Three riders abandoned on the final stage of the 2016 Giro d’Italia, leaving 154 riders to come and voiding any chance at a Point d’Appui for the race. American Chad Haga of Team Giant-Alpecin held the fulcrum twice during the race and wound up on the cusp of the fulcrum at the end of the race along with Johann Van Zyl of Dimension Data.

Vincenzo Nibali won the race and the maglia rosa. The lanterne rouge was Jack Bobridge of Trek-Segafredo, who finished five hours adrift.

The Point d’Appui changed hands 12 times during the race. Here are the holders of the grey jersey at the end of each stage:

• Stage 1 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 2 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 3 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 4 – Moreno Hofland of Team LottoNl-Jumbo.
• Stage 5 – Leigh Howard of IAM Cycling.
• Stage 6 – Ivan Savitskiy of Gazprom-Rusvelo.
• Stage 7 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 8 – Alessandro Bisolti of Nippo-Vini Fantini.
• Stage 9 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 10 – Manuel Belletti of Wilier Triestina-Southeast.
• Stage 11 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 12 – Christian Knees of Team Sky.
• Stage 13 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 14 – Lars Ytting Bak of Lotto Soudal.
• Stage 15 – Chad Haga of Team Giant-Alpecin.
• Stage 16 – Hugo Houle of AG2R La Mondiale.
• Stage 17 – No fulcrum.
• Stage 18 – Kristian Sbaragli of Dimension Data.
• Stage 19 – Alberto Bettiol of Cannondale Pro Cycling.
• Stage 20 – Chad Haga of Team Giant-Alpecin.
• Stage 21 – No fulcrum.