Stage 0: Teams Presentation Full Results and Report
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Bob Jungels (LUX - Deceuninck - Quick Step) and Brazil fan | 
Julian Alaphilippe (FRA - Deceuninck - Quick Step) | 
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Scene for the teams presentation in Tunja | 
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Julian Alaphilippe (France / Team Deceuninck - Quick Step) | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) | 
EF Pro Cycling | 
Rigoberto Uran (COL - EF Pro Cycling) | 
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Stage 1: Tunja → Tunja, 16.7 km Full Results and Report
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EF Pro Cycling on there way to victory | 
EF Pro Cycling easily wins the opening Stage 1 TTT. 16.7 km in 18:01 | 
2nd Deceuninck - Quick Step + 45s | 
3rd Team Ineos + 46s | 
4th Rally Cycling + 59s | 
Your Stage 1 TTT winners, EF Pro Cycling | 
Your race leader, Ecuadoran national champ, Jonathan Caicedo |
Stage 2: Paipa → Duitama, 152 km Full Results and Report
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Alvaro Jose HODEG (COL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) in Paipa before finishing 2nd in the sprint finish later in the day | 
EF Pro Cycling still savoring their TTT win | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) in the feedzone | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) offers his peace | 
Fabio Aru (ITA - UAE - Team Emirates) | 
Sprint finish as expected in Duitama: 1st Juan Sebastian MOLANO BENAVIDES (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES) 3:12:09, 2nd Alvaro Jose HODEG (COL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) and 3rd Itamar EINHORN (ISR/ISRAEL START - UP NATION) | 
Your Stage 2 winner, Juan Sebastian MOLANO BENAVIDES (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES): “I arrived at this race in excellent condition both mentally and physically. Winning so close to my house and with my family here to see me race is priceless. As for the sprint, we knew that the biggest rival would be Hodeg, but Max led me flawlessly up to 200 meters from the finish and I was able to launch my sprint perfectly. I had the advantage of knowing all the roads really well as they are the one’s I use for training, and adding to this the great woork done by my teammates this is what helped seal the win.” |
Stage 3: Paipa → Sogamoso, 178 km Full Results and Report
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Julian Alaphilippe (FRA - Deceuninck - Quick Step) - Richard Carapaz (ECU - Team Ineos) - Oscar Sevilla (ESP - Team Medellin) and Brazil rider prior to Stage 3 in Tunja | 
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Juan Sebastian MOLANO (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES) wins Stage 3 in 3:57:00 ahead of 2nd Edwin ÁVILA (COL/ISRAEL START - UP NATION) and 3rd Alvaro Jose HODEG (COL/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) | 
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Your Stage 2 and now 3 winner, Juan Sebastian MOLANO (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES): “Today’s stage was different from yesterday’s, since the altitude difference of the route was heavy and in the end it was felt in the legs of all the riders. I also felt sensations of fatigue, but I knew it was normal on a day of this type and I held on, and then made a good sprint. Tomorrow’s day will also be demanding but also stimulating, I like the stage very much” | 
Jonathan Caicedo continues as the race leader |
Stage 4: Paipa → Santa Rosa de Viterbo, 169 km Full Results and Report
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Team Novo Nordisk getting ready for Stage 3 in Tunja | 
Rollout for Stage 3 ending in a uphill finish | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) and Esteban Chaves (COL - Mitchelton - Scott) on the final climb | 
Race leader, Jonathan Klever Caicedo (ECU - EF Pro Cycling) was dropped | 
After a late attack by 6th Richard CARAPAZ (ECU/INEOS) was brought back, Sergio HIGUITA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) wins Stage 4 in 3:58:47 ahead of 2nd Egan BERNAL (COL/INEOS), 3rd Julian ALAPHILIPPE (FRA/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) + 1s, 4th Daniel MARTINEZ (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) + 2s, 5th Torstein TRÆEN (NOR/UNO - X NORWEGIAN DEVELOPMENT) | 
New race leader, Sergio HIGUITA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) by 12s |
Stage 5: Paipa → Zipaquirá, 175 km Full Results and Report
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Oliver Behringer (SUI - Team Novo Nordisk) entertaining the crowd at the Stage 5 start in Tunja | 
Dani Martinez (Columbia / Team EF Education First) and his fans | 
Nathan BROWN (USA Rally Cycling) | 
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Lawson Craddock (USA / Team EF Education First) at the front for his team leader | 
Sprint finish in Zipaquira | 
Alvaro Jose Hodeg (COL - Deceuninck - Quick Step) is once again beaten by Juan Molano (COL - UAE - Team Emirates) | 
Third win in five stages for Juan Molano (COL - UAE - Team Emirates): “The finish was very complicated, given the technical final. It is thanks to the teamwork and the experience of teammates like Henao and Richeze that I was able to win: Max was once again fantastic, without him I wouldn’t be here as the winner. Hodeg is very strong and today he launched with great power, but I also have good legs and I have taken advantage of the team’s work, so in the sprint I did not have any doubts and I could overcome my rivals.” |
Stage 6: Zipaquirá → El Once/Alto del Verjón, 183 km Full Results and Report
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Alvaro Jose Hodeg (COL - Deceuninck - Quick Step) at the Stage 6 start in Zipaquira | 
Egan Bernal (COL - Team Ineos) and Juan Sebastian Molano (COL - UAE - Team Emirates) | 
Race leader, Sergio Higuita (COL- EF Pro Cycling) | 
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Huge crowds again lining the streets | 
Daniel MARTINEZ POVEDA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) wins the queen stage finale in 4:24:09 ahead of 2nd Sergio HIGUITA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) + 1s and 3rd Egan BERNAL (COL/INEOS) + 3s | 
The overall race winner, Sergio HIGUITA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING), collapses after the finish | 
Your 2020 Tour Colombia podium: 2nd Daniel Felipe MARTINEZ POVEDA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) + 7s, 1st Sergio HIGUITA (COL/EF PRO CYCLING) in 19:55:51, 3rd Jonathan CAICEDO (ECU/EF PRO CYCLING) + 33s | 
EF Cycling sweeps the podium thanks to their impressive opening TTT and good climbing |
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