Vuelta a Cuba

Vuelta a Cuba
Race details
Date Mid-February
Region Cuba
Discipline Road
Competition UCI America Tour
Type Stage race
History
First edition 1964 (1964)
Editions 35 (as of 2010)
Final edition 2010
First winner  Sergio Martínez (CUB)
Most wins  Eduardo Alonso (CUB) (6 Wins)
Final winner  Arnold Alcolea (CUB)

The Vuelta a Cuba (English: Tour of Cuba) was a multi-day road bicycle racing stage race held annually each February in Cuba. It was held from 1964 to 2010.[1] Vuelta Ciclista a Cuba was part of the UCI America Tour, which is one of six UCI Continental Circuits sponsored by the Union Cycliste Internationale, the sport's international governing body.

Past winners

YearWinnerCountryTeam
1964Sergio "Pipián" Martínez CubaMatanzas
1965Rodolfo Noriega CubaCotorro
1966Sergio "Pipián" Martínez (2) CubaMatanzas
1967Henryk Kowalski PolandPoland
1968Sergio "Pipián" Martínez (3) CubaCuba
1969Sergio "Pipián" Martínez (4) CubaCuba
1970No Event
1971Raúl Vázquez CubaCuba
1972Aldo "Búfalo" Arencibia CubaCuba
1973Leonardo Hernández CubaLas Villas
1974Carlos Cardet CubaCuba
1975 No Event
1976Aldo "Búfalo" Arencibia (2) CubaCuba
1977Carlos Cardet (2) CubaCuba
1978Serguei Sujorochenkov Soviet UnionCuba
1979Carlos Cardet (3) CubaCuba
1980Aldo "Búfalo" Arencibia (3) CubaHabana
1981Jorge A. Pérez CubaCuba
1982No Event
1983Olaf Jentszch East GermanyGermany A
1984Eduardo Alonso CubaCuba
1985Alexander Zinoviev Soviet UnionURSS A
1986Eduardo Alonso (2) CubaCuba A
1987Eduardo Alonso (3) CubaCuba A
1988Eduardo Alonso (4) CubaCuba
1989Eduardo Alonso (5) CubaCuba A
1990Eduardo Alonso (6) CubaCuba
1991-
1999		No Event
2000Pedro Pablo Pérez CubaCuba
2001Pedro Pablo Pérez (2) CubaCuba
2002Filippo Pozzato ItalyMapei-Quick Step
2003Todd Herriot United StatesUPMC Fuji
2004Pedro Pablo Pérez (3) CubaCuba
2005Damier Martinez CubaCuba A
2006Pedro Pablo Pérez (4) CubaCuba
2007Svein Tuft CanadaSymmetrics Cycling Team
2008Pedro Pablo Pérez (5) CubaCuba
2009Arnold Alcolea CubaCuba
2010Arnold Alcolea (2) CubaCuba

References

  1. ↑ "Vuelta a Cuba". Cycling Archives. Retrieved 28 March 2015.
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