Vuelta al Ecuador

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Vuelta al Ecuador
Race details
DateNovember
Region Ecuador
Discipline Road race
Competition UCI America Tour
TypeStage race
History
First edition1966 (1966)
Editions41 (as of 2024)
First winnerFlag of Ecuador.svg  Hipólito Pozo  (ECU)
Most winsFlag of Ecuador.svg  Pedro Rodríguez  (ECU)(5 wins)
Most recentFlag of Ecuador.svg  Richard Huera  (ECU)

The Vuelta al Ecuador is a cycling race held annually in Ecuador. It was part of the UCI America Tour in category 2.2 from 2007 to 2010. [1] [2]

Winners

YearWinner
1966 Flag of Ecuador.svg Hipólito Pozo
1967 Flag of Ecuador.svg Jaime Pozo
1971 Flag of Ecuador.svg Jaime Pozo
1972 Flag of Ecuador.svg Jaime Pozo
1974 Flag of Colombia.svg Carlos Arturo Zapata
1975 Flag of Ecuador.svg Carlos Montenegro
1976 Flag of Ecuador.svg Carlos Montenegro
1977 Flag of Brazil.svg Elvio Barreto
1982 Flag of Colombia.svg Jorge Amable Vázquez
1986 Flag of Ecuador.svg Juan Carlos Rosero
1987 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pablo Caicedo
1988 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pedro Rodríguez
1989 Flag of Ecuador.svg Juan Carlos Rosero
1990 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pedro Rodríguez
1991 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pedro Rodríguez
1992 Flag of Ecuador.svg Juan Carlos Rosero
1993 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pedro Rodríguez
1995 Flag of Ecuador.svg Pedro Rodríguez
1997 Flag of Ecuador.svg Héctor Chiles
2000 Flag of Colombia.svg Julio Bernal
2001 Flag of Ecuador.svg Héctor Chiles
2002 Flag of Ecuador.svg Héctor Chiles
2003 Flag of Ecuador.svg Franco Rodríguez
2004 Flag of Ecuador.svg Byron Guamá
2005 Flag of Ecuador.svg Héctor Chiles
2006 Flag of Ecuador.svg Milton Tapia
2007 Flag of Colombia.svg Alex Atapuma
2008 Flag of Ecuador.svg Byron Guamá
2009 Flag of Colombia.svg Fernando Camargo
2010 Flag of Ecuador.svg Byron Guamá
2011No race
2012 Flag of Ecuador.svg Byron Guamá
2013 Flag of Colombia.svg Freddy Montaña
2014 Flag of Ecuador.svg Juan Carlos Pozo
2015
2016
2017
No race
2018 Flag of Spain.svg Óscar Sevilla
2019 Flag of Ecuador.svg Jorge Luis Montenegro
2020 Flag of Ecuador.svg Santiago Montenegro
2021 Flag of Ecuador.svg Wilson Haro
2022 Flag of Colombia.svg Robinson Chalapud
2023 Flag of Colombia.svg Robinson Chalapud
2024 Flag of Ecuador.svg Richard Huera

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References

  1. "2010 Vuelta al Ecuador". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 13 August 2016.
  2. "Vuelta Ciclista Ecuador". Facebook. Retrieved 2 June 2019.