Vuelta a Aragón

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Vuelta a Aragón
Race details
Date Mid-April
Region Aragón, Spain
English name Tour of Aragón
Local name(s) Vuelta a Aragón (Spanish)
Discipline Road
Competition UCI Europe Tour
Type Stage-race
History
First edition 1939 (1939)
Editions 42
Final edition 2005
First winner  Antonio Andrés (ESP)
Most wins  Leonardo Piepoli (ITA) (3 wins)
Final winner  Rubén Plaza (ESP)

Vuelta a Aragón is a professional cycle road race held in Spain in April each year. The event was first run in 1939 but has not been held consistently, being cancelled in 2006 and 2007. The future of the race is uncertain; there have been plans to organise it again, however, as of 2009 the race does not have sufficient sponsorship to be held.[1]

Winners

Rider Team
1939 Spain Antonio Andrés (ESP)
1939–
1953
No race
1954 Spain Francisco Alomar (ESP)
1955–
1964
No race
1965 Spain José Pujol (ESP)
1966 Spain Salvador Canet (ESP)
1967 Spain José Luis Uribezubia (ESP)
1968 Spain José Manuel Abellán (ESP)
1969 Spain Jesús Manzaneque (ESP)
1972 No race
1970 Spain Pedro Santamaría (ESP)
1971 Spain Ramón Sáez (ESP)
1973 Spain Jesús Manzaneque (ESP)
1974 Spain Francisco Elorriaga (ESP)
1975 Spain Agustín Tamames (ESP)
1976 Spain Francisco Elorriaga (ESP)
1977 Spain Javier Nazabal (ESP)
1978 Spain Jesús Suárez Cuevas (ESP)
1979 Spain Roque Moya (ESP)
1980 Spain Faustino Fernández Ovies (ESP)
1981 Spain Antonio Coll (ESP)
1982 Spain Carlos Hernández (ESP)
1983 Spain Pedro Delgado (ESP)
1984 Spain José Recio (ESP)
1985 Spain José Recio (ESP)
1986 Switzerland Stephen Joho (SUI)
1987 Spain Anselmo Fuerte (ESP)
1988 Spain Francisco Javier Mauleón (ESP)
1989 Spain Iñaki Gastón (ESP)
1990 Belgium Nico Emonds (BEL)
1991 Colombia Edgar Corredor (COL)
1992 Colombia Luis Herrera (COL)
1993 Spain Alfonso Gutiérrez (ESP)
1994 Spain Marino Alonso (ESP)
1995 Spain Fernando Escartín (ESP)
1996 Spain Melchor Mauri (ESP)
1997 Spain Aitor Garmendia (ESP)
1998 Spain Aitor Garmendia (ESP)
1999 Spain Juan Carlos Domínguez (ESP)
2000 Italy Leonardo Piepoli (ITA)
2001 Spain Juan Carlos Domínguez (ESP)
2002 Italy Leonardo Piepoli (ITA)
2003 Italy Leonardo Piepoli (ITA)
2004 Italy Stefano Garzelli (ITA)
2005 Spain Rubén Plaza (ESP)

References

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