2019 Volta a Portugal
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Summary
2019 Volta a Portugal is a Volta a Portugal[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: João Rodrigues[3], Joni Brandão[4], Gustavo César[5]
- Country: Portugal[6]
- Follows: 2018 Volta a Portugal[7]
- Followed by: 2020 Volta a Portugal[8]
- Subclass of: 2.1[9]
- Part of: 2019 UCI Europe Tour[10]
- Edition number: 81[11]
- Has part(s): 2019 Volta a Portugal Prologue[12], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 1[13], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 2[14], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 3[15], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 4[16], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 5[17], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 6[18], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 7[19], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 8[20], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 9[21], 2019 Volta a Portugal, stage 10[22]
- Start time: July 31, 2019[23]
- End time: August 11, 2019[24]
- Sport: road bicycle racing[25]
- Official website: https://www.volta-portugal.com/[26]
- Start point: Viseu[27]
- Destination point: Porto[28]
- Participating team: 2019 Arkéa-Samsic[29], 2019 Caja Rural-Seguros RGA[30], 2019 Israel Cycling Academy[31], W52-FC Porto 2019[32], 2019 Ludofoods Louletano Aviludo[33], 2019 LA Alumínios-Metalusa[34], 2019 Miranda-Mortágua[35], 2019 RP-Boavista[36], 2019 Sporting-Tavira[37], 2019 UD Oliveirense/InOutbuild[38], 2019 Vito-Feirense-BlackJack[39], 2019 EvoPro Racing[40], 2019 BAI-Sicasal-Petro de Luanda[41], 2019 Efapel[42]
- General classification of race participants: João Rodrigues[43], Joni Brandão[44], Gustavo César[45], António Carvalho[46], Edgar Pinto[47], João Benta[48], David Rodrigues[49], Cristhian Montoya[50], Daniel Silva[51], Henrique Casimiro[52]
- Points classification: Daniel Mestr[53], August Jensen[54], Mikel Aristi[55], Gustavo César[56], Héctor Sáez[57], Luís Mendonça[58], Joni Brandão[59], João Rodrigues[60], Davide Appollonio[61], Marco Tizza[62]
- Teams classification by time: W52-FC Porto 2019[63], 2019 RP-Boavista[64], 2019 Sporting-Tavira[65], 2019 Efapel[66], 2019 Miranda-Mortágua[67]
- Mountains classification: Luís Gomes[68], Hugo Sancho[69], Ricardo Mestre[70], David Ribeiro[71], António Carvalho[72], Luís Felipe Fernandes[73], Gaspar Gonçalves[74]
Why It Matters
2019 Volta a Portugal is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[75]
FAQs
What awards did 2019 Volta a Portugal receive?
Honors received include João Rodrigues[3], Joni Brandão[4], and Gustavo César[5].