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1941 Vuelta a España


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name1941 Vuelta a España
date12 June – 6 July
stages21
distance4409
unitkm
time168h 45' 26"
firstJulián Berrendero
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first_colorwhite
secondFermin Trueba
second_natESP
second_natvar1938
thirdJosé Jabardo
third_natESP
third_natvar1938
mountainsFermin Trueba
mountains_natESP
mountains_natvar1938
previous1936
next1942

The 3rd Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the three grand tours, was held from 12 June to 6 July 1941. It consisted of 21 stages covering a total of 4409 km. Delio Rodríguez won 12 of the 21 stages and finished in 4th place overall. Fermin Trueba won three stages and the mountains classification and finished only about one minute behind Julián Berrendero, in a race where the winner's time was nearly 170:00:00.

This was the first time that the Vuelta was won by a Spanish rider. The race was organized by "Educacion y Descanco", an organisation in the Franco dictatorship with the goal to promote arts, culture and sports. Teams from several countries (Belgium, France, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands) were invited to send a team of four riders, but the countries involved in World War II were unwilling or unable to do so, and only riders from Spain and neutral Switzerland competed in the race.

Rodriguez rose to fame after this race and later became a significant figure in Spanish cycling history.

Teams and riders

Main article: List of teams and cyclists in the 1941 Vuelta a España

Route

StageDateCourseDistanceTypeWinner12345678910111213141516a16b1718192021
12 JuneMadrid to Salamanca210 kmJulián Berrendero
13 JuneSalamanca to Cáceres214 km
14 JuneCáceres to Sevilla270 kmDelio Rodríguez
16 JuneSevilla to Málaga212 kmAntonio Escuriet
17 JuneMálaga to Almería220 kmDelio Rodríguez
18 JuneAlmería to Murcia223 kmDelio Rodríguez
19 JuneMurcia to Valencia248 kmAntonio Sancho
21 JuneValencia to Tarragona279 kmFermin Trueba
22 JuneTarragona to Barcelona112 kmAntonio Martín
23 JuneBarcelona to Zaragoza294 kmDelio Rodríguez
24 JuneZaragoza to Logroño172 kmDelio Rodríguez
25 JuneLogroño to San Sebastián213 kmDelio Rodríguez
26 JuneSan Sebastián to Bilbao160 kmFermin Trueba
28 JuneBilbao to Santander165 kmFermin Trueba
29 JuneSantander to Gijón192 kmDelio Rodríguez
30 JuneGijón to Oviedo53 km[[File:Time Trial.svg20pxlink=]]Individual time trialDelio Rodríguez
Oviedo to Luarca101 kmDelio Rodríguez
1 JulyLuarca to A Coruña219 kmDelio Rodríguez
2 JulyA Coruña to Vigo175 kmDelio Rodríguez
4 JulyVigo to Verín178 kmDelio Rodríguez
5 JulyVerín to Valladolid301 kmJulián Berrendero
6 JulyValladolid to Madrid198 kmVicente Carretero

Results

Final General Classification

RankRiderTeamTime
1Spain Julián Berrendero168h 45' 26s
2Spain Fermin Truebaa 1' 07s
3Spain José Jabardoa 6' 32s
4Spain Delio Rodrígueza 29' 17s
5Spain Antonio Sanchoa 35' 40s
6Spain Antonio Escurieta 35' 57s
7Spain Antonio Martína 46' 04s
8Spain Vicente Carreteroa 54' 25s
9Spain José Canoa 1h 05' 40s
10Spain Manuel Izquierdoa 1h 24' 13s
11Spain José Botanch
12Spain Benito Cabestreros
13Spain Miguel Carrion
14Spain Cayetano Martin
15SUI Emile Vaucher
16Spain Martin Santos

References

References

  1. (11 June 1941). "Manana Empieza en Madrid la III Vuelta Ciclista a España". El Mundo Deportivo S.A..
  2. (8 June 1941). "La Vuelta Ciclista a España "tesoro de propaganda nacional"". El Mundo Deportivo.
  3. van den Akker, Pieter. "Vuelta a España rules and statistics: 1935-2021".
  4. "General Information 1941". La Vuelta.com.
  5. Boyce, Barry. "The Return of the Vuelta". CyclingRevealed.
  6. "1941 » 3rd Vuelta a Espana". Procyclingstats.
  7. "3ème Vuelta a España 1941". Memoire du cyclisme.
  8. "1941 Stage Results". Unipublic.
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