Settimana Ciclistica Internazionale di Coppi e Bartali (2.1)

Winners, podium, distance, average speed

Despite its 2.1 rating, the Settimana Ciclistica Internazionale di Coppi e Bartali (International Cycling Week of Coppi and Bartali) is one of the most important stage races on the Italian calender. The 1996 and 1997 editions were integrated with the Giro di Sardegna. In 1999 and 2000 it was run as the Memorial Cecchi Gori. In 2001 it took on its current name, devoted to the memory of Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali.

The 2003 edition was notable because it was the last time the late Marco Pantani stood on the podium of a professional bike race when he came in second in the final stage. In remembrance his back number in that race, 145, has been retired.

The Settimana Internazionale is currently run over 5 days in late March on the roads of the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy.

Year	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	Distance	Average Speed km/hr
1984	Moreno Argentin	Stephan mutter	Johan Vande Velde
1985	Laurent Fignon	Bruno Wojtinek	Giuseppe Saronni
1986	Giuseppe Saronni	Mreno Argentin	Federico Ghiotto
1987	Maurizio Rossi	Daniele Caroli	Rolf Sørensen
1988	Adriano Baffi 28hr 36min 39sec	Giuseppe Saronni @ 3sec	Camillo Passera @ s.t.	1100.2 km	38.453
1989	Bruno Leali 27hr 23min 7sec	Pierino Gavazzi @ 9sec	Steven Rooks @ 10sec	1058.6 km	39.02
1990	Rolf Sørensen	Steven Rooks	Claudio Chiappucci
1991	Phil Anderson	Giuseppe Petito	Maximilian Sciandri
1992	Moreno Argentin	Alex Zülle	Phil Anderson
1993	Michele Bartoli 18hr 59min 38sec	Lubos Lom @ 17sec	Paolo Formciari @ 55sec	736 km	38.749
1994	Rudolfo Massi 24hr 35min 3sec	Michele Copollito @ 27sec	Evgani Berzin @ 30sec	950 km	38.643
1995	Race not held
1996	Gabriele Colombo 23hr 18min 9sec	Adriano Baffi @ 39sec	Maurizio Fondriest @ 44sec	898 km	38.537
1997	Roberto Petito 22hr 3min 30sec	Claudio Chiappucci @ 8sec	Alessandro Bertolini @ 14sec	873.2 km	39.586
1998	Race not held
1999	Romans Vainsteins 9hr 47min 48sec	Gianmario Ortenzi @ 6sec	Paolo Bettini @ 9sec	374 km 2 stages	38.176
2000	Paolo Bettini 22hr 16min 36sec	Wladimir Belli @ 10sec	Marco Velo @ 14sec	901.2 km	40.454
2001	Ruslan Ivanov 20hr 40min 14sec	Dario Frigo @ 4sec	Freddy Gonzalez @ 16sec	879.3 km	42.539
2002	Francesco Casagrande @ 20hr 16min 11sec	Peter Luttenberger @ 7sec	Cadel Evans @ 16sec	819 km	40.405
2003	Mirko Celestino 20hr 59min 1sec	Francesco Casagrande @ 5sec	Franco Pellizotti @ 13sec	842.7 km	40.160
2004	Giuliano Figueras 21hr 9min 36sec	Mirko Celestino @ 1sec	Michele Scarponi @ s.t.	804.8 km	38.034
2005	Franco Pellizotti 21hr 21min 32sec	Mauro Facci @ 12sec	Damiano Cunego @ 28sec	832.5 km	38.977
2006	Damiano Cunego 20hr 45min 51sec	Vincenzo Nibali @ 2sec	Mario Aerts @ 11sec	819.9 km	39.486
2007	Michele Scarponi 19hr 43min 36sec	Riccardo Riccò @ 8sec	Luca Pierfelici @ 25sec	778.7 km	39.474
2008	Cadel Evans 20hr 19min 18sec	Stefano Garzelli @ 17sec	Vincenzo Nibali @ 1min 15sec	825.1 km	40.601 km/hr
2009	Damiano Cunego 18hr 48min 10sec	Cadel Evans @ 24sec	Massimo Giunti @ 38sec	775.2 km	41.227
2010	Ivan Santaromita 20hr 12min 50sec	Przemyslaw Niemiec @ 1min 43sec	José Rodolfo Serpa @ 2min 25sec	817.0 km	40.414
2011	Emanuele Sella 14hr 57min 34sec	Diego Ulissi @ 30sec	Stefano Pirazzi @ 32sec	630.3 km	42.126

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