Stage Winners
- Stage 1: Ivan Quaranta, Mobilvetta-Northwave
- Stage 2 : Mario Cipollini, Saeco Macchine per Caffè-Cannondale
- Stage 3 : Jeroen Blijlevens, TVM-Farm Frites
- Stage 4 : Laurent Jalabert, ONCE-Deutsche Bank
- Stage 5 : Chepe González, Kelme-Costa Blanca
- Stage 6 : Romāns Vainšteins, Vini Caldirola
- Stage 7 : Jeroen Blijlevens, TVM-Farm Frites
- Stage 8 : Marco Pantani, Mercatone Uno-Bianchi
- Stage 9 : Laurent Jalabert, ONCE-Deutsche Bank (ITT)
- Stage 10 : Mario Cipollini, Saeco-Cannondale
- Stage 11 : Ivan Quaranta, Mobilvetta-Northwave
- Stage 12 : Mario Cipollini, Saeco-Cannondale
- Stage 13 : Richard Virenque, Team Polti
- Stage 14 : Paolo Savoldelli, Saeco-Cannondale
- Stage 15 : Marco Pantani, Mercatone Uno-Bianchi
- Stage 16 : Laurent Jalabert, ONCE-Deutsche Bank
- Stage 17 : Mario Cipollini, Saeco-Cannondale
- Stage 18 : Serhiy Honchar, Vini Caldirola-Sidermec (ITT)
- Stage 19 : Marco Pantani, Mercatone Uno
- Stage 20 : Marco Pantani, Mercatone Uno
- Stage 21 : Roberto Heras, Kelme-Costa Blanca
- Stage 22 : Fabrizio Guidi, Team Polti
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