 3' 08"
5Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 3' 13"

Stage 19

28 May 2005 —
//Savigliano">Savigliano to Sestriere, {{convert|190|km|abbr=on}}[1]
Stage 19 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}{{nowrap|5h 49' 30"}}
2Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 26"
3Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 1' 37"
4Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 1' 53"
5Wim Van Huffel|BEL}}DVL|2005}}+ 1' 55"
General Classification after stage 19[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|88h 01' 43"}}
2Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 28"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 45"
4Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 2' 42"
5Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 3' 11"

Stage 20

29 May 2005 —
//Albese con Cassano">Albese con Cassano to Milan, {{convert|121|km|abbr=on}}[1]
Stage 20 result[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Alessandro Petacchi|ITA}}FAS|2005}}{{nowrap|3h 24' 08"}}
2Erik Zabel|GER}}TMO|2005}}+ 0"
3Robert Forster|GER}}GST|2005}}+ 0"
4Mirco Lorenzetto|ITA}}DVE|2005}}+ 0"
5Marco Velo|ITA}}DVE|2005}}+ 0"
General Classification after stage 20[2]
RankRiderTeamTime
1Paolo Savoldelli|ITA}}DSC|2005}}{{nowrap|91h 25' 51"}}
2Gilberto Simoni|ITA}}LAM|2005}}+ 28"
3José Rujano|VEN}}CLM|2005}}+ 45"
4Danilo Di Luca|ITA}}LIQ|2005}}+ 2' 42"
5Juan Manuel Garate|ESP}}SDV|2005}}+ 3' 11"

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/giro05/|title=88th Giro d'Italia - PT|work=Cycling News|accessdate=9 December 2017}}
2. ^10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 {{cite web|url=http://www.bikeraceinfo.com/giro/giro2005.html|title=2005 Giro D'Italia|work=BikeRaceInfo|accessdate=10 December 2017}}
{{Cycling stage recaps|2005 Giro d'Italia|P|10|11|20}}{{UCI ProTour2005}}{{Giro d'Italia}}

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