2023

GENERAL STANDINGS

1º Rui Costa (POR) – Intermaché Circus Wanty – 19:10:06

2º Giulio Ciccone (ITA) – Trek-Segafredo – a 0:16

3º Tao Geoghegan Hart (GBR) – INEOS Grenadiers – a 0:36

TEAMS STANDINGS

UAE Team Emirates (UAE) – 57:32:55

POINTS STANDINGS

Giulio Ciccone (ITA) – Trek-Segafredo – 60 points

KOM STANDINGS

Samuele Zoccarato (ITA) – GreenProject-Bardiani-CSF-Faizanè – 40 points

UNDER-26 STANDINGS

Thomas Gloag (GBR) – Jumbo-Visma – 19:10:40

 

Stage 1: Orihuela – Altea

Stage 2: Novelda – Alto de Pinos (Benissa)

Stage 3: Bétera – Sagunt

Stage 4: Burriana – Santuario de la Cueva Santa (Altura)

Stage 5: Paterna – València

Overall Standings 2023
2022

GENERAL STANDINGS

1º Aleksandr Vlasov – Bora Hansgrohe – 18:56:45

2º Remco Evenepoel – Quick Step Alpha Vinyl – a 32

3º Carlos Rodríguez – a 36

TEAMS STANDINGS

Ineos Grenadiers (GBR)

POINTS STANDINGS

Fabio Jakobsen – Quick Step Alpha Vinyl

KOM STANDINGS

Benjamin King – Human Powered Health

UNDER-26 STANDINGS

Remco Evenepoel – Quick Step Alpha Vinyl

 

Stage 1: Les Alqueries – Torralba del Pinar

Stage 2: Bétera – Torrent

Stage 3: Alacant – Alto de las antenas del Maigmó Tibi

Stage 4: Orihuela – Torrevieja

Stage 5: Paterna – València

2021

GENERAL STANDINGS

1º Stefan Kung – Groupama FDJ – 14:49:50

2º Nelson Oliveira – Movistar Team – a 6

3º Enric Mas – Movistar Team – a 36

TEAMS STANDINGS

Movistar Team (ESP)

POINTS STANDINGS

Arnaud Demare – Groupama FDJ

KOM STANDINGS

Ibon Ruiz – Equipo Kern Pharma

UNDER-26 STANDINGS

Victor Lafay – Cofidis

 

Stage 1: Elx – Ondara

Stage 2: Alacant – Alacant

Stage 3: Torrent – Dos Aguas

Stage 4: Xilxes – Almenara

Stage 5: Paterna – València

2020

GENERAL STANDINGS

1º Tadej Pogacar – UAE Team Emirates – 18:43:00

2º Jack Haig – Mitchelton Scott – a 6

3º Tao Geoghegan – Team Ineos – m.t.

TEAMS STANDINGS

Bahrain McLaren

POINTS STANDINGS

Dylan Groenewegen – Team Jumbo Visma

KOM STANDINGS

Gonzalo Serrano – Caja Rural / Seguros RGA

UNDER-26 STANDINGS

Tadej Pogacar – UAE Team Emirates

 

Stage 1: Castelló – Vila-real

Stage 2: Torrent – Cullera

Stage 3: Orihuela – Torrevieja

Stage 4: Calp – Altea

Stage 5: Paterna – València

2019

The 70th Edition of the VCV-Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana started with a tough time trial ending in the seminary of Orihuela and ended in the flat city of Valencia. First edition, after the return of the race, with 3 Spaniards leading the general classification.

 

Stage 1: Orihuela – Orihuela

Stage 2: Alicante – Alicante

Stage 3: Quart de Poblet – Chera

Stage 4: Vila-real – Alcossebre

Stage 5: Paterna – Valencia

2018

An edition marked by the victory of Alejandro Valverde in the general classification, accompanied by two Astana riders, Luis León Sánchez and Jakob Fuglsang; and a team time trial that would take a long time to be repeated.

5 Stages in which the rain and wind were increasing in a generalized way at the starts, but which spared in the finishes and offered one of the great endings in the Alto de las Canteras, in Cocentaina.

 

Stage 1: Oropesa del Mar – Peñiscola

Stage 2: Bétera – Albuixech

Stage 3: Poble Nou de Benitatxell – Calpe

Stage 4: Orihuela – Cocentaina (Fira de tots sants)

Stage 5: Paterna – Valencia

2017

Stage 1: Orihuela – Orihuela

Stage 2: Alicante – Denia

Stage 3: Canals – Ribarroja

Stage 4: Segorbe – Mas de la Costa

Stage 5: Paterna – Valencia

2016

Stage 1: Benicàssim – Oropesa del Mar

Stage 2: Castelló – Fredès (La Pobla de Benifassà)

Stage 3: Sagunt – Alzira

Stage 4: Orihuela – Xorret de Catí (Castalla)

Stage 5: Valencia – Valencia