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Green jersey
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Award details
Sport Road Cycling
Competition Giro d'Italia
Given for Best climber in mountain stages
Local name(s) Maglia verde (Italian)
History
First award 1933
Editions 71
First winner  Alfredo Binda (ITA)
Most wins  Gino Bartali (ITA)
7 times
Most recent  Stefano Garzelli (ITA)

The mountains classification in the Giro d'Italia is a secondary classification. In this classification, points are awarded to the leading riders over designated climbs. Most climbs are sorted into one of three scales based on difficulty and its position on that day's stage. Bonuses are given to mountain top finishes and to the first riders over the Cima Coppi, traditionally adjudged as the highest point of the entire Giro. The Cima Coppi was established in 1965 to honour the Italian cycling champion Fausto Coppi.

The classification was first calculated in 1933; since 1974, the leader of the mountains classification in the Giro d'Italia wears the maglia verde (from Italian: "green jersey").

[edit] Winners

  • bold-face type denotes rider won the General classification as well.
  • italic-face type denotes rider won the Points classification as well.
  • italic and bold-face type denotes rider won the overall, points and mountains classifications.
Year Winner Nationality
1933 Alfredo Binda  Italy
1934 Remo Bertoni  Italy
1935 Gino Bartali  Italy
1936 Gino Bartali (2)  Italy
1937 Gino Bartali (3)  Italy
1938 Giovanni Valetti  Italy
1939 Gino Bartali (4)  Italy
1940 Gino Bartali (5)  Italy
1946 Gino Bartali (6)  Italy
1947 Gino Bartali (7)  Italy
1948 Fausto Coppi  Italy
1949 Fausto Coppi (2)  Italy
1950 Hugo Koblet  Switzerland
1951 Louison Bobet  France
1952 Raphael Geminiani  France
1953 Pasquale Fornara  Italy
1954 Fausto Coppi (3)  Italy
1955 Gastone Nencini  Italy
1956 Charly Gaul
Federico Bahamontes
 Luxembourg
 Spain
1957 Raphael Geminiani (2)  France
1958 Jean Brankart  Belgium
1959 Charly Gaul (2)  Luxembourg
1960 Rik Van Looy  Belgium
1961 Vito Taccone  Italy
1962 Angelino Soler  Spain
1963 Vito Taccone (2)  Italy
1964 Franco Bitossi  Italy
1965 Franco Bitossi (2)  Italy
1966 Franco Bitossi (3)  Italy
1967 Aurelio Gonzales  Spain
1968 Eddy Merckx  Belgium
1969 Claudio Michelotto  Italy
1970 Martin Vandenbossche  Belgium
1971 Manuel Fuente  Spain
1972 Manuel Fuente (2)  Spain
1973 Manuel Fuente (3)  Spain
1974 Manuel Fuente (4)  Spain
1975 Francisco Galdós
Andres Oliva
 Spain
 Spain
1976 Andres Oliva (2)  Spain
1977 Faustino Fernandez Ovies  Spain
1978 Ueli Sutter  Switzerland
1979 Claudio Bortolotto  Italy
1980 Claudio Bortolotto (2)  Italy
1981 Claudio Bortolotto (3)  Italy
1982 Lucien Van Impe  Belgium
1983 Lucien Van Impe (2)  Belgium
1984 Laurent Fignon  France
1985 Jose Luiz Navarro  Spain
1986 Pedro Muñoz  Spain
1987 Robert Millar  Scotland
1988 Andy Hampsten  United States
1989 Luis Herrera  Colombia
1990 Claudio Chiappucci  Italy
1991 Inaki Gaston  Spain
1992 Claudio Chiappucci  Italy
1993 Claudio Chiappucci (2)  Italy
1994 Pascal Richard  Switzerland
1995 Mariano Piccoli  Italy
1996 Mariano Piccoli (2)  Italy
1997 Chepe González  Colombia
1998 Marco Pantani  Italy
1999 Chepe González (2)  Colombia
2000 Francesco Casagrande  Italy
2001 Fredy González  Colombia
2002 Julio Perez Cuapio  Mexico
2003 Fredy González (2)  Colombia
2004 Fabian Wegmann  Germany
2005 José Rujano  Venezuela
2006 Juan Manuel Gárate  Spain
2007 Leonardo Piepoli  Italy
2008 Emanuele Sella  Italy
2009 Stefano Garzelli  Italy

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