Fabio Aru
Qhubeka NextHash
Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2021 - Qhubeka NextHash
- 2020 - UAE Team Emirates
- 2019 - UAE Team Emirates
- 2018 - UAE Team Emirates
- 2017 - Astana Pro Team
- 2016 - Astana Pro Team
- 2015 - Astana Pro Team
- 2014 - Astana Pro Team
- 2013 - Astana Pro Team
- 2012 - Pro Team Astana
Biography:
Key results
1st overall, Vuelta a Espana 2015
1st Giro d'Italia stages 15, 2014; 19 & 20, 2015
1st Vuelta a Espana stages 11 & 18, 2014
1st Tour de France stage 5, 2017
1st Italian national road race champion 2017
2nd overall, Giro d'Italia 2015
3rd overall, Giro d'Italia 2014
3rd Milano-Torino 2017
Best young rider, Giro d'Italia 2015
Related Articles
Fabio Aru's Tour de France withdrawal raises questions about future
News 'I've had more setbacks than joy in recent years, but I feel at ease with Qhubeka'
Fabio Aru out of Qhubeka-Assos' Tour de France squad
News Barbero replaces Italian after 'physical problems' over the weekend
Aru, Armeé lead Qhubeka Assos at Tour de la Provence
News Italian rider happy with form after winter of hard work and cyclo-cross racing
Tour de la Provence: 10 riders to watch
Analysis Young talents and established stars could all make an impact
Fabio Aru calls off ambition to race cyclo-cross World Championships
News Italian opts to let the specialists represent in Oostende, will start season at Tour de Provence
2021 Team preview: Qhubeka Assos
Analysis African team has a new sponsor and new roster as it fights to compete at WorldTour level
Fabio Aru makes Qhubeka Assos debut in Montodine cyclo-cross race
News Italian finishes fifth in event near Cremona
Fabio Aru returns to his roots in cyclo-cross races
News Italian competes in his final races in UAE Team Emirates kit
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Ben O'Connor Tour de France blog: Sunsets in Paris
Australian dines with Cadel Evans, parties until sunrise, and takes time to let his achievements sink in -
Annemiek van Vleuten blog: I'm ready to suffer at the Olympic Games
'It gives me goosebumps to know that I will be wearing the orange colours of my nation' -
Ben O'Connor Tour de France blog: I hate Mont Ventoux
Australian explains his hate-hate relationship with the Giant of Provence -
Marc Madiot blog: Hospital visits and fears for the future
'If we're all driving to hospital, our sport is in big trouble' says Groupama-FDJ boss after crash-ridden first week at the Tour de France -
Ben O'Connor Tour de France blog: Champagne and one beer
Australian on the aftermath of his stage win in Tignes
