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1993 Vuelta a España

 
Wikipedia: 1993 Vuelta a España
1992 << Vuelta a España 1993 >> 1994
Classifications 20 stages, 3605 km
General Tony Rominger 96:07:03 h
Points Tony Rominger 247 p.
Mountains Tony Rominger 214 p.
Teams Amaya-Seguros 288:36:41 h

The 48th Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the 3 grand tours, was held from April 26 to May 15, 1993. It consisted of 20 stages covering a total of 3605 km, and was won by Tony Rominger of the Clas-Cajastur cycling team. Rominger was the defending champion of the race and totally dominated the race winning all three classifications and becoming only the second rider after Eddy Merckx in the 1968 Giro d'Italia and the 1969 Tour de France to achieve this in a Grand Tour.

Results

Final General Classification

Rank Rider Team Time
1 Switzerland Tony Rominger CLAS-Cajastur 96h07'03’’
2 Switzerland Alex Zülle ONCE 29’’
3 Spain Laudelino Cubino Amaya Seguros 8'54’’
4 Colombia Oliverio Rincón Amaya Seguros 9'25’’
5 Spain Jesús Montoya Amaya Seguros 10'27’’
6 Spain Pedro Delgado Banesto 11'17’’
7 Netherlands Erik Breukink ONCE 17'58’’
8 Spain Melchor Mauri Amaya Seguros 19'53’’
9 Belgium Johan Bruyneel ONCE 20'01’’
10 Spain Fernando Escartín CLAS-Cajastur 23'27’’
11 Spain Ignacio Gaston CLAS-Cajastur
12 Spain Mikel Zarrabeitia Amaya Seguros
13 Colombia Hernán Buenahora Kelme-Zacobeo'93
14 Italy Luca Gelfi Banesto
15 United Kingdom Robert Millar TVM-Bison
16 Spain Javier Muriguialday Amaya Seguros
17 Spain José Ramon Uriarte Zubero Banesto-Pinarello
18 Spain Jon Unzaga Bombín CLAS-Cajastur
19 Denmark Peter Meinert Nielsen TVM-Bison
20 Spain Francisco Javier Mauleón CLAS-Cajastur
21 Spain Marino Alonso Monje Banesto
22 Spain Eduardo Chozas Olmo Artiach-Filipinos
23 Spain Arsenio González Gutiérrez CLAS-Cajastur
24 Spain Federico Echave Musatadi CLAS-Cajastur
25 Spain Jesús Blanco Deportpublic-Otero

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