Vuelta a la Comunidad de Madrid past winners
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Champions from 1983 to 2010
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2010 | Sergio Pardilla (Spa) Carmiooro-NGC |
2009 | Hector Guerra (Spa) Liberty Seguros |
2008 | Oleg Chuzhda (Ukr) Contentpolis - Murcia |
2007 | Manuel Lloret Zaragoza (Spa) Fuerteventura - Canarias |
2006 | Sergi Escobar (Spa) Gr Nicolas Mateos |
2005 | Not held |
2004 | Antonio López (Spa) Murcia Turística |
2003 | Antonio López (Spa) Cropusa - Burgos |
2002 | Carlos Castaño (Spa) |
2000 | Sergio Villamil (Spa) |
1999 | Alberto Hierro (Spa) |
1997 | Vladislav Borissov (Rus) |
1996 | David Navas (Spa) |
1995 | José Luis Rebollo (Spa) |
1994 | David Plaza (Spa) |
1993 | Javier Díaz (Spa) |
1992 | Javier Díaz (Spa) |
1991 | David Plaza (Spa) |
1990 | Bernardo González (Spa) |
1989 | Torres Herrerias (Spa) |
1987 | Santos Hernández (Spa) |
1986 | Antonio Sampedro (Spa) |
1985 | Juan Carlos Chouzas (Spa) |
1984 | Anselmo Fuerte (Spa) |
1983 | Angel Mayordomo (Spa) |
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