Vuelta Espana Green Jersey
Posted : admin On 4/15/2022- Irishman Sam Bennett continued his superb season by sprinting to victory on stage four of the Vuelta a Espana. Bennett, who won the green points jersey in this year's Tour de France, reeled in.
- . Mark Cavendish misses fourth stage win in Madrid. Green jersey is Briton's first in a major Tour Mark Cavendish claimed the green jersey as points winner at the end of the Vuelta a Espana.
- In the Vuelta a Espana, the green jersey is worn by the 'King of the Mountains', the leader in the competition for the best climber. The Giro d'Italia also used a green jersey for its 'King of the Mountains' from 1974 to 2011, but that jersey was changed to a blue jersey, starting in 2012.
- LA VUELTA Santini is official partner of La Vuelta, Spain's Grand Tour and one of the leading mens road cycling races on the UCI World Tour. The collection features 3 lines of high performance technical.
Yet, his time in the leader’s jersey was short-lived. Two days after besting La Linea, he blew a tire in a mellow section of one of the Vuelta’s rare flat stages. Upon learning of his flat, a.
La Vuelta
24 AUGUST - 15 SEPTEMBER 2019
3272km Total Distance
21 Stages
6 Flat stages
2 Individual time trials
4 Hill Stages
9 Mountain Stages
2 Rest Days
Jersey Classifications
Red Jersey: Overall race leader
Green jersey: Points classification leader
Polka dot jersey: King of the Mountains leader
White Jersey: Best young rider
Green Cycling Jersey
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The 2019 Vuelta a Espania classification jerseys are once again provided by Italian company Santini. The four main jerseys red, green, polka dot and white have stayed for the most part the same as previous years but obviously the 18 denoting 2018 changes to 19 to represent 2019. The design detail on the back pockets has changed and is a different shape. The Santini SMS logo has been relaced with the name Santini only for 2019. The sponsor on the green jersey changes from Fertiberia to Fenie Energia.
For the special stage jerseys the collection begins with a black and white wavy repeating pattern with light blue details representing Alicante. Lined patterns on the chest and back pocket in various colours are used to represent the Asturias, Costa Blanca, Los Machucos, Los Toledos and Madrid. Madrid is red and yellow as this is where the Grand Tour finishes. The final jersey is the Cero jersey. This is black with the spanish colours on the chest and back in lined gradations of red to yellow and back to red. Each special jersey also has a band of colour on the left sleeve end. Alicante jersey has light blue, Asturias jersey has dark blue, Los machuros jersey light green, Los Toledos jersey dark pink and the Madrid jersey is yellow.