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1948 Vuelta a España


FieldValue
name1948 Vuelta a España
date13 June – 4 July
stages20
distance4090
unitkm
time155h 06' 30"
firstBernardo Ruiz
first_natESP
first_natvar1945
first_colorwhite
secondEmilio Rodríguez
second_natESP
second_natvar1945
thirdBernardo Capo
third_natESP
third_natvar1945
mountainsBernardo Ruiz
mountains_natESP
mountains_natvar1945
previous1947
next1950

The 8th Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the three grand tours, was held from 13 June to 4 July 1948. It consisted of 20 stages covering a total of 4090 km, and was won by Bernardo Ruiz. Ruiz also won the mountains classification.

Teams and riders

Main article: List of teams and cyclists in the 1948 Vuelta a España

Route

StageDateCourseDistanceTypeWinner1234567891011121314151617181920
13 JuneMadrid to Madrid14 km[[File:Time Trial.svg22px]]Individual time trialBernardo Ruiz
Julián Berrendero
13 JuneMadrid to Valdepeñas198 km{{illFrans Gielenfr}}
14 JuneValdepeñas to Granada232 kmDalmacio Langarica
15 JuneGranada to Murcia285 kmBernardo Ruiz
16 JuneMurcia to Alicante230 km
17 JuneAlicante to Valencia163 kmDalmacio Langarica
19 JuneValencia to Tortosa201 km{{illJosé Pérez Llaceres}}
20 JuneTortosa to Barcelona209 km{{illSenén Mesaes}}
21 JuneBarcelona to Lleida203 kmMiguel Gual
22 JuneLleida to Zaragoza144 km
23 JuneZaragoza to San Sebastián276 kmDalmacio Langarica
25 JuneSan Sebastián to Bilbao259 kmBernardo Ruiz
26 JuneBilbao to Santander212 km{{illSenén Mesaes}}
27 JuneSantander to Gijón225 km{{illSenén Mesaes}}
28 JuneGijón to Ribadeo200 kmJean Lesage
29 JuneRibadeo to A Coruña156 kmMiguel Gual
1 JulyA Coruña to Ourense156 kmMiguel Gual
2 JulyOurense to León276 km
3 JulyLeón to Segovia269 kmMiguel Gual
4 JulySegovia to Madrid100 kmVíctor Ruiz
Total4090 km

Results

Final General Classification

RankRiderTeamTime
1Spain Bernardo Ruiz155h 06' 30"
2Spain Emilio Rodríguez+ 9' 07"
3Spain Bernardo Capo+ 20' 45"
4Spain Dalmacio Langarica+ 22' 19"
5Spain Senen Mesa+ 24' 57"
6Spain Manuel Costa+ 25' 52"
7Spain Manolo Rodríguez+ 33' 25"
8Spain José Pérez Llácer+ 39' 37"
9Spain Miguel Gual+ 43' 35"
10FRA Antoine Giauna+ 1h 07' 38"
11Spain Victorio Ruiz
12BEL Jean Lesage
13Spain Juan Gimeno
14Spain Ricardo Ferrandiz
15Spain José Serra
16Spain Agustin Miro
17Spain Antonio Gelabert
18Spain Pedro Font
19BEL Jean Breur
20Spain Senen Blanco
21Spain Jesús Loroño
22Spain Andres Moran
23ITA Natalino Arata
24Spain Joaquim Jimenez
25BEL Frans Gielen

References

References

  1. "General Information 1948". La Vuelta.com.
  2. (5 July 1948). "La Vuelta Ciclista a España".
  3. "1948 » 8th Vuelta a Espana". Procyclingstats.
  4. "8ème Vuelta a España 1948". Memoire du cyclisme.
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