2007 Vuelta a España

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The 2007 Vuelta a España, the sixty-second edition of the cycle race, took place from September 1 until September 23, 2007. For the first time in a decade, the race started in the region of Galicia, at Vigo, home to Óscar Pereiro, with a flat stage. It was also an unusual Vuelta because the first summit finish came already on the fourth day of racing, with a stage ending atop the famed Lagos de Covadonga. The race was won by Denis Menchov, who also won the Mountains competition and the combined classification, and finished second in the points competition.

1 Jersey progress
2 Stages
3 Final Standings:
4 Participating teams
5 Notes and references
6 External links

[edit] Jersey progress

Stage (Winner)	General Classification	Points Classification	Mountains Classification	Combination Classification	Team Classification
0Stage 1 (Daniele Bennati)	Daniele Bennati	Daniele Bennati	Serafin Martínez	Geoffrey Lequatre	Bouygues Télécom
0Stage 2 (Óscar Freire)	Óscar Freire	Óscar Freire		Manuel Vazquez	Bouygues Télécom
0Stage 3 (Paolo Bettini)	Óscar Freire			David De La Fuente	Caisse d'Epargne
0Stage 4 (Vladimir Efimkin)	Vladimir Efimkin			Vladimir Efimkin
0Stage 5 (Óscar Freire)
0Stage 6 (Óscar Freire)
0Stage 7 (Erik Zabel)
0Stage 8 (ITT) (Bert Grabsch)	Stijn Devolder			Stijn Devolder
0Stage 9 (Leonardo Piepoli)	Denis Menchov			Denis Menchov
0Stage 10 (Denis Menchov)		Paolo Bettini	Denis Menchov
0Stage 11 (Alessandro Petacchi)
0Stage 12 (Alessandro Petacchi)
0Stage 13 (Andreas Klier)
0Stage 14 (Jason McCartney)
0Stage 15 (Samuel Sanchez)			Jurgen Van Goolen
0Stage 16 (Leonardo Duque)
0Stage 17 (Daniele Bennati)
0Stage 18 (Luis Pérez Rodriguez)		Daniele Bennati	Denis Menchov
0Stage 19 (Samuel Sánchez)		Daniele Bennati
0Stage 20 (Samuel Sánchez)		Denis Menchov
0Stage 21 (Daniele Bennati)		Daniele Bennati

Jersey wearers when same rider is leading more than one classification

Óscar Freire wore red jersey on stage 2
Daniele Bennati wore red jersey on stage 3
On stage 4, red jersey should have been worn by Paolo Bettini, because he was 2nd in classification after Freire, who was also overall leader. However, world champion Bettini was allowed to ride in his usual rainbow jersey.
Leonardo Piepoli wore white jersey on stages 5-8 and stage 11
Vladimir Efimkin wore white jersey on stages 9-10, 12-13, 16-18
Leonardo Piepoli led the KoM classification after stage 11 and should have worn the appropriate jersey on stage 12, but withdrew before its start; therefore, Serafin Martinez wore the mountains jersey on stages 12-14
Cadel Evans wore white jersey on stages 14-15
Jurgen Van Goolen wore the mountains jersey on stage 15 and on stages 19-21

[edit] Stages

[edit] Stage 1 - September 1, 2007: Vigo > Vigo, 145 km.:

Stage 1 Result & General Classification after Stage 1

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	3h 43' 09"	8
2	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	s.t.	4
3	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	s.t.	2
4	Allan Davis	Australia	DSC	s.t.
5	Tom Boonen	Belgium	QSI	s.t.

[edit] Stage 2 - September 2, 2007: Allariz > Santiago de Compostela, 150 km.:

Stage 2 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	3h 31' 03"	8
2	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	s.t.	4
3	Leonardo Duque	Colombia	COF	s.t.	2
4	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	s.t.
5	Davide Rebellin	Italy	GST	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 2

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	7h 14' 12"
2	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	s.t.
3	Leonardo Duque	Colombia	COF	s.t.
4	Aurélien Clerc	Switzerland	BTL	s.t.
5	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	s.t.

[edit] Stage 3 - September 3, 2007: Viveiro > Luarca, 155 km.:

Stage 3 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	4h 08' 42"	8
2	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	s.t.	4
3	Allan Davis	Australia	DSC	s.t.	2
4	Davide Rebellin	Italy	GST	s.t.
5	Philippe Gilbert	Belgium	FDJ	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 3

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	11h 22' 54"
2	Leonardo Duque	Colombia	COF	s.t.
3	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	s.t.
4	René Mandri	Estonia	A2R	s.t.
5	David López	Spain	GCE	s.t.

[edit] Stage 4 - September 4, 2007: Langreo > Lagos de Covadonga, 182 km.:

Stage 4 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	4h 39' 56"	8
2	Leonardo Piepoli	Italy	SDV	+ 1' 06"	4
3	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	s.t.	2
4	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	s.t.
5	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 4

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	16h 02' 50"
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 1' 06"
3	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
4	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	s.t.
5	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	s.t.

[edit] Stage 5 - September 5, 2007: Cangas de Onís > Reinosa, 155 km.:

Stage 5 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	4h 07' 51"	8
2	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	s.t.	4
3	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	s.t.	2
4	Philippe Gilbert	Belgium	FDJ	s.t.
5	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 5

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	20h 10' 41"
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 1' 06"
3	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
4	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	s.t.
5	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	s.t.

[edit] Stage 6 - September 6, 2007: Reinosa > Logroño, 195 km.:

Stage 6 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Óscar Freire	Spain	RAB	4h 24' 10"	8
2	Koldo Fernandez	Spain	EUS	s.t.	4
3	Angelo Furlan	Italy	CA	s.t.	2
4	Tom Boonen	Belgium	QSI	s.t.
5	Andre Korff	Germany	TMO	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 6

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	24h 34' 51"
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 1' 06"
3	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
4	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	s.t.
5	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	s.t.

[edit] Stage 7 - September 7, 2007: Calahorra > Zaragoza, 140 km.:

Stage 7 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	3h 52' 05"	8
2	Allan Davis	Australia	DSC	s.t.	4
3	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	s.t.	2
4	Koldo Fernandez	Spain	EUS	s.t.
5	Andre Korff	Germany	TMO	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 7

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	28h 26' 56"
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 1' 06"
3	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
4	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	s.t.
5	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	s.t.

[edit] Stage 8 - September 8, 2007: Cariñena > Zaragoza, 49 km. (ITT):

Stage 8 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Bert Grabsch	Germany	TMO	57' 05"	8
2	László Bodrogi	Hungary	C.A	+ 34"	4
3	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	+ 48"	2
4	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 1' 18"
5	Magnus Bäckstedt	Sweden	LIQ	+ 1' 37"

General Classification after Stage 8

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Stijn Devolder	Belgium	DSC	29h 25' 25"
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 30"
3	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 1' 28"
4	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 1' 54"
5	Maxime Monfort	Belgium	COF	+ 2' 12"

[edit] Stage 9 - September 9, 2007: Huesca > Aramón Cerler, 174 km.:

Stage 9 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Leonardo Piepoli	Italy	SDV	4h 28' 21"	8
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	s.t.	4
3	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 17"	N/A
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
5	Oliver Zaugg	Switzerland	GST	+ 51"

General Classification after Stage 9

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	33h 54' 46"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 02"

[edit] Stage 10 - September 10, 2007: Benasque > Ordino Arcalís Andorra, 220 km.:

Stage 10 Result^[1]

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	5h 47' 05"	8
2	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	s.t.	4
3	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	s.t.	2
4	Manuel Beltrán	Spain	LIQ	s.t.
5	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 10^[1]

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	39h 41' 51"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 35"

[edit] Stage 11 (after Rest Day 1) September 12, 2007: Oropesa del Mar > Algemesí, 190 km.:

Stage 11 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	4h 45' 34"	8
2	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	s.t.	4
3	Erik Zabel	Germany	MRM	s.t.	2
4	André Greipel	Germany	TMO	s.t.
5	Carlos da Cruz	France	FDJ	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 11

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	44h 27' 25"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 35"

[edit] Stage 12 - September 13, 2007: Algemesí > Hellín, 167 km.:

Stage 12 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	3h 41' 10"	8
2	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	s.t.	4
3	Alexandre Usov	Belarus	AGR	s.t.	2
4	Davide Viganò	Italy	QSI	s.t.
5	Aurélien Clerc	Switzerland	BTL	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 12

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	48h 8' 26"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 35"

[edit] Stage 13 - September 14, 2007: Hellín > Torre-Pacheco, 150 km.:

Stage 13 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Andreas Klier	Germany	TMO	4h 01' 52"	8
2	Tom Stamsnijder	Netherlands	GST	+ 1"	4
3	Jérémy Roy	France	FDJ	+ 24"	2
4	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	+ 4' 03"
5	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 13

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	52h 14' 21"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 35"

[edit] Stage 14 - September 15, 2007: Puerto Lumbreras > Villacarrillo, 205 km.:

Stage 14 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Jason McCartney	United States	DSC	5h 21' 21"	8
2	Thomas Lövkvist	Sweden	FDJ	+ 27"	4
3	Stefan Schumacher	Germany	GST	+ 50"	2
4	Juan Manuel Garate	Spain	QST	s.t.
5	Alessandro Vanotti	Italy	LIQ	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 14

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	57h 45' 47"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 4' 35"

[edit] Stage 15 September 16, 2007: Villacarrillo > Granada, 205 km.:

Stage 15 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	4h 45' 59"	8
2	Manuel Beltrán	Spain	LIQ	s.t.	4
3	Carlos Barredo	Spain	QSI	+ 24"	2
4	Igor Antón	Spain	EUS	s.t.
5	Daniel Moreno	Spain	REG	+ 41"

General Classification after Stage 15

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	62h 32' 27"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Samuel Sanchez	Spain	EUS	+ 4' 01"

[edit] Stage 16 (after Rest Day 2) September 18, 2007: Jaén > Puertollano, 165 km.:

Stage 16 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Leonardo Duque	Colombia	COF	4h 0' 39"	8
2	Alexandr Kolobnev	Russia	CSC	s.t.	4
3	Joan Horrach	Spain	GCE	s.t.	2
4	Koldo Fernandez	Spain	EUS	+ 6"
5	Leonardo Bertagnolli	Italy	LIQ	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 16

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	66h 40' 49"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 01"
5	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 4' 01"

[edit] Stage 17, September 19, 2007: Ciudad Real > Talavera de la Reina, 180 km.:

Stage 17 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	3h 56' 58"	8
2	Paolo Bettini	Italy	QSI	s.t.	4
3	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	s.t.	2
4	André Greipel	Germany	TMO	s.t.
5	Magnus Backstedt	Sweden	LIQ	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 17

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	70h 37' 47"
2	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	GCE	+ 2' 01"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
5	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 4' 01"

[edit] Stage 18, September 20, 2007: Talavera de la Reina > Ávila, 154 km.:

Stage 18 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Luis Pérez Rodriguez	Spain	ACA	3h 43' 45"	N/A
2	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 41"	4
3	Franco Pellizotti	Italy	LIQ	s.t.	2
4	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	s.t.
5	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 18

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	74h 22' 13"
2	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 2' 27"
3	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
4	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 4' 01"
5	Vladimir Efimkin	Russia	RAB	+ 4' 27"

[edit] Stage 19, September 21, 2007: Ávila > Alto de Abantos, 135 km.:

Stage 19 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	3h 37' 01"	8
2	Daniel Moreno	Spain	REG	s.t.	N/A
3	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 3"	2
4	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	s.t.
5	Igor Anton	Spain	EUS	+ 14"

General Classification after Stage 19

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	77h 59' 17"
2	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 02"
3	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 3' 49"
4	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 3' 58"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 5' 23"

[edit] Stage 20, September 22, 2007: Villalba, 25 km. (ITT):

Stage 20 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	22' 11"	8
2	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	+ 12"	4
3	Stef Clement	Netherlands	BTL	+ 14"	2
4	Carlos Barredo	Spain	QSI	+ 16"
5	Santos González	Spain	KGZ	+ 18"

General Classification after Stage 20

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	78h 21' 40"
2	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 31"
3	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 3' 46"
4	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 3' 46"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 6' 34"

[edit] Stage 21, September 23, 2007: Rivas Vaciamadrid > Madrid, 100 km.:

To meet television schedule, the final course in Madrid had been shortened by one lap, to make the distance only 98 kilometers. ^[2]

Stage 21 Result

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time	UCI Points
1	Daniele Bennati	Italy	LAM	2h 37' 27"	8
2	Alessandro Petacchi	Italy	MRM	s.t.	4
3	Alexandre Usov	Belarus	A2R	s.t.	2
4	Mark Renshaw	Australia	C.A	s.t.
5	Davide Vigano	Italy	QSI	s.t.

General Classification after Stage 21

	Cyclist	Nation	Team	Time
1	Denis Menchov	Russia	RAB	80h 59' 07"
2	Carlos Sastre	Spain	CSC	+ 3' 31"
3	Samuel Sánchez	Spain	EUS	+ 3' 46"
4	Cadel Evans	Australia	PRL	+ 3' 56"
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	Spain	KGZ	+ 6' 34"

[edit] Final Standings:

[edit] General classification

	Cyclist	Team	Time	UCI ProTour Points
1	Denis Menchov	RAB	80h 59' 07"	85
2	Carlos Sastre	CSC	+ 3' 31"	65
3	Samuel Sánchez	EUS	+ 3' 46"	50
4	Cadel Evans	PRL	+ 3' 56"	45
5	Ezequiel Mosquera	KGZ	+ 6' 34"	N/A
6	Vladimir Efimkin	GCE	+ 7' 07"	35
7	Vladimir Karpets	GCE	+ 8' 09"	30
8	Igor Antón	EUS	+ 8' 44"	26
9	Manuel Beltrán	LIQ	+ 9' 38"	22
10	Carlos Barredo	QSI	+ 10' 12"	19
11	Maxime Monfort	COF	+ 10' 37"	16
12	Daniel Moreno	REG	+ 13' 07"	N/A
13	Stéphane Goubert	A2R	+ 14' 13"	11
14	David López	GCE	+ 17' 36"	9
15	Oliver Zaugg	GST	+ 19' 00"	7
16	Sylvain Chavanel	COF	+ 22' 19"	5
17	Hubert Dupont	A2R	+ 29' 33"	4
18	Luis Pérez Rodriguez	ACA	+ 31' 41"	N/A
19	Chris Anker Sørensen	CSC	+ 32' 24"	2
20	Ludovic Turpin	A2R	+ 32' 39"	1

[edit] KOM Classification

	Cyclist	Team	Points
1	Denis Menchov	RAB	90
2	Jurgen Van Goolen	DSC	78
3	Carlos Sastre	CSC	69

[edit] Points Classification

	Cyclist	Team	Points
1	Daniele Bennati	LAM	147
2	Denis Menchov	RAB	135
3	Samuel Sánchez	EUS	127

[edit] Team classification

	Team	Country	Time
1	Caisse d'Epargne	Spain	242h 55' 05"
2	Euskaltel-Euskadi	Spain	+ 12' 43"
3	AG2R Prévoyance	France	+ 30' 25"

[edit] Withdrawals

Type	Stage	Rider	Team	Reason
DNF	1	Tom Danielson	Discovery Channel	Injury due to crash
DNF	3	Mathieu Claude	Bouygues Télécom	Fractured collarbone
DNS	4	Lorenzo Bernucci	T-Mobile Team	Positive doping test in 2007 Deutschland Tour
DNS	5	Sergio Paulinho	Discovery Channel
DNF	5	Remi Pauriol	Crédit Agricole
DNF	5	Giovanni Bernaudeau	Bouygues Télécom	Influenza
DNF	7	Alberto Fernández	Saunier Duval-Prodir	Knee pain
DNF	7	Bert Roesems	Predictor-Lotto	Crashed
DNF	9	Óscar Pereiro	Caisse d'Epargne	Gastroenteritis
DNF	9	Francesco Chicchi	Liquigas
DNF	9	Bradley McGee	Française des Jeux
DNF	9	Arkaitz Durán	Saunier Duval-Prodir	Hip pain
DNS	10	Oscar Freire	Rabobank	Concentrating on World Championships
DNF	10	Janez Brajkovic	Discovery Channel
DNF	10	Ian McLeod	Française des Jeux
DNF	10	Paolo Tiralongo	Lampre-Fondital
DNS	12	Leonardo Piepoli	Saunier Duval-Prodir	Family reasons
DNS	13	Tom Boonen	Quickstep
DNS	13	Davide Rebellin	Gerolsteiner	Concentrating on World Championships
DNS	13	Xavier Florencio	Bouygues Télécom	Concentrating on World Championships
DNS	14	Carlos Castaño	Karpin-Galicia
DNS	14	Michael Blaudzun	Team CSC
DNF	14	Pietro Caucchioli	Crédit Agricole
DNF	14	Angelo Furlan	Crédit Agricole
DNF	14	Serafin Martinez	Karpin-Galicia
DNF	14	Josep Jufré	Predictor-Lotto	Injury due to crash
DNF	14	Dimitri Champion	Bouygues Télécom	Gastric problems
DNF	14	Jesús Hernández	Relax-GAM
DNS	15	Mickaël Delage	Française des Jeux
DNF	15	Aurélien Clerc	Bouygues Télécom	Gastric problems
DNF	15	Andreas Klier	T-Mobile Team
DNS	16	Damiano Cunego	Lampre-Fondital
DNS	17	Giuseppe Guerini	T-Mobile Team	Illness
DNS	17	Bert Grabsch	T-Mobile Team
DNS	18	Laszlo Bodrogi	Crédit Agricole
DNS	18	Allan Davis	Discovery Channel
DNS	18	Stefan Schumacher	Gerolsteiner
DNS	18	Paolo Bettini	Quick Step-Innergetic	Concentrating on World Championships
DNS	19	Stijn Devolder	Discovery Channel
DNS	19	Andrea Tonti	Quick Step - Innergetic

[edit] Participating teams

Main article: List of teams and cyclists in the 2007 Vuelta a España

[edit] Notes and references

^ ^a ^b "Menchov outsprints rivals to claim stage 10" September 10, 2007 VeloNews Retrieved on Semptember 10, 2007
^ [1] Official site of the Vuelta a España. Retrieved on 2007-09-24.
^ Astana Cycling Team not invited to the Vuelta. Astana Team page. Retrieved on 2007-08-13.

[edit] External links

Race website

2007 UCI ProTour

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2007 Vuelta a España

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Contents

[edit] Jersey progress

[edit] Stages

[edit] Stage 1 - September 1, 2007: Vigo > Vigo, 145 km.:

[edit] Stage 2 - September 2, 2007: Allariz > Santiago de Compostela, 150 km.:

[edit] Stage 3 - September 3, 2007: Viveiro > Luarca, 155 km.:

[edit] Stage 4 - September 4, 2007: Langreo > Lagos de Covadonga, 182 km.:

[edit] Stage 5 - September 5, 2007: Cangas de Onís > Reinosa, 155 km.:

[edit] Stage 6 - September 6, 2007: Reinosa > Logroño, 195 km.:

[edit] Stage 7 - September 7, 2007: Calahorra > Zaragoza, 140 km.:

[edit] Stage 8 - September 8, 2007: Cariñena > Zaragoza, 49 km. (ITT):

[edit] Stage 9 - September 9, 2007: Huesca > Aramón Cerler, 174 km.:

[edit] Stage 10 - September 10, 2007: Benasque > Ordino Arcalís Andorra, 220 km.:

[edit] Stage 11 (after Rest Day 1) September 12, 2007: Oropesa del Mar > Algemesí, 190 km.:

[edit] Stage 12 - September 13, 2007: Algemesí > Hellín, 167 km.:

[edit] Stage 13 - September 14, 2007: Hellín > Torre-Pacheco, 150 km.:

[edit] Stage 14 - September 15, 2007: Puerto Lumbreras > Villacarrillo, 205 km.:

[edit] Stage 15 September 16, 2007: Villacarrillo > Granada, 205 km.:

[edit] Stage 16 (after Rest Day 2) September 18, 2007: Jaén > Puertollano, 165 km.:

[edit] Stage 17, September 19, 2007: Ciudad Real > Talavera de la Reina, 180 km.:

[edit] Stage 18, September 20, 2007: Talavera de la Reina > Ávila, 154 km.:

[edit] Stage 19, September 21, 2007: Ávila > Alto de Abantos, 135 km.:

[edit] Stage 20, September 22, 2007: Villalba, 25 km. (ITT):

[edit] Stage 21, September 23, 2007: Rivas Vaciamadrid > Madrid, 100 km.:

[edit] Final Standings:

[edit] General classification

[edit] KOM Classification

[edit] Points Classification

[edit] Team classification

[edit] Withdrawals

[edit] Participating teams

[edit] Notes and references

[edit] External links

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