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1964 Vuelta a España


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name1964 Vuelta a España
date30 April – 16 May
stages17
distance2860
unitkm
time78h 23' 35"
firstRaymond Poulidor
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first_teamMercier-BP-Hutchinson
secondLuis Otaño
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second_natvar1945
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thirdJosé Pérez Francés
third_natESP
third_natvar1945
third_teamFerrys
pointsJosé Pérez Francés
points_natESP
points_natvar1945
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points_teamFerrys
mountainsJulio Jiménez
mountains_natESP
mountains_natvar1945
mountains_teamKas-Kaskol
sprintsAntonio Bertrán
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sprints_natvar1945
sprints_teamFerrys
previous1963
next1965

The 19th Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the three grand tours, was held from 30 April to 16 May 1964. It consisted of 17 stages covering a total of 2860 km, and was won by Raymond Poulidor of the Mercier cycling team. José Pérez Francés won the points classification and Julio Jiménez won the mountains classification.

Teams and riders

Main article: List of teams and cyclists in the 1964 Vuelta a España

Route

StageDateCourseDistanceTypeWinner1a1b234a4b567891011121314151617
30 AprilBenidorm to Benidorm42 kmEdward Sels
Benidorm to Benidorm11 km[[File:Time Trial.svg22px]]Individual time trialEusebio Vélez
1 MayBenidorm to Nules199 kmRik Van Looy
2 MayNules to Salou212 kmFrans Melckenbeeck
3 MaySalou to Barcelona115 kmArmand Desmet
Barcelona to Barcelona49 kmAntonio Barrutia
4 MayBarcelona to Puigcerdà174 kmJulio Jiménez
5 MayPuigcerdà to Lleida187 kmFrans Melckenbeeck
6 MayLleida to Jaca201 km{{illJulio Sanzfr}}
7 MayJaca to Pamplona205 kmMichel Stolker
8 MayPamplona to San Sebastián205 kmLuis Otaño
9 MaySan Sebastián to Bilbao197 kmHenri De Wolf
10 MayBilbao to Vitoria107 kmVictor Van Schil
11 MayVitoria to Santander211 kmBarry Hoban
12 MaySantander to Avilés230 kmBarry Hoban
13 MayAvilés to León163 kmJulio Jiménez
14 MayBecilla to Valladolid65 km[[File:Time Trial.svg22px]]Individual time trialRaymond Poulidor
15 MayValladolid to Madrid209 kmAntonio Barrutia
16 MayMadrid to Madrid87 kmFrans Melckenbeeck
Total2860 km

Results

RankRiderTeamTime
1FRA Raymond PoulidorMercier-BP-Hutchinson78h 23' 35"
2ESP Luis OtañoFerrys+ 33"
3ESP José Pérez FrancésFerrys+ 1' 26"
4ESP Eusebio VélezKas-Kaskol+ 2' 04"
5ESP Julio JiménezKas-Kaskol+ 3' 16"
6ESP Fernando ManzanequeFerrys+ 4' 19"
7ESP Valentín UrionaKas-Kaskol+ 6' 06"
8ESP José Antonio MomeñeKas-Kaskol+ 9' 31"
9ESP Francisco GabicaKas-Kaskol+ 9' 32"
10ESP Antonio Bertrán PanadésFerrys+ 11' 14"
11ESP Sebastián ElorzaKas-Kaskol
12BEL Victor Van SchilMercier-BP-Hutchinson
13FRA Robert CazalaMercier-BP-Hutchinson
14BEL Henri De WolfSolo Superia
15ESP Antonio Karmany MestresFerrys
16BEL Arthur DecabooterSolo Superia
17NED Wim van EstLocomotief
18ESP Carlos EcheverríaKas-Kaskol
19FRA André Le DissezMercier-BP-Hutchinson
20FRA Jean-Pierre GenetMercier-BP-Hutchinson
21ESP Ventura DíazInuri
22BEL Louis ProostSolo Superia
23POR Francisco Valada
24BEL Michel Van AerdeSolo Superia

References

References

  1. "General Information 1964". La Vuelta.com.
  2. "1964 » 19th Vuelta a Espana". Procyclingstats.
  3. "19ème Vuelta a España 1964". Memoire du cyclisme.
  4. (17 May 1964). "Clasificaciones". El Mundo Deportivo.
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