Martijn Keizer of Belkin Pro Cycling moved up one place to earn the Point d’Appui for the 2014 Vuelta a España.

Keizer joined Belkin at the last moment this season and rode to higher placement this year than in his two previous Vueltas (153rd in 2011 and 103rd in 2012), but a slight drop from his 63rd place showing in the Giro.

Alberto Contador Velasco of Tinkoff-Saxo won the race and Andrea Guardini of Astana Pro Team wound up with the Lanterne Rouge.

Stage-by-stage results:

• Stage 1 – No fulcrum
• Stage 2 – No fulcrum
• Stage 3 – No fulcrum
• Stage 4 – No fulcrum
• Stage 5 – No fulcrum
• Stage 6 – No fulcrum
• Stage 7 – Daniele Bennati of Tinkoff-Saxo
• Stage 8 – Nikolas Maes of Omega Pharma-Quick-Step
• Stage 9 – No fulcrum
• Stage 10 – No fulcrum
• Stage 11 – No fulcrum
• Stage 12 – No fulcrum
• Stage 13 – No fulcrum
• Stage 14 – Simon Clarke of Orica GreenEdge
• Stage 15 – No fulcrum
• Stage 16 – Kristof Vandewalle of Trek Factory Racing
• Stage 17 – Tom Boonen of Omega Pharma
• Stage 18 – No fulcrum
• Stage 19 – Kristof Vandewalle of Trek Factory Racing
• Stage 20 – Johan Le Bon of FDJ.fr
• Stage 21 – Martijn Keizer of Belkin Pro Cycling