Vuelta a Antioquia

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Vuelta a Antioquia
Podio de la Vuelta a Antioquia 2016.png
Podium of the 2016 Vuelta a Antioquia
Race details
DateVaries
Region Antioquia Department
English nameTour of Antioquia
DisciplineRoad
Type Stage race
Organiser Colombian Cycling Federation
History
First edition1973 (1973)
Editions50 (as of 2023)
First winnerFlag of Colombia.svg  Juan de Dios Morales  (COL)
Most wins
(3 wins)
Most recentFlag of Colombia.svg  Diego Pescador  (COL)

The Vuelta a Antioquia is a road cycling race held annually in the Antioquia Department of Colombia.

The first edition of the race, known as the Clásica Antioquia - Postobón, took place from 15 to 19 April 1973. Sponsored by the Postobón soft drink brand, it was organized by the Antioquia Cycling League. Sixty participants entered the race, which was divided into five stages and covered nearly 650 kilometers.

Winners

YearWinnerSecondThird
1973 [1] Flag of Colombia.svg Juan de Dios Morales Flag of Colombia.svg Guillermo Mejía Flag of Colombia.svg Héctor Cataño
1974 [2] Flag of Colombia.svg Óscar González Flag of Colombia.svg Norberto Cáceres Flag of Colombia.svg Abelardo Ríos
1976 Flag of Colombia.svg Abelardo Ríos Flag of Colombia.svg Luis Manrique Flag of Colombia.svg Martín Emilio Rodríguez
1977 Flag of Colombia.svg Gonzalo Marín Flag of Colombia.svg Antonio Londoño Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Julio Siachoque
1978 Flag of Colombia.svg Abelardo Ríos
1980 Flag of Colombia.svg José Patrocinio Jiménez Flag of Colombia.svg Heriberto Urán Flag of Colombia.svg Alfonso Flórez Ortiz
1981 Flag of Colombia.svg Julio Alberto Rubiano
1982 Flag of Colombia.svg José Patrocinio Jiménez
1983 Flag of Colombia.svg Reynel Montoya
1984 [3] Flag of Colombia.svg Fabio Parra Flag of Colombia.svg Martín Ramírez Flag of Colombia.svg Pacho Rodríguez
1985 Flag of Colombia.svg Antonio Londoño Flag of Colombia.svg José Patrocinio Jiménez Flag of Colombia.svg Samuel Cabrera
1986 Flag of Colombia.svg Reynel Montoya Flag of Colombia.svg Pedro Saúl Morales Flag of Colombia.svg Omar Hernández
1987 Flag of Colombia.svg Reynel Montoya
1988 Flag of Colombia.svg Pablo Wilches
1989 Flag of Colombia.svg Oliverio Rincón Flag of Colombia.svg Gerardo Moncada Flag of Colombia.svg Alirio Chizabas
1990 Flag of Colombia.svg Gustavo Wilches Flag of Colombia.svg Celio Roncancio Flag of Colombia.svg Pacho Rodríguez
1991 Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Mejía Flag of Colombia.svg Óscar de Jesús Vargas Flag of Colombia.svg Luis Alberto González
1992 Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Jaramillo Flag of Colombia.svg José Luis Vanegas Flag of Colombia.svg Fabio Jaramillo
1993 Flag of Colombia.svg Javier de Jesús Zapata
1994 Flag of Colombia.svg Héctor Castaño
1995 Flag of Colombia.svg Óscar de Jesús Vargas
1996 Flag of Colombia.svg Argiro Zapata
1997 Flag of Colombia.svg Germán Ospina Flag of Colombia.svg Javier de Jesús Zapata Flag of Colombia.svg Argiro Zapata
1998 Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Sierra Flag of Colombia.svg José Castelblanco Flag of Colombia.svg Argiro Zapata
1999 Flag of Colombia.svg Hernán Darío Muñoz Flag of Colombia.svg Uberlino Mesa Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Sierra
2000 Flag of Colombia.svg Javier de Jesús Zapata Flag of Colombia.svg Daniel Rincón Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Sierra
2001 Flag of Colombia.svg Javier de Jesús Zapata Flag of Colombia.svg Uberlino Mesa Flag of Colombia.svg Hernán Darío Bonilla
2002 Flag of Colombia.svg Javier Alberto González Flag of Colombia.svg Argiro Zapata Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Contreras
2003 Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Contreras Flag of Colombia.svg Álvaro Sierra Flag of Colombia.svg Hernán Buenahora
2004 Flag of Colombia.svg José Castelblanco Flag of Colombia.svg Libardo Niño Flag of Colombia.svg Luis Ricardo Mesa
2005 Flag of Colombia.svg Libardo Niño Flag of Colombia.svg Israel Ochoa Flag of Colombia.svg Jhon García
2006 Flag of Colombia.svg Libardo Niño Flag of Colombia.svg Alexis Castro Flag of Colombia.svg Sergio Henao
2007 Flag of Colombia.svg Mauricio Ortega Flag of Colombia.svg Hernán Buenahora Flag of Colombia.svg Sergio Henao
2008 Flag of Colombia.svg Mauricio Ortega Flag of Colombia.svg Javier de Jesús Zapata Flag of Colombia.svg Edwar Ortiz
2009 Flag of Colombia.svg Freddy González Flag of Colombia.svg Juan Pablo Suárez Flag of Colombia.svg Luis Felipe Laverde
2010 Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla Flag of Colombia.svg Sergio Henao Flag of Colombia.svg Juan Pablo Villegas
2011 Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla Flag of Colombia.svg Sergio Henao Flag of Colombia.svg Marlon Pérez
2012 Flag of Colombia.svg Alex Cano Flag of Colombia.svg Edwar Ortiz Flag of Colombia.svg Iván Parra
2013 Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla Flag of Colombia.svg Alejandro Ramírez Flag of Colombia.svg Jonathan Millán
2014 Flag of Colombia.svg Camilo Gómez Flag of Colombia.svg Rafael Infantino Flag of Colombia.svg Alex Cano
2015 Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla Flag of Colombia.svg Juan Pablo Suárez Flag of Colombia.svg Alejandro Ramírez
2016 Flag of Colombia.svg Omar Mendoza Flag of Colombia.svg Danny Osorio Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla
2017 Flag of Colombia.svg Danny Osorio Flag of Colombia.svg Robinson Chalapud Flag of Colombia.svg Juan Pablo Suárez
2018 [4] Flag of Colombia.svg José Serpa Flag of Colombia.svg Aldemar Reyes Flag of Colombia.svg Juan Pablo Suárez
2019 [5] Flag of Colombia.svg Miguel Ángel Reyes Flag of Colombia.svg José Tito Hernández Flag of Colombia.svg Alexander Gil
2020 [6] Flag of Colombia.svg Alexander Gil Flag of Colombia.svg Danny Osorio Flag of Colombia.svg Freddy Montaña
2021 Flag of Colombia.svg Didier Merchán Flag of Colombia.svg Didier Chaparro Flag of Colombia.svg Robinson Chalapud
2022 Flag of Colombia.svg Javier Jamaica Flag of Colombia.svg Alexander Gil Flag of Colombia.svg Omar Mendoza
2023 Flag of Colombia.svg Diego Pescador Flag of Colombia.svg Sebastián Castaño Flag of Colombia.svg Alexander Gil
2024 [7] Flag of Colombia.svg Sergio Henao Flag of Colombia.svg Sebastián Castaño Flag of Colombia.svg Adrián Bustamante

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