Vuelta a Asturias (2.1), Spain

Winners, podium, distance, average speed

The Vuelta a Asturias is a professional road race of long standing, the first edition being held in 1925.

The race has had a spotty promotion history, notably not being run from 1929 to 1946, but there are other gaps as well.

In the 1979 edition, the top three finishers were all found to be positive for dope, causing the classification to be annuled. The 2010 race was marred by winner Constantino Zaballa's dope positive.

In 2014, because of a funding shortage, the Asturias race was again not held.

In 2015 the race was made part of the Europe Tour and elevated to a 2.1 ranking. The race is currently (2017) a three-day affair.

Asturias is on the northwest coast of Spain.

Recent podium history

Year	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	Distance	Average Speed km/hr
1979	Results annulled after the first three finishers were positive for dope
1980	Faustino Ruperez	Angel Arroyo	Juan Pujol
1981	Angel Arroyo	Eduardo Chozas	Pedro Muñoz
1982	Jeronimo Ibañez	Faustino Ruperez	Alvaro Pino
1983	Pedro Muñoz	Alvaro Pino	Faustino Ruperez
1984	Faustino Ruperez 28hr 8min 47sec	Alberto Fernandez @ 33sec	Jesus Ibanez @ 4min 58sec	1,003 km	36.452 km/hr
1985	Jesus Blanco	Raimun Dietzen	Angel Camarillo
1986	Jesus Rodriguez	Vicente Belda	Guillermo Arenas
1987	Iñaki Gaston	Julian Gorospe	Anselmo Fuerte
1988	Rolf Golz	Fedrico Echave	Janusz Kuum
1989	Gert-Jan Theunisse	Janusz Kuum	Alvaro Pino
1990	Raul Alcala 26hr 23min 52sec	Miguel Indurain @ 7sec	Javier Murguialday @ 31sec	1,006.4 km	41.25 km/hr
1991	Piotr Ugramov 24hr 34min 9sec	Jesus Rodriguez @ 42sec	Erik Breukink @ 54sec	1,000.7 km	40.73 km/hr
1992	Alex Zulle 24hr 23min 17sec	Tony Rominger @ 21sec	Jesus Montoya @ 42sec	943.4 km	38.683 km/hr
1993	Erik Breukink 24hr 3min 8sec	Peter Meinert @ 50sec	Pedro Delgado @ 55sec	931.8 km	38.741 km/hr
1994	Abraham Olano	Pedro Delgado	Felix Manuel Garcia
1995	Beat Zberg 21hr 48min 2sec	Iñigo Cuesta @ 1min 10sec	Miguel Indurain @ 1min 11sec	848 km	38.897 km/hr
1996	Miguel Indurain 22hr 26min 25sec	Fernando Escartin @ 13sec	Marcelino Garcia @ 35sec	852.8 km	38.003
1997	Manuel Fernandez 21hr 56min 17sec	Abraham Olano @ 13sec	Fernando Escartin @ 19sec	867.8 km	39.557
1998	Laurent Jalabert 22hr 47min 2sec	José Maria Jimenez @ 24sec	Santiago Blanco @ 30sec	864.5 km	37.943
1999	Juan Carlos Dominguez 24hr 33min 24sec	Roberto Laiseka @ 58sec	Fernando Escartin @ 59sec	984.3 km	40.083
2000	Joseba Beloki 21hr 46min 33sec	Alberto Lopez @ 21sec	Igor Gonzalez de Galdeano @ 29sec	836.3 km	38.405
2001	Juan Carlos Dominguez 22hr 31min 46sec	Joan Horrach @ 56sec	Alex Zülle @ 1min 12sec	810.8 km	35.988
2002	Leonardo Piepoli 20hr 49min 21sec	David Bernabeu @ 3sec	Joseba Beloki @ 3sec	805.2 km	38.670
2003	Fabian Jeker 20hr 45min 8sec	Juan Miguel Mercado @ 27sec	Hernan Buenahora @ 46sec	830.4 km	40.015
2004	Iban Mayo 20hr 49min 54sec	Félix Cardenas @ 1min 18sec	Haimar Zubeldia @ 1min 47sec	848.3 km	40.722
2005	Adolfo Garcia 21hr 13min 4sec	Samuel Sanchez @ 1min 28sec	Giampoalo Cheula @ 1min 34sec	838.5 km	39.519
2006	Oscar Sevilla 20hr 34min 54sec	Eladio Jimenez @ 1min 20sec	Luca Mazzanti @ 1min 43sec	851 km	41.347
2007	Koldo Gil 19hr 41min 56sec	Alberto Fernandez @ 11sec	John-Lee Agustyn @ 50sec	807 km	40.966
2008	Angel Vicioso 19hr 52min 27sec	Xavier Tondo @ 1min 6sec	Bruno Pires @ 1min 42sec	803.7 km	40.439
2009	Francisco Mancebo 19hr 19min 6sec	Tiago Machado @ 24sec	Javier Moreno @ 39sec	799.7 km	41.395
2010	Constantino Zaballa 19hr 52min 51sec	Fabio Duarte @ 58sec	Beñat Intxausti @ 1min 17sec	769.4 km	38.701
2012	Beñat Intxausti 10hr 55min 33sec	David De la Cruz @ 36sec	Rémy Di Gregorio @ 42sec	437 km	39.997
2013	Amets Txurruka 8hr 25min 48sec	Mikel Landa @ 3sec	Javier Moreno @ 4sec	325.2 km	38.577
2014	Race not held
2015	Igor Anton 8hr 51min 56sec	Amets Txurruka @ 12sec	Jesus Herrada @ 25sec	317 km	35.756
2016	Hugh Carthy 11hr 50min 53sec	Sergio Pardilla @ 22sec	Daniel Moreno @ 53sec	462 km	38.884 km/hr
2017	Raul Alarcon 12hr 20min 42sec	Nairo Quintana @ 32sec	Oscar Sevilla @ 1min 7sec	466.3 km	37.772 km/hr
2018	Richard Carapaz 11hr 22min 26sec	Jonathan Caicedo @ 40sec	Ricardo Mestre @ 59sec	460 km	40.444 km/hr
2019	Richard Carapaz 11hr 34min 16sec	Krists Neilands @ 2min 0sec	Aleksandr Vlasov @ 2min 4sec	469.3 km	40.558 km/hr
2020	Race cancelled because of Coronavirus pandemic