2009 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Astana
2008 Alberto Contador (Spa) Astana
2007 Alberto Contador (Spa) Discovery Channel
2006 Alexander Vinokourov (Kaz) Liberty Seguros-Würth
2005 Carlos Garcia (Spa) Comunidad Valenciana
2004 Koldo Gil (Spa) Liberty Seguros
2003 Francisco Mancebo Pérez (Spa) iBanesto.com
2002 Juan Miguel Mercado Martín (Spa) iBanesto.com
2001 Marcos A. Serrano (Spa) O.N.C.E.- Eroski
2000 Francesco Mancebo (Spa)
1999 Leonardo Piepoli (Ita)
1998 Aitor Garmendia (Spa)
1997 Angel-Luis Casero (Spa)
1996 Andrea Peron (Ita)
1995 Santiago Blanco (Spa)
1994 Melchor Mauri (Spa)
1993 Miguel Indurain (Spa)
1991 José-Luis Rodriguez (Spa)
1989 Federico Echave (Spa)
1988 Raimund Dietzen (Ger)
1987 (2) Alfonso Gutierrez (Spa)
1986 Alfonso Gutiérrez (Spa)
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Four-time Vuelta winner loses another 25 seconds, drops to third overall -
Vuelta a España 2026 abandons – Alpecin-Premier Tech down to three riders as fatigue and illness reduce numbers in peloton on stage 14
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'To be honest, that was not the plan at all' - Kevin Vermaerke follows his instincts in latest long-distance Vuelta a España breakaway move
US rider attacks 55 kilometres from line and opens two-minute advantage on hilly stage -
From 99th to first – Marco Brenner bounces back from crashes and sickness to take Tudor's first Grand Tour stage victory, a result he 'always knew' he was capable of
German rider comes of age by conquering brutal climb from hard-fought breakaway on stage 14 at Vuelta a España
