Clasica de Almeria past winners
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Champions 1986-2013
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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2014 | Sam Bennett (Irl) Team Netapp - Endura |
2013 | Mark Renshaw (Aus) Blanco Pro Cycling |
2012 | Michael Matthews (Aus) Rabobank |
2011 | Matteo Pelucchi (Ita) Geox-TMC |
2010 | Theo Bos (Ned) Cervelo Test Team |
2009 | Greg Henderson (Columbia - Highroad) |
2008 | Juan José Haedo (Team CSC) |
2007 | Guiseppe Muraglia (Acqua Sapone-Caffe Mokambo) |
2006 | Fran Pérez (Caisse d'Epargne) |
2005 | José Iván Gutiérrez (Illes Balears) |
2004 | Jerome Pineau (Brioches La Boulangere) |
2003 | Luciano Plaguiarini (Lampre) |
2002 | Massimo Strazzer (Phonak Hearing Systems) |
2001 | Tayeb Braika (Lotto - Adecco) |
2000 | Isaac Gálvez (Kelme - Costa Blanca) |
1999 | Jan Svorada (Lampre - Daikin) |
1998 | Mario Traversoni (Mercatone) |
1997 | Massimo Strazzer (Rossloto Ze Mobile) |
1996 | Wilfried Neilissen (Lotto) |
1995 | Jean Pierre Heinderick (Colltrop) |
1994 | Johan Capiot (T.V.M.) |
1993 | Vjatcslav Ekimov (Histor - Laser) |
1992 | Kenny Weltz (ONCE) |
1991 | Asier Guehxea (Kaiku) |
1990 | Bernardo González (CAM) |
1989 | José Bernabé (Plastimer) |
1988 | José González Maestre (Puertas Cerdán) |
1987 | Tomás Ortega (CAM) |
1986 | Miguel A. Martínez Torres (Selección Española) |
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