List of teams and cyclists in the 1969 Vuelta a España

For the 1969 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 100 riders; 68 finished the race.

By rider
Legend
No. Starting number worn by the rider during the Vuelta
Pos. Position in the general classification
Time Deficit to the winner of the general classification
DNF Denotes a rider who did not finish
No. Name Nationality Team Pos. Time Ref
1 Raymond Steegmans  Belgium Goldor 44 + 33' 01" [1]
2 Etienne Sonck  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
3 Jan Brusselmans  Belgium Goldor 57 + 48' 27" [1]
4 Willy Maes  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
5 Willy Moonen  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
6 Carmine Preziosi  Italy Goldor 56 + 44' 12" [1]
7 Alfons Scheys  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
8 Frans Van De Walle  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
9 Herman Vrancken  Belgium Goldor DNF — [1]
10 Edouard Weckx  Belgium Goldor 53 + 40' 51" [1]
11 Salvador Canet García  Spain Pepsi-Cola 11 + 8' 05" [1]
12 Demetrio Martí Luján  Spain Pepsi-Cola 58 + 49' 28" [1]
13 Ramón Sáez Marzo  Spain Pepsi-Cola 19 + 13' 46" [1]
14 Juan Daniel Perera Ruiz  Spain Pepsi-Cola DNF — [1]
15 Ángel Ibáñez  Spain Pepsi-Cola 50 + 39' 51" [1]
16 José Manuel Lasa  Spain Pepsi-Cola 4 + 5' 10" [1]
17 Miguel María Lasa  Spain Pepsi-Cola 21 + 14' 06" [1]
18 Jorge Mariné  Spain Pepsi-Cola 17 + 12' 25" [1]
19 José Florencio Tutusaus  Spain Pepsi-Cola 55 + 43' 37" [1]
20 José Albelda Tormo  Spain Pepsi-Cola 31 + 22' 08" [1]
21 Roger Pingeon  France Peugeot 1 73h 18' 45" [1]
22 Henri Rabaute  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
23 René Pinazzo  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
24 Jozef Schoeters  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
25 Willy Monty  Belgium Peugeot 68 + 1h 02' 48" [1]
26 Jean-Claude Daunat  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
27 André Desvages  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
28 René Grenier  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
29 René Pingeon  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
30 Désiré Letort  France Peugeot DNF — [1]
31 Claudio Michelotto  Italy Max Meyer 43 + 32' 18" [1]
32 Guido Neri  Italy Max Meyer 37 + 27' 37" [1]
33 Luigi Sgarbozza  Italy Max Meyer 52 + 40' 15" [1]
34 Ercole Gualazzini  Italy Max Meyer 63 + 53' 20" [1]
35 Lorenzo Bosisio  Italy Max Meyer DNF — [1]
36 Primo Mori  Italy Max Meyer 61 + 51' 54" [1]
37 Maurizio Malagutti  Italy Max Meyer DNF — [1]
38 Pietro Tamiazzo  Italy Max Meyer DNF — [1]
39 Felice Salina  Italy Max Meyer DNF — [1]
40 Giuseppe Scopel  Italy Max Meyer 47 + 35' 29" [1]
41 Francisco Gabica  Spain Fagor 16 + 9' 48" [1]
42 Domingo Perurena  Spain Fagor 23 + 14' 41" [1]
43 Eusebio Vélez  Spain Fagor 10 + 7' 51" [1]
44 José Manuel López  Spain Fagor 15 + 9' 28" [1]
45 Luis Ocaña  Spain Fagor 2 + 1' 54" [1]
46 José Antonio Momeñe  Spain Fagor 29 + 20' 30" [1]
47 Ramón Mendiburu Ibarburu  Spain Fagor 39 + 30' 18" [1]
48 Luis Santamarina  Spain Fagor 22 + 14' 12" [1]
49 Mariano Díaz  Spain Fagor 28 + 18' 16" [1]
50 Juan Silloniz  Spain Fagor DNF — [1]
51 Walter Boucquet  Belgium Pull Over 41 + 31' 24" [1]
52 Victor Nuelant  Belgium Pull Over 42 + 32' 17" [1]
53 Noël Vantyghem  Belgium Pull Over DNF — [1]
54 Christian Callens  Belgium Pull Over 49 + 39' 42" [1]
55 Etienne Buysse  Belgium Pull Over DNF — [1]
56 Roland Van De Rijse  Belgium Pull Over 66 + 1h 00' 18" [1]
57 Richard Bukacki  Netherlands Pull Over DNF — [1]
58 Herman Flabat  Belgium Pull Over 24 + 15' 08" [1]
59 André Hendryckx  Belgium Pull Over DNF — [1]
60 Willy De Geest  Belgium Pull Over 14 + 9' 04" [1]
61 Ventura Díaz  Spain Karpy 13 + 8' 35" [1]
62 Gabino Ereñozaga Lejarreta  Spain Karpy 48 + 38' 59" [1]
63 Julián Cuevas  Spain Karpy 33 + 24' 53" [1]
64 Manuel Martín Piñera  Spain Karpy 67 + 1h 02' 37" [1]
65 Javier Otaola  Spain Karpy DNF — [1]
66 Juan María Uribezubia  Spain Karpy 20 + 13' 56" [1]
67 José Manuel Mesa Fernández  Spain Karpy 60 + 50' 36" [1]
68 José Luis Elorriaga Atela  Spain Karpy DNF — [1]
69 Juan María Azcue Vidaurrazaga  Spain Karpy 46 + 34' 20" [1]
70 Andrés Incera Paradelo  Spain Karpy 59 + 49' 50" [1]
71 Gilbert Bellone  France Bic 7 + 6' 47" [1]
72 Rolf Wolfshohl  West Germany Bic 6 + 6' 11" [1]
73 José Pérez Francés  Spain Bic 27 + 16' 40" [1]
74 Michael Wright  Great Britain Bic 5 + 5' 27" [1]
75 Anatole Novak  France Bic DNF — [1]
76 Serge Bolley  France Bic 36 + 26' 06" [1]
77 Jean Pinault  France Bic 65 + 59' 21" [1]
78 Luis Balague  Spain Bic 34 + 25' 18" [1]
79 Edward Sels  Belgium Bic 54 + 42' 35" [1]
80 Johny Schleck  Luxembourg Bic 35 + 25' 33" [1]
81 Carlos Echeverría Zudaire  Spain Kas 9 + 7' 35" [1]
82 Antonio Gómez del Moral  Spain Kas DNF — [1]
83 Gregorio San Miguel  Spain Kas 8 + 7' 05" [1]
84 Eduardo Castelló  Spain Kas 18 + 13' 31" [1]
85 Vicente López Carril  Spain Kas 26 + 15' 32" [1]
86 Andrés Gandarias  Spain Kas DNF — [1]
87 Santiago Lazcano  Spain Kas 40 + 31' 15" [1]
88 Aurelio González Puente  Spain Kas 25 + 15' 23" [1]
89 José Antonio González  Spain Kas 12 + 8' 15" [1]
90 Nemesio Jiménez  Spain Kas 64 + 54' 06" [1]
91 Evert Dolman  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle 30 + 21' 14" [1]
92 Marcel Maes  Belgium Willem II–Gazelle DNF — [1]
93 Rini Wagtmans  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle 3 + 5' 10" [1]
94 Harm Ottenbros  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle 38 + 39' 09" [1]
95 Cees Haast  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle 32 + 22' 46" [1]
96 Henri De Wolf  Belgium Willem II–Gazelle 62 + 52' 30" [1]
97 Henk Nijdam  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle DNF — [1]
98 Huub Zilverberg  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle 51 + 39' 53" [1]
99 Jozef Timmerman  Belgium Willem II–Gazelle 45 + 33' 08" [1]
100 Jan van Katwijk  Netherlands Willem II–Gazelle DNF — [1]

By nationality

References
  1. "24ème Vuelta a España 1969". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.
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