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Vuelta

Men’s Team Stats Year by year

4 Victories 60 Stage
victories 14 Final
podiums 12 Team
victories

1980
Dominique Arnaud
(16th stage) León
1982
Jesús Hernández Úbeda
(8th stage) Lleida
1982
José Luis Laguía
(9th stage) Puigcerdà
1982
José Luis Laguía
(11th stage) Barcelona
1982
Ángel Arroyo
(15th stage) Campo de Criptana ⏱
1982
José Luis Laguía
(6th stage) Zaragoza
1983
Carlos Hernández
(14th stage) León
1983
José Luis Laguía
(16th stage) Salamanca
1983
Jesús Hernández Úbeda
(18th stage) Palazuelos de Eresma
1984
Julián Gorospe
(14th stage) Alto del Naranco ⏱
1984
Julián Gorospe
(18th stage) Torrejón ⏱
1986
Marc Gómez
(1st stage) Palma
1986
Marc Gómez
(20th stage) Jerez
1987
Dominique Arnaud
(16th stage) Ponferrada
1989
Pedro Delgado
(20th stage) Medina del Campo ⏱
1989
Pedro Delgado
(12th stage) Cerler
1989
Pedro Delgado
(15th stage) Valdezcaray ⏱
1992
Pedro Delgado
(14th stage) Lagos de Covadonga
1993
Marino Alonso
(5th stage) Ávila
1994
Marino Alonso
(19th stage) Palazuelos de Eresma
1997
Chente Gª Acosta
(14th stage) Alto del Naranco
1997
José María Jiménez
(19th stage) Los Ángeles de San Rafael
1998
José María Jiménez
(6th stage) Xorret de Catí
1998
Abraham Olano
(9th stage) Alcúdia ⏱
1998
José María Jiménez
(10th stage) Coll de Pal
1998
José María Jiménez
(11th stage) Cerler
1998
José María Jiménez
(16th stage) Lagunas de Neila
1999
José María Jiménez
(8th stage) Alto de L'Angliru
1999
Alex Zülle
(13th stage) Rassos de Peguera
2000
Eladio Jiménez
(5th stage) Xorret de Catí
2000
Alex Zülle
(1st stage) Málaga ⏱
2001
Juan Miguel Mercado
(5th stage) Lagos de Covadonga
2001
José María Jiménez
(8th stage) Sierra de la Demanda
2001
José María Jiménez
(11th stage) Coll de Pal
2001
José María Jiménez
(12th stage) Ordino-Arcalís ⏱
2001
Santi Blanco
(18th stage) La Molina
2002
Santi Blanco
(10th stage) La Covatilla
2002
Pablo Lastras
(9th stage) Córdoba
2002
Pablo Lastras
(11th stage) Collado Villalba
2002
Chente Gª Acosta
(19th stage) Ávila
2004
Denis Menchov
(5th stage) Morella
2005
Francisco Mancebo
(10th stage) Ordino-Arcalís
2006
Alejandro Valverde
(7th stage) El Morredero
2007
Vladimir Efimkin
(4th stage) Lagos de Covadonga
2008
David Arroyo
(19th stage) Segovia
2008
Imanol Erviti
(18th stage) Las Rozas
2008
Alejandro Valverde
(2nd stage) Jaén
2010
David López
(9th stage) Alcoy
2010
Imanol Erviti
(10th stage) Vilanova i la Geltrú
2011
Pablo Lastras
(3rd stage) Totana
2012
Movistar Team
(1st stage) Pamplona ⏱
2012
Alejandro Valverde
(3rd stage) Arrate
2012
Alejandro Valverde
(8th stage) La Gallina
2014
Movistar Team
(1st stage) Jerez ⏱
2014
Alejandro Valverde
(6th stage) Cumbres Verdes
2014
Adriano Malori
(21th stage) Santiago ⏱
2015
Alejandro Valverde
(4th stage) Vejer
2016
Nairo Quintana
(10th stage) Lagos de Covadonga
2018
Alejandro Valverde
(8th stage) Almadén
2021
Miguel Ángel López
(18th stage) Gamoniteiru