# Vuelta a España 2019 — stage profiles & results

Page: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019

## Stages

- Stage 1: Salinas de Torrevieja → Torrevieja, 13.4 km — won by Astana — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-1 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-1.md)
- Stage 2: Benidorm → Calpe, 199.6 km — won by Nairo Quintana — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-2 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-2.md)
- Stage 3: Ibi. Ciudad del Juguete → Alicante, 188 km — won by Sam Bennett — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-3 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-3.md)
- Stage 4: Cullera → El Puig, 175.5 km — won by Fabio Jakobsen — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-4 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-4.md)
- Stage 5: L' Eliana → Observatorio Astrofísico de Javalambre, 170.7 km — won by Ángel Madrazo — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-5 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-5.md)
- Stage 6: Mora de Rubielos → Ares del Maestrat, 198.9 km — won by Jesús Herrada — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-6 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-6.md)
- Stage 7: Onda → Mas de la Costa, 183.2 km — won by Alejandro Valverde — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-7 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-7.md)
- Stage 8: Valls → Igualada, 166.9 km — won by Nikias Arndt — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-8 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-8.md)
- Stage 10: Jurançon → Pau, 36.2 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-10 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-10.md)
- Stage 11: Saint Palais → Urdax-Dantxarinea, 180 km — won by Mikel Iturria — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-11 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-11.md)
- Stage 12: Circuito de Navarra → Bilbao, 171.4 km — won by Philippe Gilbert — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-12 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-12.md)
- Stage 13: Bilbao → Los Machucos. Monumento Vaca Pasiega, 166.4 km — won by Tadej Pogačar — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-13 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-13.md)
- Stage 14: San Vicente de la Barquera → Oviedo, 188 km — won by Sam Bennett — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-14 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-14.md)
- Stage 15: Tineo → Santuario del Acebo, 154.4 km — won by Sepp Kuss — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-15 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-15.md)
- Stage 16: Pravia → Alto de La Cubilla. Lena, 144.4 km — won by Jakob Fuglsang — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-16 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-16.md)
- Stage 17: Aranda de Duero → Guadalajara, 219.6 km — won by Philippe Gilbert — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-17 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-17.md)
- Stage 18: Comunidad de Madrid. Colmenar Viejo → Becerril de la Sierra, 177.5 km — won by Sergio Higuita — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-18 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-18.md)
- Stage 19: Ávila → Toledo, 165.2 km — won by Rémi Cavagna — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-19 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-19.md)
- Stage 20: Arenas de San Pedro → Plataforma de Gredos, 190.4 km — won by Tadej Pogačar — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-20 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-20.md)
- Stage 21: Fuenlabrada → Madrid, 106.6 km — won by Fabio Jakobsen — https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-21 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/vuelta-2019-stage-21.md)

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