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Vuelta a España

Grand Tour Stage Races

The Vuelta a España, or Tour of Spain, is an annual multi-stage road cycling race primarily held in Spain. Inspired by the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia, it was first organised in 1935. The Spanish Civil War and World War II interrupted its early years, and it has been held every year since 1955. Along with those two races it is one of cycling's three Grand Tours, a UCI World Tour event running for three weeks on a changing route that finishes in Madrid. Since 1995 it has been held in late summer rather than spring, and the rider with the lowest aggregate time wears the red jersey.

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Álvaro Pino

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Joaquim Agostinho

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José Manuel Fuente

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José María Errandonea

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Source José Nazabal (Wikipedia)

José Pérez Francés

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José Vicente García

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Juan Manuel Gárate

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Julian Alaphilippe

Source Julian Alaphilippe (Wikipedia)

Julián Berrendero

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Source Julio Jiménez (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Source Kaden Groves (Wikipedia)

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Source Kim Andersen (Wikipedia)

Source Lars Boom (Wikipedia)

Laurent Jalabert

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Source Lennard Kämna (Wikipedia)

Leonardo Piepoli

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Lilian Calmejane

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Source Luc Leblanc (Wikipedia)

Source Luis Herrera (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Source Luis Ocaña (Wikipedia)

Source Luis Otaño (Wikipedia)

Source Magnus Cort (Wikipedia)

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Marcus Burghardt

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Mariano Cañardo

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Marino Lejarreta

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Source Matej Mohorič (Wikipedia)

Mathieu Hermans

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Source Matteo Trentin (Wikipedia)

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Source Michael Woods (Wikipedia)

Source Michael Wright (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Miguel Ángel López

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Miguel María Lasa

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Source Miguel Poblet (Wikipedia)

Source Mike Teunissen (Wikipedia)

Source Nans Peters (Wikipedia)

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Nicki Sørensen

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Nino Defilippis

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the race was first organised in 1935
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is an annual multi-stage road cycling race

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Laurent Jalabert (source article)

Competitors Include: Laurent Jalabert, Lead section [competed-in]

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he won the Vuelta a España in 1995

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Competitors Include: Lidl-Trek, Article text

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In September 2013, Chris Horner beat Vincenzo Nibali to win the 2013 Vuelta a España becoming the oldest grand tour winner in history, winning two stages along the way.

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Carlos Sastre (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Carlos Sastre, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Carlos Sastre, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

winning the mountain competition in the 2000 Vuelta a España

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Tony Rominger (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tony Rominger, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Tony Rominger, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

who won the Vuelta a España in 1992, 1993 and 1994

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Denis Menchov (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Denis Menchov, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Denis Menchov, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

In 2005 he finished second in the Vuelta a España

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Fabio Aru (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Fabio Aru, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Fabio Aru, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

two stages at the Vuelta a España

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Alex Zülle (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Alex Zülle, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Alex Zülle, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

winning the 1996 and 1997 Vuelta a España

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Abraham Olano (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Abraham Olano, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

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He won Vuelta a España in 1998

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Tony Martin (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tony Martin, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Tony Martin, Article text, vuelta-a-espana

two at the Vuelta a España in 2011 and in 2014

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Roberto Heras (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Roberto Heras, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Roberto Heras, Lead

who won the Vuelta a España a record four times

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Luis Ocaña (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Luis Ocaña, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Luis Ocaña, Lead

finished every Vuelta a España he entered except for his first

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Jean Stablinski (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jean Stablinski, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Jean Stablinski, Lead

won the Vuelta a España in 1958

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Barry Hoban (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Barry Hoban, Other career highlights, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Barry Hoban, Other career highlights, Vuelta

Hoban also won two stages of the 1964 Vuelta a España

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Ángel Arroyo (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ángel Arroyo, Lead, Vuelta

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In stage 17 of the 1982 Vuelta a España

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Aitor González (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Aitor González, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

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was the winner of the 2002 Vuelta a España

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Alfons De Wolf (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Alfons De Wolf, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Alfons De Wolf, Lead

an absolutely dominant 1979 Vuelta a España

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Fernando Escartín (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Fernando Escartín, Lead

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finished on the podium in 2nd place at the Vuelta a España, twice

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Gilberto Simoni (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Gilberto Simoni, Career

Quote, Competitors Include: Gilberto Simoni, Career

winning the dramatic Alto de El Angliru stage of that year's Vuelta a España

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Ion Izagirre (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ion Izagirre, Career

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his third Grand Tour stage and first in the Vuelta a España

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Bernardo Ruiz (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Bernardo Ruiz, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Bernardo Ruiz, Lead

won the overall and climbers competition at the 1948 Vuelta a España

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Peter Velits (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Peter Velits, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Peter Velits, Lead

third place overall and a stage win at the 2010 Vuelta a España

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Dimitri Konyshev (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Dimitri Konyshev, Lead, Vuelta stage

Quote, Competitors Include: Dimitri Konyshev, Lead, Vuelta stage

He claimed three stage victories at the Tour de France, four at the Giro d'Italia, and one at the Vuelta a España.

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Caleb Ewan (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Caleb Ewan, Career, Vuelta a Espana 2015

Quote, Competitors Include: Caleb Ewan, Career, Vuelta a Espana 2015

where he won stage 5, but he withdrew from the race during stage 10

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Giovanni Battaglin (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Giovanni Battaglin, Lead, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Giovanni Battaglin, Lead, Vuelta a España

his overall win in the 1981 Giro d'Italia and the 1981 Vuelta a España

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Jakob Piil (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jakob Piil, Biography, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Jakob Piil, Biography, Vuelta a España

Instead, he rode the Vuelta a España

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Cyrille Guimard (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Cyrille Guimard, Riding career, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Cyrille Guimard, Riding career, Vuelta

where he won two stages

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Eduardo Chozas (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Eduardo Chozas, Lead, Grand Tour participations

Quote, Competitors Include: Eduardo Chozas, Lead, Grand Tour participations

13 Vueltas

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Daniel Martínez (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Daniel Martínez, Career, 2019 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Daniel Martínez, Career, 2019 Vuelta a España

he was named in the startlist for the Vuelta a España

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Jean Graczyk (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jean Graczyk, Lead, races ridden

Quote, Competitors Include: Jean Graczyk, Lead, races ridden

several stages each at the Tour de France and Vuelta a España

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Ben O'Connor (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ben O'Connor, Cycling career, 2024 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Ben O'Connor, Cycling career, 2024 Vuelta a España

won stage six of that year's edition of the Vuelta a España

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Felix Gall (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Felix Gall, Career, 2024 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Felix Gall, Career, 2024 Vuelta a España

he competed in the 2024 Vuelta a España

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Ferdinand Bracke (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ferdinand Bracke, Biography, Vuelta a Espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Ferdinand Bracke, Biography, Vuelta a Espana

In 1971 he won the Vuelta a España

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Carlos Rodríguez (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Carlos Rodríguez, Article text, competition

Quote, Competitors Include: Carlos Rodríguez, Article text, competition

he was selected for his first Grand Tour, the Vuelta a España, finishing 7th overall

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Fabio Jakobsen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Fabio Jakobsen, Career, 2021 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Fabio Jakobsen, Career, 2021 Vuelta

Jakobsen raced the 2021 Vuelta a España

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Dylan Teuns (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Dylan Teuns, Career, 2016 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Dylan Teuns, Career, 2016 Vuelta

named in the start list for the 2016 Vuelta a España

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Guido Carlesi (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Guido Carlesi, Life and career, 1958 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Guido Carlesi, Life and career, 1958 Vuelta

one stage at the Vuelta a España

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Jasper Philipsen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jasper Philipsen, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Jasper Philipsen, Lead

six in the Vuelta a España

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Georg Totschnig (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Georg Totschnig, Career, 1996 Vuelta a Espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Georg Totschnig, Career, 1996 Vuelta a Espana

had a very strong performance in the 1996 Vuelta a España coming in 6th overall

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Frédéric Vichot (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Frédéric Vichot, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Frédéric Vichot, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

won one stage in the Vuelta a España and two stages in the Tour de France

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Ercole Gualazzini (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ercole Gualazzini, Lead, Grand Tour stages

Quote, Competitors Include: Ercole Gualazzini, Lead, Grand Tour stages

Gualazzini won stages in all the Grand Tours.

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Joaquim Agostinho (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Joaquim Agostinho, Lead, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Joaquim Agostinho, Lead, Vuelta

won a total of seven stages between the Vuelta and Tour

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Juan Manuel Gárate (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Juan Manuel Gárate, Lead, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Juan Manuel Gárate, Lead, Vuelta

He has also won stages in the Tour de Suisse, the Vuelta a España

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Edward Van Dijck (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Edward Van Dijck, Body, 1947 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Edward Van Dijck, Body, 1947 Vuelta

Van Dijck became the second Belgian to win the Spanish Grand Tour at the 1947 Vuelta a España

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Kasper Asgreen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Kasper Asgreen, Career, 2018 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Kasper Asgreen, Career, 2018 Vuelta a España

he was named on the start list of the 2018 Vuelta a España.

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Lars Boom (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Lars Boom, Career, Rabobank 2009

Quote, Competitors Include: Lars Boom, Career, Rabobank 2009

In his first Vuelta a España, he was part of a break of 12 riders in the 15th stage.

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Fabio Parra (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Fabio Parra, Lead, professional career

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He was a professional from 1985 to 1992 and won stages in the Tour de France and Vuelta a España.

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Jeroen Blijlevens (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jeroen Blijlevens, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Jeroen Blijlevens, Career, vuelta-a-espana

11 stage victories across the three Grand Tours (Tour de France, Vuelta a España and Giro d

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Jo de Roo (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jo de Roo, Lead, Vuelta stage

Quote, Competitors Include: Jo de Roo, Lead, Vuelta stage

one stage of the Vuelta a España

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Guido Bontempi (Olympedia)

Competitors Include: Guido Bontempi, Biography, Vuelta stage wins

Quote, Competitors Include: Guido Bontempi, Biography, Vuelta stage wins

During his career, Bontempi won 16 stages at the Giro, 6 at the Tour de France, and 2 at the Vuelta.

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Henk Nijdam (Olympedia)

Competitors Include: Henk Nijdam, Biography, Vuelta

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winning two stages in the Tour de France (1964, 1966) and four in the Vuelta (1966, 1967).

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Jacques Esclassan (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jacques Esclassan, Lead, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Jacques Esclassan, Lead, Vuelta a España

and a stage in Vuelta a España

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José María Errandonea (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José María Errandonea, Lead, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: José María Errandonea, Lead, Vuelta a España

He also won a stage in the 1966 Vuelta a España

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Federico Echave (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Federico Echave, Lead, Vuelta record

Quote, Competitors Include: Federico Echave, Lead, Vuelta record

Echave holds the record for most Vueltas finished, 14, all of them being consecutive.

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Heinrich Haussler (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Heinrich Haussler, Lead, Vuelta stage

Quote, Competitors Include: Heinrich Haussler, Lead, Vuelta stage

one at the 2005 Vuelta a España

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Kaden Groves (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Kaden Groves, Career, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Kaden Groves, Career, Vuelta

he won stage 11 of the Vuelta a España in a sprint finish

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Julian Alaphilippe (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Julian Alaphilippe, Career, 2017

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made his debut at the Vuelta a España a month later

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Julio Jiménez (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Julio Jiménez, Career, 1964 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Julio Jiménez, Career, 1964 Vuelta

He also wore the leaders jersey at the 1964 Vuelta

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Giuseppe Guerini (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Giuseppe Guerini, Lead, Vuelta a Espana editions

Quote, Competitors Include: Giuseppe Guerini, Lead, Vuelta a Espana editions

five Vuelta a Españas

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Jesper Skibby (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jesper Skibby, Professional career, three major tours

Quote, Competitors Include: Jesper Skibby, Professional career, three major tours

won stages in all three major tours (Tour de France, Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España)

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Johan Bruyneel (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Johan Bruyneel, Professional cyclist, 1995

Quote, Competitors Include: Johan Bruyneel, Professional cyclist, 1995

he finished 3rd at the 1995 Vuelta a España

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José Nazabal (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José Nazabal, Lead, 1977

Quote, Competitors Include: José Nazabal, Lead, 1977

In 1977, Nazabal won a stage in both the Vuelta a España and in the Tour de France.

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Mike Teunissen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mike Teunissen, Lead

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the start list for the 2015 Vuelta a España

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Jesús Loroño (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jesús Loroño, Career

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Loroño is most famous for capturing the 1957 Vuelta a España.

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José Pérez Francés (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José Pérez Francés, Career

Quote, Competitors Include: José Pérez Francés, Career

He finished four times on the podium of Vuelta a España and won three stages

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Karsten Kroon (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Karsten Kroon, Career

Quote, Competitors Include: Karsten Kroon, Career

Kroon led the mountains classification in each of the three Grand Tours

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Marcus Burghardt (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marcus Burghardt, Career

Quote, Competitors Include: Marcus Burghardt, Career

some stages of the Vuelta a España

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Lennard Kämna (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Lennard Kämna, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Lennard Kämna, Career, vuelta-a-espana

He rode in the 2017 Vuelta a España, and completed 17 stages of the race

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Lilian Calmejane (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Lilian Calmejane, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Lilian Calmejane, Career, vuelta-a-espana

he won the fourth stage of the Vuelta a España, his first ride in a Grand Tour

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José Manuel Fuente (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José Manuel Fuente, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: José Manuel Fuente, Career, vuelta-a-espana

He was a two-time winner of the Vuelta a España

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Julián Berrendero (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Julián Berrendero, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Julián Berrendero, Career, vuelta-a-espana

He is most famous for having won the third and fourth editions of the Vuelta a España in 1941 and 1942

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François Mahé (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: François Mahé, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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as well as a stage win in Vuelta a España

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Gerard Vianen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Gerard Vianen, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Gerard Vianen, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

he won one stage in the Tour de France and 3 stages in the Vuelta a España

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Magnus Cort (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Magnus Cort, Career, 2016 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Magnus Cort, Career, 2016 Vuelta

He was named in the startlist for the 2016 Vuelta a España, where he won stages 18 and 21.

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Marino Basso (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marino Basso, Lead, Vuelta stages

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6 at the Vuelta a España

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Leonardo Piepoli (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Leonardo Piepoli, Career, Vuelta stages

Quote, Competitors Include: Leonardo Piepoli, Career, Vuelta stages

He has won stages in the Giro and the Vuelta a España.

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Herman Vanspringel (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Herman Vanspringel, Lead, Vuelta podium

Quote, Competitors Include: Herman Vanspringel, Lead, Vuelta podium

third place in the 1970 Vuelta a España

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Jean Dotto (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jean Dotto, Career, Vuelta win

Quote, Competitors Include: Jean Dotto, Career, Vuelta win

next year won the Vuelta by beating Julio Jiménez

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Johnny Weltz (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Johnny Weltz, Lead, 1988 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Johnny Weltz, Lead, 1988 Vuelta

He also won a stage in Vuelta a Españ

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Pedro Torres (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Pedro Torres, Career, 1980 Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Pedro Torres, Career, 1980 Vuelta

The 1980 Vuelta a España was the final Vuelta of his career as well as his strongest performance.

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Roger Walkowiak (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Roger Walkowiak, The 1956 Tour de France, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Roger Walkowiak, The 1956 Tour de France, Vuelta

He rode the Tour of Spain, the Vuelta a España, in 1957 and won a stage

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Kim Andersen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Kim Andersen, Rider, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Kim Andersen, Rider, Vuelta

He has also sported stage wins in Vuelta a España

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Frans Melckenbeeck (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Frans Melckenbeeck, Lead, Vuelta a Espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Frans Melckenbeeck, Lead, Vuelta a Espana

He won four stages in the 1964 and 1965 Vuelta a España.

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Gustaaf Deloor (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Gustaaf Deloor, Lead, Vuelta

Quote, Competitors Include: Gustaaf Deloor, Lead, Vuelta

the winner of the first two editions of the Vuelta a España in 1935 and 1936

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Matteo Trentin (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Matteo Trentin, Career, Quick-Step, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Matteo Trentin, Career, Quick-Step, Vuelta a España

At the Vuelta a España, Trentin led home the peloton on the first sprint stage

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Max Bulla (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Max Bulla, Lead, 1935 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Max Bulla, Lead, 1935 Vuelta a España

Bulla finished fifth overall and won two stages at the 1935 Vuelta a España.

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Marino Lejarreta (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marino Lejarreta, Article, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Marino Lejarreta, Article, vuelta-a-espana

His biggest victory was capturing the 1982 Vuelta a España

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Matej Mohorič (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Matej Mohorič, Career, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Matej Mohorič, Career, Vuelta a España

Mohorič secured his first Grand Tour stage win when he soloed to victory in Stage 7 of the 2017 Vuelta a España

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Michael Woods (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Michael Woods, Career, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Michael Woods, Career, Vuelta a España

Woods was later named in the start list for the 2017 Vuelta a España

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Nans Peters (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Nans Peters, Professional career, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Nans Peters, Professional career, Vuelta a España

In August 2018, he was named in the startlist for the Vuelta a España

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Omar Fraile (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Omar Fraile, Text, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Omar Fraile, Text, Vuelta a España

has twice won the Mountains classification in the Vuelta a España

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Neil Stephens (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Neil Stephens, Text, Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Neil Stephens, Text, Vuelta a España

(Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España) in a calendar year

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Marcel Wüst (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marcel Wüst, Career, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Marcel Wüst, Career, vuelta-a-espana

twelve stages in the Vuelta a España

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Shay Elliott (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Shay Elliott, Professional career, Vuelta

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In 1962, he came third in the 1962 Vuelta a España

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Philippa York (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Philippa York, Text, vuelta-a-espana

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the 1985 and 1986 Vuelta a España

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Rigoberto Urán (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rigoberto Urán, Text, vuelta-a-espana

Quote, Competitors Include: Rigoberto Urán, Text, vuelta-a-espana

including stage wins at each of the three Grand Tours

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Pablo Lastras (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Pablo Lastras, Career, 2002 Vuelta a España

Quote, Competitors Include: Pablo Lastras, Career, 2002 Vuelta a España

Lastras won a stage in the 2003 Tour de France and picked up two stages in the 2002 Vuelta a España.

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Cyclingnews: Impanis passes away

CyclingnewsCompetitors Include: Raymond Impanis, Obituary text, Vuelta

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finished third overall in the 1956 Vuelta

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Mariano Cañardo (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mariano Cañardo, Biography, 1935

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won stage 5 in the first Vuelta a Espa

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Mathieu Hermans (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mathieu Hermans, Lead

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Hermans was more successful in the Vuelta a Espa

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Michael Wright (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Michael Wright, Professional career, Vuelta a Espana

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Wright won 4 stages of the Vuelta a España: 2 in 1968 and 2 in 1969.

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Miguel Ángel López (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Miguel Ángel López, Lead

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In 2016, López won his first World Tour stage race at the Tour de Suisse and achieved his maiden grand tour stage victory the following season on Stage 11 of the Vuelta a España, followed by another victory on Stage 15.

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Robbie Hunter (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Robbie Hunter, Career, achievements

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His achievements include winning stages at the 1999 and 2001 Vuelta a Españas, the 2007 Tour de France, and the overall title at the 2004 Tour of Qatar, as well as the points classification at the 2004 Tour de Suisse.

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Nicki Sørensen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Nicki Sørensen, Biography, 2005 Vuelta

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In September, Nicki Sørensen clinched stage 18 of the Vuelta a España after defeating Pascual Rodriguez in the sprint.

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Luis Herrera (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Luis Herrera, Lead, 1987 Vuelta

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His greatest achievement was in 1987, when he won the Vuelta a España, the first South American to win a Grand Tour.

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Rino Benedetti (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rino Benedetti, Lead, Grand Tour stage wins (vuelta-a-espana)

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who won stages in all the three Grand Tours

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Miguel María Lasa (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Miguel María Lasa, Lead, Vuelta a España

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He won four stages in the Vuelta a España

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Mariano Díaz (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mariano Díaz, Lead, Vuelta a España

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he won a stage of the 1967 Vuelta a España

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Simon Gerrans (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Simon Gerrans, Career, 2009

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After winning 10th stage of the 2009 Vuelta a España Gerrans became the first Australian to win a stage of each of the three Grand Tours.

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Rafał Majka (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rafał Majka, Lead

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his only Grand Tour podium finish at the 2015 Vuelta a España

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Sérgio Paulinho (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Sérgio Paulinho, Career

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He took his first Grand Tour stage win in the 2006 Vuelta a España, on stage 10.

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Sean Yates (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Sean Yates, Career

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he won a stage at the Vuelta a Españ

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Roger De Vlaeminck (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Roger De Vlaeminck, Professional career, Vuelta a Espana

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He took a stage win in the Vuelta a España in his final season in 1984

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Roberto Laiseka (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Roberto Laiseka, Career, 2005 Vuelta

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His final professional win came in 2005 at the Vuelta a España, he jumped away with 3 km to go in Stage 11 to win by fifteen seconds ahead of the favorites group.

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Rolf Wolfshohl (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rolf Wolfshohl, Lead, 1965 Vuelta

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in road racing for winning the 1965 Vuelta a España

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Tom Pidcock (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tom Pidcock, 2025 section, Vuelta

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Pidcock finished third overall at the 2025 Vuelta a España

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Tim Merlier (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tim Merlier, Career, Corendon-Circus, Vuelta

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competed in his first Vuelta a España

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Luis Otaño (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Luis Otaño, Lead, race

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Otaño lost the 1964 Vuelta a España to Raymond Poulidor by only 33 seconds

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Tim Wellens (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tim Wellens, Lead, Vuelta

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two at the 2020 Vuelta a España

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Thomas De Gendt (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thomas De Gendt, Career, Lotto-Soudal

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At the Vuelta a España, De Gendt won stage 19 from a breakaway

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Rik Van Steenbergen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rik Van Steenbergen, Career, Vuelta

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In the Vuelta a España, he achieved six stage victories

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Miguel Poblet (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Miguel Poblet, Biography, Vuelta

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three stage wins in the Vuelta a España

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Luc Leblanc (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Luc Leblanc, Biography, Vuelta

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in the 1994 Vuelta a España he won the mountains classification

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Simon Clarke (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Simon Clarke, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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At the 2012 Vuelta a Espa

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Thymen Arensman (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thymen Arensman, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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won the 15th stage of the 2022 Vuelta a Espa

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Tyler Farrar (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Tyler Farrar, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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He has won stages in the Giro d'Italia, Vuelta a Espa

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Vicente López Carril (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Vicente López Carril, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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as well as a stage in both Giro d

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Thibaut Pinot (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thibaut Pinot, Career, vuelta-a-espana

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He has won stages in all three Grand Tours, with 3 in the Tour de France, 1 in the Giro d'Italia and 2 in the Vuelta a España

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José Vicente García (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José Vicente García, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

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two stages in the Vuelta a España

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Sam Bennett (cyclist) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Sam Bennett, Lead, vuelta-a-espana

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two stages at the 2019 Vuelta a España

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Walter Godefroot (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Walter Godefroot, Biography, Vuelta a Espana

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two stages in the 1971 Vuelta a España

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Zdeněk Štybar (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Zdeněk Štybar, Lead, Vuelta a Espana stage

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winning Grand Tour stages at the 2013 Vuelta a España and the 2015 Tour de France

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Warren Barguil (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Warren Barguil, Argos-Shimano, 2013 season

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when he won stages 13 and 16 of the Vuelta a España

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Nino Defilippis (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Nino Defilippis, Lead, stage wins

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two stages at the Vuelta a España

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Pierino Baffi (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Pierino Baffi, Lead, competition

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In 1958 he won stages in all three of the Grand Tours, becoming the second cyclist (after Miguel Poblet) to win stages in all three of the Grand Tours in the same year.

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Rubén Plaza (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Rubén Plaza, Lead, competition

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During his career, he recorded a top 5 overall placing in the 2005 Vuelta a España, and won three Grand Tour stages.

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Yves Lampaert (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Yves Lampaert, Career, 2017 Vuelta

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Lampaert won Stage 2 of the 2017 Vuelta a España

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Andrey Kashechkin (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Andrey Kashechkin, Lead or Biography

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he re-signed with Astana in order to ride the Vuelta a España

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Álvaro Pino (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Álvaro Pino, Lead paragraph

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winning the overall title at the 1986 Vuelta a España

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