Volta a Lleida

Volta a Lleida
Race details
Date	Early June
Region	Lleida, Spain
English name	Tour of Lleida
Local name(s)	Volta a Lleida (in Catalan)
Discipline	Road
Competition	UCI Europe Tour (2005–2008)
Type	Stage race
Organiser	Penya Cliclista Colomina
History
First edition	1942
Editions	56
Final edition	2008
First winner	Baltasar Tarrós (ESP)
Most wins	2 wins:; Baltasar Tarrós (ESP); Joan Calucho (ESP);
Final winner	Lars Boom (NED)

The Volta a Lleida was a road cycling stage race held in the Lleida region of Spain. It was a 2.2 category race on the UCI Europe Tour between 2005 and 2008.

List of overall winners

**Volta a Lleida winners**
Volta	Year	Nat	Winner	Second	Third
2009 to 2012: suspended
56	2008		Lars Boom	Carlos Andrés Ibáñez	Wout Poels
55	2007		Francis De Greef	Klaas Sys	Alessandro Bisolti
54	2006		Mikhail Ignatiev	Manuel Jiménez	Pavel Brutt
53	2005		Branislau Samoilau	Pavel Brutt	Vicente Peiró
52	2004		Antonio Arenas	Siutsou Kanstanstin	Fernando Serrano
51	2003		Xavier Reyes	Jukka Vastaranta	Iban Latasa
50	2002		Jesús Ramírez	Santiago Segú	Tomás Lloret
49	2001		Alexander Rotar	Héctor Toledo	Volodymyr Savchenko
48	2000		Miquel Alandete	Roger Lucía	Vladimir Karpets
47	1999		Thorwald Veneberg	Frederic Ivars	Ricardo Ochoa
46	1998		José Urea	Frederic Ivars	Manu L'Hoir
45	1997		Denis Menchov	Marc Prat	Stive Vermaut
44	1996		Thierry Elissalde
43	1995		Eligio Requejo	Jacob Viladoms	Javier Otxoa
42	1994	Manuel Beltrán
41	1993	Sergey Suleimanov
40	1992	Sergey Savinotchkin
39	1991	Alberto Ortiga
38	1990	Fedor Gelin
37	1989	Vicente Aparicio
36	1988	Dimitri Jdanov
35	1987		José Pedrero	Marc Brock	Francisco López
34	1986		Javier Ruiz	Joaquim Llach	José López
33	1985		Emili García	Javier Ruiz	Martí Urpina
32	1984		Jesús Alonso	Joaquim Llach	Alex Debremaeker
31	1983	José Luis Navarro
30	1982	Miguel Ángel Iglesias
29	1981	Alex Debremaeker
28	1980	Jaume Vilamajó
27	1979	Antoni Coll
26	1978	Francesc Sala
25	1977	Pedro Larrinaga
24	1976	José Luis Mayoz
23	1975	Fernando Cabrero
22	1974	Jesús Líndez
21	1973	Ramón Medina
20	1972	Joan Pujol
19	1971	Javier Mínguez
18	1970	Josep Pesarrodona
17	1969		Antonio Martos	Manuel Blanco	Andrés Oliva
16	1968	R. Iglesias
15	1967		Joaquín Pérez	José Angueira	Fermín Andrés
14	1966	Eugenio Lizarde
13	1965	Lluís Mayoral
12	1964	Sebastià Segú
1960 to 1963: suspended
11	1959	Angelino Soler
10	1958	Domingo Ferrer
9	1957	Andreu Carulla
8	1956	Lluís Gras
7	1955	J. Casals
1949 to 1954: suspended
6	1948	Joan Calucho (2)
1947: suspended
5	1946	Emilio Mediano
4	1945	Joan Calucho
3	1944	Ramon Massana
2	1943	Baltasar Tarrós (2)
1	1942	Baltasar Tarrós

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References

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