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Classifications	21 stages, 3750 km
General	Laurent Jalabert 95:30:33h
Points	Laurent Jalabert 312 p.
Mountains	Laurent Jalabert 238 p.
Teams	Team ONCE 286:44:17h

The 50th Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the 3 grand tours, was held from September 2 to September 24, 1995. It consisted of 21 stages covering a total of 3750 km, and was won by Laurent Jalabert of the ONCE cycling team. Jalabert won the three classification competitions – the general classification, the points classification and the mountains classification being only the third rider (after Eddy Merckx in the 1968 Giro d'Italia and the 1969 Tour de France, and Tony Rominger in the 1993 Vuelta a España) to win all three classifications in a grand tour.

[edit] Final classification

Rank	Rider	Team	Time
1	Laurent Jalabert (FRA)	ONCE	95h 30' 33s
2	Abraham Olano (ESP)	Mapei	a 4' 22s
3	Johan Bruyneel (BEL)	ONCE	a 6' 48s
4	Melchor Mauri (ESP)	ONCE	a 8' 04s
5	Richard Virenque (FRA)	Festina-Lotus	a 11' 38s
6	Roberto Pistore (ITA)	Polti-Vaporetto	a 11' 54s
7	Daniel García (ESP)	Banesto	a 13' 50s
8	Daniel Clavero (ESP)	Artiach	a 15' 03s
9	Michele Bartoli (ITA)	Saeco	a 19' 14s
10	Stefano Della Santa (ITA)	Mapei-GB	a 19' 42s
11	Marcos-Antonio Serrano (ESP)	Kelme-Surena	a 20' 24s
12	Félix García (ESP)	Artiach	a 21' 18s
13	Angel Casero (ESP)	Banesto-Pinarello	a 26' 18s
14	Orlando Rodrigues (POR)	Artiach	a 27' 21s
15	José Manuel Uría (ESP)	Castellblanch-Otero	a 28' 51s
16	David Plaza (ESP)	Festina-Lotus	a 29' 20s
17	Mauro Gianetti (SUI)	Polti-Vaporetto	a 30' 12s
18	Federico Echave (ESP)	Mapeu-GB	a 31' 04s
19	Ramón García (ESP)	Artiach	a 35' 50s
20	Alex Zulle (SUI)	ONCE	a 37' 49s
21	Axel Merckx (BEL)	Motorola	a 38' 02s
22	Piotr Ugrumov (LAT)	Gewiss-Ballan	a 43' 50s
23	Manuel Pascual (ESP)	Artiach	a 43' 57s
24	Oscar Pellicioli (ITA)	Polti-Vaporetto	a 45' 26s
25	Viatcheslav Ekimov (RUS)	Novell-Decca	a 46' 48s
26	Stéphane Goubert (FRA)	Festina-Lotus	a 47' 09s
27	Eddy Bouwmans (NED)	Novell-Decca	a 54' 38s
28	Ermanno Brignoli (ITA)	Gewiss-Ballan	a 1" 00' 31s
29	Neil Stephens (AUS)	ONCE	a 1" 00' 41s
30	Francisco Benítez (ESP)	Kelme-Surena	a 1" 00' 53s

[edit] Jersey progress

Stage (Winner)	General Classification	Points Classification	Mountains Classification	Combination Classification	Team Classification
0Prologue (Abraham Olano)	Abraham Olano	no award	no award	no award	Mapei GB
0Stage 1 (Nicola Minali)		unknown	unknown	unknown	unknown
0Stage 2 (Gianluca Pianegonda)	Gianluca Pianegonda
0Stage 3 (Laurent Jalabert)	Laurent Jalabert
0Stage 4 (Marcel Wüst)
0Stage 5 (Laurent Jalabert)
0Stage 6 (Nicola Minali)
0Stage 7 (ITT) (Abraham Olano)
0Stage 8 (Laurent Jalabert)
0Stage 9 (Jesper Skibby)
0Stage 10 (Jeroen Blijlevens)
0Stage 11 (Nicola Minali)
0Stage 12 (Bert Dietz)
0Stage 13 (Christian Henn)
0Stage 14 (Marcel Wüst)
0Stage 15 (Laurent Jalabert)
0Stage 16 (Alex Zülle)
0Stage 17 (Laurent Jalabert)
0Stage 18 (Asiate Saitov)
0Stage 19 (Adriano Baffi)
0Stage 20 (ITT) (Abraham Olano)
0Stage 21 (Marcel Wüst)		Laurent Jalabert	Laurent Jalabert	Steffen Wesemann	ONCE
Final	Laurent Jalabert	Laurent Jalabert	Laurent Jalabert	Steffen Wesemann	ONCE

[edit] References

• La Vuelta (Official site in Spanish, English, and French)
• cyclingnews

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