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Race days 2023
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Antonio Pedrero

Excels in the mountains

FINALLY AT THE… DAMNED TOUR. He’s earned massive seniority and prestige within the Movistar Team with his serious character, consistency and absolute commitment, especially in the big mountains. He came into 2023 after some great victories in previous years -stage + GC in the 2021 Route d’Occitanie; Queen stage in the 2022 Tour de l’Ain; 3rd that same year at a Giro d’Italia stage-, and those solid performances opened him a door, at no less than age 32, of the biggest race of them all. The Tour de France, though, ended in heartbreak for him after a crash early into stage 14 of the year, which caused him three broken ribs and ended his season. His work ethic and determination, though, leave no doubts that the good man that is Antonio will again show his colours where it’s needed.

CYCLING AS WAY OF LIFE. Son of Jose Pedrero, a former professional rider, and cousin of Alba Díez, also a former track rider, he always shone in the youth stage as a consistent rider for the moutnains. His whole WorldTour career has been covered in Movistar Team colours, working his heart out for the team.

EXOTIC MAIDEN WIN. His first victory as a professional rider came in a somewhat surprising way. In the summer of 2015, Antonio was offered a chance to join Continental team Inteja from the Dominican Republic, a squad he debuted with at the Tour de la Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean. The win did not come until the ninth, final stage, via a strong attack in the last kilometer uphill in Basse-Terre, a move which also allowed him getting to the third place overall. It was one of his final outings before joining the WorldTour in 2016 with the Movistar Team.

From:
Terrassa, Barcelona
Birth:
23/10/1991
Country:
ESP
Height:
177 Cm
Weight:
60 Kg
Pro debut:
2015
Years in team:
8
Career path:

2016-23: Movistar Team
2015: Inteja

Palmares
1st
3rdstage
Tour de l'Ain 2022
1st
Route d'Occitanie 2021
1st
3rdstage
Route d'Occitanie 2021
1st
9thstage
Tour de la Guadeloupe 2015
Results
4th
2ndstage
O Gran Camiño
6th
10thstage
Tour de France
9th
3rdstage
O Gran Camiño
10th
4thstage
Tour of the Alps
12th
1ststage
Vuelta a Asturias
12th
8thstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
12th
O Gran Camiño
17th
3rdstage
Vuelta a Asturias
17th
2ndstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
19th
1ststage
Tour of the Alps
20th
7thstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
20th
2ndstage
Tour of the Alps
21th
Vuelta a Asturias
24th
V. Comunitat Valenciana
27th
Critérium du Dauphiné
27th
Tour of the Alps
32th
4thstage
O Gran Camiño
35th
2ndstage
Vuelta a Asturias
36th
6thstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
38th
4thstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
39th
3rdstage
Tour of the Alps
41th
1ststage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
42th
3rdstage
Volta a Catalunya
43th
3rdstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
43th
2ndstage
Volta a Catalunya
44th
6thstage
Tour de France
52th
1ststage
Volta a Catalunya
55th
2ndstage
Tour de France
58th
5thstage
Tour de France
62th
5thstage
Tour of the Alps
73th
12thstage
Tour de France
74th
13thstage
Tour de France
80th
1ststage
Critérium du Dauphiné
83th
5thstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
84th
5thstage
V. Comunitat Valenciana
89th
2ndstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
98th
4thstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
104th
1ststage
Tour de France
106th
7thstage
Tour de France
107th
3rdstage
Tour de France
108th
8thstage
Tour de France
109th
5thstage
Challenge Mallorca
124th
4thstage
Volta a Catalunya
124th
3rdstage
Critérium du Dauphiné
127th
9thstage
Tour de France
130th
11thstage
Tour de France
135th
5thstage
Volta a Catalunya
143th
6thstage
Volta a Catalunya
168th
4thstage
Tour de France