^Parra was announced as the winner after Pablo Wilches was stripped of the title for a soping violation.
^Niño was stripped of the title after a doping violation.
Referencesedit
^Vuelta a Cundinamarca palmares at Cycling Archives
^. dailypeloton.com. Archived from the original on 26 March 2005. Retrieved 11 June 2017.
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vuelta, cundinamarca, road, cycling, race, held, annually, cundinamarca, department, colombia, vuelta, antioquiarace, detailsdatejuneregioncundinamarca, departmentenglish, nametour, cundinamarcadisciplineroadtypestage, raceorganiserliga, ciclismo, cundinamarca. The Vuelta a Cundinamarca is a road cycling race held annually in the Cundinamarca Department of Colombia 1 Vuelta a AntioquiaRace detailsDateJuneRegionCundinamarca DepartmentEnglish nameTour of CundinamarcaDisciplineRoadTypeStage raceOrganiserLiga de ciclismo de CundinamarcaHistoryFirst edition1974 1974 Editions44 as of 2023 First winner Norberto Caceres COL Most wins Jose Patrocinio Jimenez COL Luis Alberto Gonzalez COL 3 wins Most recent Rafael Pineda COL The race was first held in 1974 when it was known as the Clasica de Cundinamarca It was renamed the Vuelta a Cundinamarca in 1996 A women s race the Vuelta a Cundinamarca Femenina was created in 2010 Contents 1 Winners 1 1 Men 1 2 Women 2 Notes 3 ReferencesWinners editMen edit Year Winner Second Third 1974 nbsp Norberto Caceres nbsp Alvaro Gomez Bedoya nbsp Julio Alberto Rubiano 1975 nbsp Julio Alberto Rubiano nbsp Norberto Caceres nbsp Plinio Casas 1976 nbsp Norberto Caceres nbsp Victor Ladino nbsp Filadelfo Camacho 1977 nbsp Julio Alberto Rubiano nbsp Rafael Antonio Nino nbsp Jose Alfonso Lopez 1978 nbsp Jose Patrocinio Jimenez nbsp Alvaro Pachon nbsp Luis Enrique Murillo 1979 1980 No race 1981 nbsp Jose Patrocinio Jimenez nbsp Heriberto Uran nbsp Alfonso Florez 1982 No race 1983 nbsp Jose Patrocinio Jimenez nbsp Edgar Corredor nbsp Ramon Tolosa 1984 nbsp Fabio Parra nbsp Pacho Rodriguez nbsp Martin Ramirez 1985 nbsp Fabio Parra a nbsp Samuel Cabrera nbsp Carlos Mario Jaramillo 1986 nbsp Edgar Corredor nbsp Heriberto Uran nbsp Alvaro Lozano 1987 nbsp Reynel Montoya nbsp Omar Hernandez nbsp oscar de Jesus Vargas 1988 nbsp Luis Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Hector Patarroyo nbsp Pacho Rodriguez 1989 nbsp Pacho Rodriguez nbsp Fabio Hernan Rodriguez nbsp Augusto Triana 1990 nbsp Pacho Rodriguez nbsp Luis Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Gustavo Wilches 1991 nbsp Nestor Mora nbsp Angel Yesid Camargo nbsp Pablo Wilches 1992 nbsp Luis Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Alberto Camargo nbsp Hernan Patino 1993 nbsp Luis Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Alvaro Sierra nbsp Jose Jaime Gonzalez 1994 nbsp Efrain Rico nbsp Alvaro Sierra nbsp Hector Castano 1995 nbsp Javier de Jesus Zapata nbsp Luis Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Libardo Nino 1996 nbsp Angel Yesid Camargo nbsp Jairo Hernandez nbsp Luis Espinosa 1997 nbsp Duban Ramirez nbsp German Ospina nbsp Israel Ochoa 1998 nbsp Israel Ochoa nbsp Alvaro Sierra nbsp Ivan Ramiro Parra 1999 nbsp Angel Yesid Camargo nbsp Libardo Nino nbsp Raul Montana 2000 nbsp Uberlino Mesa nbsp Israel Ochoa nbsp Javier de Jesus Zapata 2001 nbsp Ismael Sarmiento nbsp Daniel Rincon nbsp Marlon Perez 2002 2 nbsp Miguel Angel Sanabria nbsp Daniel Rincon nbsp Johnny Ruiz 2003 nbsp Javier Alberto Gonzalez nbsp Javier de Jesus Zapata nbsp Marlon Perez 2004 nbsp Alvaro Sierra nbsp Hernan Dario Munoz nbsp Walter Fernando Pedraza 2005 No race 2006 nbsp Diego Calderon nbsp Alexis Castro nbsp Wilson Marentes 2007 nbsp Daniel Rincon nbsp Wilson Marentes nbsp Rafael Anibal Montiel 2008 nbsp Santiago Ojeda nbsp Alvaro Sierra nbsp John Martinez 2009 nbsp oscar Sevilla nbsp Ivan Ramiro Parra nbsp Javier Alberto Gonzalez 2010 nbsp Libardo Nino b nbsp Robinson Chalapud nbsp Alvaro Yamid Gomez 2011 nbsp Freddy Montana nbsp Fernando Camargo nbsp Victor Nino 2012 nbsp Alejandro Ramirez nbsp John Martinez nbsp Rodolfo Torres 2013 nbsp Luis Alberto Largo nbsp Fernando Camargo nbsp Jose Salazar 2014 nbsp Freddy Montana nbsp Fernando Camargo nbsp Jose Rujano 2015 nbsp oscar Mauricio Pachon nbsp Rafael Infantino nbsp Hernando Bohorquez 2016 nbsp Fabio Montenegro nbsp Freddy Montana nbsp oscar Javier Rivera 2017 nbsp Alvaro Yamid Gomez nbsp Diego Calderon nbsp Ruben Dario Acosta 2018 nbsp Wldy Sandoval nbsp Miguel Angel Reyes nbsp Ruben Dario Acosta 2019 nbsp Fabio Duarte nbsp Nicolas Paredes nbsp Yerson Sanchez 2021 nbsp Marlon Garzon nbsp Javier Jamaica nbsp Yerzon Sanchez 2023 nbsp Rafael Pineda nbsp Rodrigo Contreras nbsp Jhonatan Chaves Women edit Year Winner Second Third 2010 nbsp Lorena Colmenares nbsp Flor Marina Delgadillo nbsp Serika Guluma 2011 nbsp Lorena Vargas nbsp Ana Cristina Sanabria nbsp Nury Torres 2012 nbsp Ana Cristina Sanabria nbsp Laura Lozano nbsp Lorena Vargas 2013 No race 2014 nbsp Leidy Natalia Munoz nbsp Laura Lozano nbsp Lorena Beltran 2015 nbsp Luz Adriana Tovar nbsp Jeniffer Medellin nbsp Ana Cristina Sanabria 2016 nbsp Liliana Moreno nbsp Ana Cristina Sanabria nbsp Estefania Herrera 2017 nbsp Liliana Moreno nbsp Ana Cristina Sanabria nbsp Lorena Colmenares 2018 nbsp Yolanda Valderrama nbsp Tatiana Ducuara nbsp Laura Castillo 2019 nbsp Lilibeth Chacon nbsp Luz Adriana Tovar nbsp Yelitza HernandezNotes edit Parra was announced as the winner after Pablo Wilches was stripped of the title for a soping violation Nino was stripped of the title after a doping violation References edit Vuelta a Cundinamarca palmares at Cycling Archives April 2002 Road Results 25th Vuelta a Cundinamarca dailypeloton com Archived from the original on 26 March 2005 Retrieved 11 June 2017 Category 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