Rider Profile
Sergio Pardilla Bellon
Caja Rural-Seguros RGA

Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2019 - Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 2018 - Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 2017 - Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 2016 - Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 2015 - Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 2014 - MTN - Qhubeka
- 2013 - MTN - Qhubeka
- 2012 - Movistar Team
- 2011 - Movistar Team
- 2010 - Camiooro NGC
- 2009 - Carmiooro - A Style
- 2008 - Burgos Monumental
- 2007 - Viña Magna - Cropu
- 2006 - Viña Magna - Cropu
Related Articles

Pardilla gives MTN-Qhubeka third leader's jersey in team's first ProConti year
By Susan Westemeyer published
Spaniard wins mountaintop finish in Portugal

Astana revs its engines in Spain
By Mark Zalewski, North American Editor published
Showing that the squad is rested and ready to take on the Vuelta a España, the Astana squad took...

Pardilla still awaiting apology from organisers after Pais Vasco crash
By Cycling News last updated
Spaniard unsure if he'll be able to race in 2016

Pardilla set to return to racing ten months after Pais Vasco horror crash
By Alasdair Fotheringham last updated
Caja Rural pro suffered major injuries in controversial mass pile-up

MTN-Qhubeka at Tour de Langkawi with strength in numbers
By Alex Malone last updated
Pardilla third overall, squad leads team classification

MTN-Qhubeka send climbing talent to Giro del Trentino
By Cycling News last updated
Pardilla to lead, Grmay and Meintjes make European debut

Movistar looks to the future and extends with three
By Susan Westemeyer last updated
Spanish team close to signing Valverde

Report: Pardilla to leave MTN-Qhubeka
By Cycling News last updated
Spaniard to move on from African team
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