Thibaut Pinot won the 42nd edition of the Tour of the Alps, while the podium was rounded out by Domenico Pozzovivo and Miguel Ángel López. In 2017, the Tour of the Alps took over the baton and the forty years of tradition from the Giro del Trentino. The 2018 edition was played out from April 16th to April 20th. (Slideshow route/profile)
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Tour of the Alps 2018 stages:
Date | Stage details | Length | Type | Results/report | Winner | GC | |
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1 | Mo 16-4 | Tour of the Alps Route stage 1 Arco – Folgaria | 134.6 km | mountains | Tour of the Alps results/race report stage 1 Read more | Bilbao | Bilbao |
2 | Tu 17-4 | Tour of the Alps Route stage 2 Lavarone – Alpe di Pampeago | 145.5 km | mountains | Tour of the Alps results/race report stage 2 Read more | M. Á. Lopez | Sosa |
3 | We 18-4 | Tour of the Alps Route stage 3 Ora/Auer – Merano/Meran | 138.3 km | mountains | Tour of the Alps results/race report stage 3 Read more | O’Connor | Pinot |
4 | Th 19-4 | Tour of the Alps Route stage 4 Chiusa/Klausen – Lienz (aut) | 134.3 km | hills | Tour of the Alps results/race report stage 4 Read more | L. L Sánchez | Pinot |
5 | Fr 20-4 | Tour of the Alps Route stage 5 Rattenberg (aut) – Innsbruck (aut) | 164.2 km | hills | Tour of the Alps results/race report stage 5 Read more | Padun | Pinot |
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