2019 Giro d'Italia

102nd edition: May 11 - June 2, 2019

Stage 20: Saturday, June 1: Feltre - Croce d'Aune/Monte Avena

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Saturday, June 1: Stage 20, Feltre - Croce d'Aune/Monte Avena, 194 km

Stage 20 map & profile | Stage 20 photos

Pello Bilbao wins stage 20.

Weather at the start city of Feltre, (also very close to the finish) at 1:50 PM, local time: 26C (78F), fair, with the winds from the south at 11 km/hr (7 mph). No rain is forecast.

The race: All 143 finishers of yesterday's stage began today's stage at 11:30 AM. Early in the stage Florian Senechal (Deceuninck-Quick Step) crashed and had to abandon.

Here's the organizer's stage 20 summary:

The Spanish rider Pello Bilbao (Astana Pro Team) won Stage 20 of the 102nd Giro d’Italia, 194km from Feltre to Croce d’Aune – Monte Avena. Mikel Landa (Movistar Team) and Giulio Ciccone (Trek – Segafredo) finished second and third, respectively.

Richard Carapaz remains the race General Classification leader, wearing the Maglia Rosa.

JERSEYS

• Maglia Rosa (pink), general classification leader, sponsored by Enel – Richard Carapaz (Movistar Team)
• Maglia Ciclamino (cyclamen), sprinter classification leader, sponsored by Segafredo – Pascal Ackermann (Bora – Hansgrohe)
• Maglia Azzurra (blue), King of the Mountains classification leader, sponsored by Banca Mediolanum – Giulio Ciccone (Trek – Segafredo)
• Maglia Bianca (white), young rider general classification leader, sponsored by Eurospin – Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana Pro Team)

Speaking seconds after the stage finish, the stage winner Pello Bilbao said: “I knew that Carapaz would try to give the win to Mikel Landa so I followed the best wheel. My first win was special. This second win is even better than the first one because it’s a big mountain stage. When the GC riders caught us I thought it would be hard but they were tired too.”

The race leader Richard Carapaz said: “We’ve tried to win the stage with Mikel Landa as well as myself to retain the Maglia Rosa but we’ve missed out by very little. However, we’re happy with how it went today. I believe 1’54” over Nibali is enough although anything can happen in a final time trial.”

Here's the stage 20 report from GC leader Richard Carapaz's Team Movistar:

Three lessons: one of courage, another one of generosity, and a long-standing one of teamwork. Mikel Landa, Richard Carapaz and the Movistar Team showed until the final mountainous stage of the 2019 Giro d’Italia they were the main factor in the race’s toughest routes, and were really close to claiming victory at the Dolomitic ‘tappone’ of Monte Avena with Landa (2nd), who entered the provisional GC podium in the process.

The Telefónica-backed squad’s two GC references held themselves together against the flurry of attacks at the initial Cima Campo (Cat-2), then had excellent support before the last two climbs. Tempo work from José Joaquín Rojas, Héctor Carretero and Lluís Mas; an impressive pace down the valley by Andrey Amador to help his team-mates stand a chance of stage success; and the solid pace into the climbs by Antonio Pedrero all helped Carapaz and Landa had an opportunity to seek for their goals today.

Richard put himself at Mikel’s service into the last ascent, as Primoz Roglic (TJV) struggled, to open the gaps -nearly 1′ at the finish between the Basque and the Slovenian; 23″ now in the GC for the Murgia native– and even seek for a stage win which ended into the hands of Pello Bilbao (AST), ahead of Landa. 1’54” will be the gap Carapaz will defend against Nibali (TBM) in the 17km ITT that could see him claiming a first career Grand Tour victory.

“There was a big selection at the climb of Croce d’Aune, we were just the two of us – Mikel and I – and so I sought for him to have a chance to winning the stage and hopefully take a place on the podium. Everyone in the team did everything they could to retain and improve our current results – it’s been a spectacular Giro d’Italia from the whole team, a really tough race, yet with a spectacular performance from all members.

“Right now I can’t express how I feel. These days’ are a sensation and a situation I haven’t experienced before. My family -my wife and kids- have come over from Ecuador to live this moment together with me, and now it’s only one stage left. I’m emotional and happy with everything the boys have done for me. I’m already thinking about tomorrow and that 1’54” gap we’re holding – I don’t feel like we should lose so much time tomorrow, I think it should be enough, yet anything can happen into a race. The only thing I hope from tomorrow: enjoying the day to the fullest.”

Complete results:

Stage 20 photos

194 kilometers raced at an average speed of 33.638 km/hr

1	BILBAO Pello	ASTANA	5hr 46min 2sec
2	LANDA Mikel	MOVISTAR	s.t.
3	CICCONE Giulio	TREK-SEGAFREDO	@ 2sec
4	CARAPAZ Richard	MOVISTAR	0’ 04”
5	NIBALI Vincenzo	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
6	KANGERT Tanel	EF EDUCATION FIRST	0’ 15”
7	NIEVE Mikel	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
8	MADOUAS Valentin	GROUPAMA-FDJ	0’ 25”
9	MAJKA Rafal	BORA-HANSGROHE	0’ 44”
10	POZZOVIVO Domenico	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
11	SIVAKOV Pavel	TEAM INEOS	0’ 48”
12	YATES Simon	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
13	MOLLEMA Bauke	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
14	ROGLIC Primoz	JUMBO-VISMA	0’ 54”
15	CARTHY Hugh	EF EDUCATION FIRST	01’ 10”
16	HAMILTON Lucas	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	01’ 19”
17	GEHEREIGZABHER Amanuel	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
18	LOPEZ Miguel	ASTANA	01’ 49”
19	DUNBAR Edward	TEAM INEOS	01’ 59”
20	ZAKARIN Ilnur	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	02’ 18”
21	DOMBROWSKI Joseph	EF EDUCATION FIRST	03’ 25”
22	HIRT Jan	ASTANA	05’ 16”
23	HENAO Sebastian	TEAM INEOS	05’ 40”
24	HINDLEY Jai	TEAM SUNWEB	06’ 04”
25	CARUSO Damiano	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
26	CONCI Nicola	TREK-SEGAFREDO	06’ 20”
27	BROWN Nathan	EF EDUCATION FIRST	06’ 31”
28	MASNADA Fausto	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	09’ 32”
29	PEDRERO Antonio	MOVISTAR	11’ 36”
30	DE LA PARTE Victor	CCC TEAM	12’ 48”
31	VUILLERMOZ Alexis	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
32	DUPONT Hubert	AG2R LA MONDIALE	12’ 50”
33	FORMOLO Davide	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
34	POLANC Jan	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
35	ZEITS Andrey	ASTANA	s.t.
36	BIDARD Francois	AG2R LA MONDIALE	12’ 58”
37	FLOREZ Miguel	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	13’ 05”
38	WARBASSE Lawrence	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
39	HAMILTON Christopher	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
40	CATALDO Dario	ASTANA	13’ 25”
41	CAPECCHI Eros	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
42	O'CONNOR Ben	DIMENSION DATA	13’ 33”
43	IZAGUIRRE Ion	ASTANA	s.t.
44	CATTANEO Mattia	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	13’ 56”
45	MC CARTHY Jay	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
46	ULISSI Diego	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	14’ 57”
47	BOUWMAN Koen	JUMBO-VISMA	15’ 35”
48	BATTAGLIN Enrico	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	15’ 55”
49	SENNI Manuel	BARDIANI-CSF	16’ 37”
50	NARVAEZ Jhonnatan	TEAM INEOS	17’ 39”
51	MARTENS Paul	JUMBO-VISMA	18’ 51”
52	DE GENDT Thomas	LOTTO-SOUDAL	21’ 49”
53	AMADOR Andrey	MOVISTAR	23’ 40”
54	ROJAS Jose'	MOVISTAR	24’ 20”
55	GASTAUER Ben	AG2R LA MONDIALE	24’ 38”
56	JUNGELS Bob	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
57	NIBALI Antonio	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
58	BRAMBILLA Gianluca	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
59	KUSS Sepp	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
60	CHAVES Esteban	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
61	CARRETERO Hector	MOVISTAR	28’ 21”
62	SERRY Pieter	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	32’ 03”
63	ANTUNES Amaro	CCC TEAM	32’ 07”
64	BENEDETTI Cesare	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
65	BAUER Jack	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
66	DURBRIDGE Luke	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
67	PUCCIO Salvatore	TEAM INEOS	s.t.
68	BAKELANTS Jan	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
69	SOSA Ivan Ramiro	TEAM INEOS	s.t.
70	PLAZA Ruben	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
71	CARBONI Giovanni	BARDIANI-CSF	32’ 15”
72	SABATINI Fabio	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	38’ 04”
73	AGNOLI Valerio	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
74	VENTOSO Francisco	CCC TEAM	s.t.
75	GAVAZZI Francesco	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	s.t.
76	BOLE Grega	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
77	OWSIAN Lukasz	CCC TEAM	s.t.
78	HONORE' Mikkel	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
79	SBARAGLI Kristian	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
80	HOLLENSTEIN Reto	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
81	FRAPPORTI Marco	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	s.t.
82	BOIVIN Guillaume	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
83	NEILANDS Krists	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
84	COVILI Luca	BARDIANI-CSF	s.t.
85	PETERS Nans	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
86	GRADEK Kamil	CCC TEAM	s.t.
87	KNEES Christian	TEAM INEOS	s.t.
88	WYSS Danilo	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
89	BIERMANS Jenthe	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	s.t.
90	LUDVIGSSON Tobias	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
91	VAN DER SANDE Tosh	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
92	VAN EMDEN Jos	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
93	MONTAGUTI Matteo	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	38’ 08”
94	MAS BONET Luis	MOVISTAR	s.t.
95	JUUL JENSEN Christopher	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	s.t.
96	SANTAROMITA Ivan	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	s.t.
97	ROTA Lorenzo	BARDIANI-CSF	s.t.
98	TOLHOEK Antwan	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
99	VILLELLA Davide	ASTANA	s.t.
100	CANOLA Marco	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	s.t.
101	LOBATO Juan	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	38’ 14”
102	BOARO Manuele	ASTANA	38’ 36”
103	CAMPENAERTS Victor	LOTTO-SOUDAL	40’ 16”
104	HANSEN Adam	LOTTO-SOUDAL	s.t.
105	GASPAROTTO Enrico	DIMENSION DATA	40’ 46”
106	IRIZAR Markel	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
107	DAVIES Scott	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
108	BELLETTI Manuel	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	s.t.
109	GIBBONS Ryan	DIMENSION DATA	s.t.
110	SUTTERLIN Jasha	MOVISTAR	s.t.
111	MARCATO Marco	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
112	SIMION Paolo	BARDIANI-CSF	s.t.
113	CIMA Damiano	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	s.t.
114	ANDEMESKEL Awet	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
115	MAESTRI Mirco	BARDIANI-CSF	s.t.
116	CAICEDO Jonathan	EF EDUCATION FIRST	s.t.
117	DENZ Nico	AG2R LA MONDIALE	s.t.
118	GAROSIO Andrea	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	s.t.
119	SINKELDAM Ramon	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
120	DEMARE Arnaud	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
121	NIV Guy	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
122	BOHLI Tom	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
123	HAGA Chad	TEAM SUNWEB	s.t.
124	SCOTSON Miles	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
125	CLARKE William	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
126	CERNY' Josef	CCC TEAM	s.t.
127	LE GAC Olivier	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
128	VENDRAME Andrea	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	s.t.
129	LEEZER Thomas	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
130	CIMOLAI Davide	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	s.t.
131	DUNNE Conor	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	40’ 55”
132	CONSONNI Simone	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	41’ 02”
133	ACKERMANN Pascal	BORA-HANSGROHE	42’ 21”
134	POLJANSKI Pawel	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
135	SELIG Rudiger	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
136	SCHWARZMANN Michael	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
137	GOGL Michael	TREK-SEGAFREDO	42’ 23”
138	HATSUYAMA Sho	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	42’ 25”
139	BENNETT Sean	EF EDUCATION FIRST	42’ 37”
140	STRAKHOV Dmitrii	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	42’ 42”

GC after stage 20:

3,529.8 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 39.377 km/hr

1	CARAPAZ Richard	MOVISTAR	89hr 38min 28sec
2	NIBALI Vincenzo	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	@ 1min 54sec
3	LANDA Mikel	MOVISTAR	02’ 53”
4	ROGLIC Primoz	JUMBO-VISMA	03’ 16”
5	MOLLEMA Bauke	TREK-SEGAFREDO	05’ 51”
6	LOPEZ Miguel	ASTANA	07’ 18”
7	MAJKA Rafal	BORA-HANSGROHE	07’ 28”
8	YATES Simon	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	08’ 01”
9	SIVAKOV Pavel	TEAM INEOS	09’ 11”
10	ZAKARIN Ilnur	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	12’ 50”
11	CARTHY Hugh	EF EDUCATION FIRST	15’ 57”
12	DOMBROWSKI Joseph	EF EDUCATION FIRST	20’ 12”
13	MADOUAS Valentin	GROUPAMA-FDJ	21’ 13”
14	FORMOLO Davide	BORA-HANSGROHE	22’ 52”
15	POLANC Jan	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	23’ 13”
16	CICCONE Giulio	TREK-SEGAFREDO	26’ 20”
17	NIEVE Mikel	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	27’ 22”
18	KANGERT Tanel	EF EDUCATION FIRST	30’ 00”
19	POZZOVIVO Domenico	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	33’ 22”
20	MASNADA Fausto	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	34’ 18”
21	DUNBAR Edward	TEAM INEOS	39’ 18”
22	DE LA PARTE Victor	CCC TEAM	39’ 56”
23	CARUSO Damiano	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	50’ 09”
24	HENAO Sebastian	TEAM INEOS	57’ 35”
25	HIRT Jan	ASTANA	1h 04’ 18”
26	HAMILTON Lucas	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	1h 04’ 33”
27	ZEITS Andrey	ASTANA	1h 05’ 10”
28	CATTANEO Mattia	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	1h 10’ 03”
29	VUILLERMOZ Alexis	AG2R LA MONDIALE	1h 11’ 47”
30	BIDARD Francois	AG2R LA MONDIALE	1h 15’ 44”
31	O'CONNOR Ben	DIMENSION DATA	1h 17’ 39”
32	BILBAO Pello	ASTANA	1h 18’ 36”
33	JUNGELS Bob	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1h 23’ 25”
34	HAMILTON Christopher	TEAM SUNWEB	1h 23’ 31”
35	HINDLEY Jai	TEAM SUNWEB	1h 28’ 03”
36	IZAGUIRRE Ion	ASTANA	1h 28’ 10”
37	CAPECCHI Eros	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1h 31’ 26”
38	CHAVES Esteban	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	1h 31’ 53”
39	SERRY Pieter	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1h 32’ 16”
40	AMADOR Andrey	MOVISTAR	1h 33’ 19”
41	BOUWMAN Koen	JUMBO-VISMA	1h 36’ 49”
42	ULISSI Diego	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	1h 38’ 40”
43	BAKELANTS Jan	TEAM SUNWEB	1h 49’ 04”
44	SOSA Ivan	TEAM INEOS	1h 51’ 24”
45	PEDRERO Antonio	MOVISTAR	1h 53’ 57”
46	GEHEREIGZABHER Amanuel	DIMENSION DATA	1h 54’ 08”
47	DUPONT Hubert	AG2R LA MONDIALE	1h 55’ 35”
48	CATALDO Dario	ASTANA	1h 57’ 53”
49	BRAMBILLA Gianluca	TREK-SEGAFREDO	1h 58’ 03”
50	ROJAS Jose'	MOVISTAR	2h 02’ 10”
51	WARBASSE Lawrence	AG2R LA MONDIALE	2h 06’ 13”
52	MONTAGUTI Matteo	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	2h 06’ 27”
53	DE GENDT Thomas	LOTTO-SOUDAL	2h 07’ 32”
54	ANTUNES Amaro	CCC TEAM	2h 09’ 53”
55	VENDRAME Andrea	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	2h 11’ 52”
56	KUSS Sepp	JUMBO-VISMA	2h 13’ 36”
57	CARBONI Giovanni	BARDIANI-CSF	2h 17’ 52”
58	SENNI Manuel	BARDIANI-CSF	2h 18’ 22”
59	GAVAZZI Francesco	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	2h 22’ 31”
60	VILLELLA Davide	ASTANA	2h 26’ 06”
61	PETERS Nans	AG2R LA MONDIALE	2h 30’ 35”
62	MC CARTHY Jay	BORA-HANSGROHE	2h 40’ 07”
63	VAN DER SANDE Tosh	LOTTO-SOUDAL	2h 40’ 20”
64	CONCI Nicola	TREK-SEGAFREDO	2h 40’ 23”
65	TOLHOEK Antwan	JUMBO-VISMA	2h 41’ 34”
66	BATTAGLIN Enrico	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	2h 42’ 43”
67	BROWN Nathan	EF EDUCATION FIRST	2h 42’ 47”
68	HANSEN Adam	LOTTO-SOUDAL	2h 44’ 54”
69	GASPAROTTO Enrico	DIMENSION DATA	2h 49’ 25”
70	JUUL JENSEN Christopher	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	2h 50’ 06”
71	PLAZA Ruben	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	2h 54’ 48”
72	FLOREZ Miguel	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	2h 54’ 50”
73	OWSIAN Lukasz	CCC TEAM	2h 59’ 21”
74	MARTENS Paul	JUMBO-VISMA	3h 01’ 17”
75	BENEDETTI Cesare	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 01’ 42”
76	NIBALI Antonio	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	3h 02’ 21”
77	SBARAGLI Kristian	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	3h 04’ 45”
78	NARVAEZ Jhonnatan	TEAM INEOS	3h 08’ 35”
79	GASTAUER Ben	AG2R LA MONDIALE	3h 08’ 35”
80	DURBRIDGE Luke	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	3h 10’ 09”
81	FRAPPORTI Marco	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	3h 12’ 39”
82	LUDVIGSSON Tobias	GROUPAMA-FDJ	3h 16’ 58”
83	WYSS Danilo	DIMENSION DATA	3h 17’ 07”
84	COVILI Luca	BARDIANI-CSF	3h 19’ 11”
85	ROTA Lorenzo	BARDIANI-CSF	3h 23’ 08”
86	PUCCIO Salvatore	TEAM INEOS	3h 24’ 21”
87	VENTOSO Francisco	CCC TEAM	3h 27’ 56”
88	CARRETERO Hector	MOVISTAR	3h 32’ 14”
89	POLJANSKI Pawel	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 34’ 19”
90	BOARO Manuele	ASTANA	3h 35’ 04”
91	GIBBONS Ryan	DIMENSION DATA	3h 38’ 25”
92	SABATINI Fabio	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3h 43’ 24”
93	AGNOLI Valerio	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	3h 51’ 25”
94	HOLLENSTEIN Reto	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	3h 52’ 24”
95	BAUER Jack	MITCHELTON-SCOTT	3h 53’ 30”
96	KNEES Christian	TEAM INEOS	3h 53’ 31”
97	GOGL Michael	TREK-SEGAFREDO	3h 58’ 21”
98	GAROSIO Andrea	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	3h 58’ 39”
99	MARCATO Marco	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	4h 05’ 41”
100	NEILANDS Krists	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	4h 06’ 21”
101	SANTAROMITA Ivan	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	4h 06’ 55”
102	HONORE' Mikkel	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4h 07’ 33”
103	MAESTRI Mirco	BARDIANI-CSF	4h 10’ 35”
104	VAN EMDEN Jos	JUMBO-VISMA	4h 14’ 04”
105	HAGA Chad	TEAM SUNWEB	4h 14’ 58”
106	BENNETT Sean	EF EDUCATION FIRST	4h 16’ 33”
107	CANOLA Marco	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	4h 17’ 20”
108	CAICEDO Jonathan	EF EDUCATION FIRST	4h 17’ 22”
109	BELLETTI Manuel	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC	4h 18’ 35”
110	BOLE Grega	BAHRAIN-MERIDA	4h 20’ 57”
111	LE GAC Olivier	GROUPAMA-FDJ	4h 25’ 24”
112	CAMPENAERTS Victor	LOTTO-SOUDAL	4h 26’ 11”
113	NIV Guy	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	4h 26’ 50”
114	SCHWARZMANN Michael	BORA-HANSGROHE	4h 28’ 56”
115	CERNY' Josef	CCC TEAM	4h 32’ 49”
116	BIERMANS Jenthe	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	4h 34’ 12”
117	DAVIES Scott	DIMENSION DATA	4h 44’ 34”
118	LEEZER Thomas	JUMBO-VISMA	4h 49’ 02”
119	SUTTERLIN Jasha	MOVISTAR	4h 53’ 17”
120	ACKERMANN Pascal	BORA-HANSGROHE	4h 54’ 58”
121	STRAKHOV Dmitrii	KATUSHA-ALPECIN	4h 55’ 32”
122	BOIVIN Guillaume	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	4h 56’ 39”
123	DENZ Nico	AG2R LA MONDIALE	4h 56’ 57”
124	DEMARE Arnaud	GROUPAMA-FDJ	4h 57’ 01”
125	MAS BONET Luis	MOVISTAR	5h 0’ 47”
126	SELIG Rudiger	BORA-HANSGROHE	5h 01’ 27”
127	ANDEMESKEL Awet	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	5h 04’ 11”
128	GRADEK Kamil	CCC TEAM	5h 07’ 18”
129	CIMOLAI Davide	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	5h 07’ 43”
130	CONSONNI Simone	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	5h 08’ 09”
131	SINKELDAM Ramon	GROUPAMA-FDJ	5h 19’ 49”
132	LOBATO Juan	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	5h 24’ 09”
133	DUNNE Conor	ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY	5h 24’ 57”
134	IRIZAR Markel	TREK-SEGAFREDO	5h 27’ 22”
135	CIMA Damiano	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	5h 27’ 23”
136	SCOTSON Miles	GROUPAMA-FDJ	5h 33’ 42”
137	SIMION Paolo	BARDIANI-CSF	5h 33’ 44”
138	BOHLI Tom	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES	5h 35’ 28”
139	CLARKE William	TREK-SEGAFREDO	5h 59’ 28”
140	HATSUYAMA Sho	NIPPO-VINI FANTINI	6h 03’ 31”

Stage 20 map & profile:

Stage 20 map. Last day in the mountains.

Stage 20 profile

Stage 20 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

Team Movistar with GC leader Richard Carapaz is presented before the stage start.

Racing immortal Paolo Bettini was at the start.

Primoz Roglic before the stage start.

Vincenzo Nibali signs in.

Rafal Majka heads to the start line.

GC leader Richard Carapaz on the start line.

Pello Bilbao wins stage twenty.

GC leader Richard Carapaz finished fourth, just ahead of Vincenzo Nibali

Stage winner Pello Bilbao

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