xx 41st Vuelta a Espana 1986

 
   
 

By Barry Boyce, CyclingRevealed Historian

Alvaro Pino VaE1986Alvaro Pino

VaE April 22 - May 13, 1986
3,666.5 Km
Starters: 170
Finishers: 107

Average Speed: 37.311 km/h x

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pino's Biggest Victory

The 1986 Vuelta a Espana presented two big favorites for victory, Sean Kelly (the dominator of the early 1986 racing season) and Laurent Fignon (the winner of the 1983 and 84 Tour de France). However, this year would vault Team Zor’s Alvaro Pino into the elites of Spanish racing. Since the untimely death of Alberto Fernandez in 1984, Team Zor had been seeking a new team leader for Grand Tours. The Team managers chose Pacho Rodriguez for the role, but injuries prevented him from racing. Alvaro Pino became the head of the Team.

Start List

General Classification

 

Vuelta a Espana 1986 Map

1986 Vuelta a Espana Race Route Details

Teams:

  • Cafe de Colombia-Varta
  • Colchon CR
  • Dormilon Colchones
  • Kas
  • Kelme
  • Lois-Fangio
  • Panasonic
  • PDM-Concorde-MG
  • Poland (Amateur)
  • Postobon-Ryalco
  • Reynolds
  • Seat-Orbea
  • Soviet Union (Amateur)
  • Pegaso-Système U
  • Teka
  • Zahor Chocolates
  • Zor-BH

Race Summary:

Stage 6- The action of the race started on the sixth stage, mountain top finish on the Lagos de Covadonga. Marino Lejarreta’s team set the pace early in the stage and reduced the peloton to thirty riders. At the foot of the final climb of the Covadonga Pedro Delgado shattered the 30-rider group. Delgado was joined by Raimund Dietzen, Ronan Pensac, and Robert Millar. Race leader Jesus Blanco-Villar and Alvaro Pino struggled with the pace and fell into a chase group. Robert Millar, wanting to redeem himself from the mistakes of the 1985 Vuelta, attacked the leaders. Millar soloed to the stage win, but an outstanding effort late on the climb by Pino limited his time loss to 23”.

VaE 1986 Kelly

Sean Kelly in control of the breakaway

Stage 11- Pino took back all his time loss on the eleventh stage, a 29.1 km Individual Time Trial in Valladolid. Pino beat Millar by 56” and took the Maillot Amarillo.

VaE 1986 Millar

Race Leader Pina answers Millar attack

Stage 15- The 207 km fifteenth stage from Aranjuez to Albacete saw Juan-Maria Eguiarte, who was better known as a Spanish cyclo-cross rider, rode solo for 171 km to gain a grand stage win.

VaE 1986 Sierra Nevada

Stage 21- Pino rode solidly over the final ten stages, covering every one of the Scotsman’s attacks. The Spaniard left no doubt on the final stage with a win in the 22 km ITT in Jerez de la Frontera. Millar rode a great time trial but lost an additional +33”. Team Zor’s Alvaro Pino victory may have been unexpected but his outstanding effort throughout the Vuelta earned him the biggest victory of his career.

Stage and Distance
Stage Winner
Race Leader

Prologue Palma de Mallorca, 5.7 km ITT

Thierry Marie (Fra)

Thierry Marie (Fra)

Stage 1 Palma-Palma, 190 km

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Stage 2 Barcelona-Barcelona, 182 km

Manuel-Jorge Dominguez (Spa)

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Stage 3 Lerida-Zaragoza, 212 km

Eddy Planckaert (Bel)

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Stage 4 Zaragoza-Logrono, 192 km

Alfonso Gutierrez (Spa)

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Stage 5 Haro-Santander, 202 km

Jesus Blanco-Villar (Spa)

Jesus Blanco-Villar (Spa)

Stg 6 Santander-Lagos de Covadonga, 191 km

Robert Millar (GBr)

Robert Millar (GBr)

Stage 7 Cangas de Onis-Oviedo, 180 km

Eddy Planckaert (Bel)

Robert Millar (GBr)

Stage 8 Oviedo-Alto de Naranco, 9.7 km ITT

Marino Lejarreta (Spa)

Robert Millar (GBr)

Stage 9 Oviedo-San Isidro, 180 km

Charly Mottet (Fra)

Robert Millar (GBr)

Stage 10 San Isidro-Palencia, 193 km

Sean Kelly (Ire)

Robert Millar (GBr)

Stage 11 Valladolid, 29.1 km ITT

Charly Mottet (Fra)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 12 Valladolid-Segovia, 258 km

Raimund Dietzen (Ger)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 13 Segovia-Vilalba, 148 km

Sean Kelly (Ire)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 14 Gran Madrid-Leganes, 165 km

Jose Recio (Spa)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 15 Aranjuez-Albacete, 207 km

Juan-Maria Eguiarte (Spa)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 16 Albacete-Jaen, 264 km

Alain Bondue (Fra)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 17 Jean-Sierra Nevada, 172 km

Felipe Yanez (Spa)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 18 Granada-Benalmadena, 191 km

Victor Demidenko (Urs)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 19 Benalmadena-Puerto Real, 234 km

Jesus Blanco-Villar (Spa)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stg 20 Puerto Real-Jerez de la Frontera, 239 km

Marc Gomez (Spa)

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Stage 21 Jerez-Jerez, 22 km ITT

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Green Jersey  Alvaro Pino (Spa)

BEST CLIMBER PRIZE

Blue Jersey José-Luis Laguia (Spa)

POINTS COMPETITION

Yellow Jersey Sean Kelly (Ire)

General Classification:

Final General Classification

Rank

Name

Team

Time

1

Alvaro PINO (Spa)

Zor-BH

98h 16' 04"

2

Robert Millar (GBr)

Panasonic

+1'06"

3

Sean Kelly (Ire)

Kas

+5'19"

4

Raimund Dietzen (Ger)

Teka

+5'58"

5

Marino Lejarreta (Spa)

Seat-Orbea

+7'12"

6

Pello Ruiz-Cabestany (Spa)

Seat-Orbea

+7'26"

7

Laurent Fignon (Fra)

Pegaso-Système U

+7'29"

8

Fabio Parra (Col)

Café de Colombia-Varta

+7'44"

9

Anselmo Fuerte (Spa)

Zor-BH

+10'50"

10

Pedro Delgado (Spa)

PDM-Concorde-MG

+11'50"

11

Lucien Van Impe (Bel)

+14'26"

60

Andrei Vedemikov (Urs)

+1h39'09"

12

Inaki Gaston (Spa)

+14'51"

61

Vladimir Muravski (Urs)

+1h39'51"

13

Omar Hernandez (Col)

+21'47"

62

Jose-Salvador Sanchis (Spa)

+1h39'53"

14

Yvon Madiot (Fra)

+24'07"

63

Henk Boeve (Ned)

+1h41'34"

15

Peter Winnen (Ned)

+24'13"

64

Marco-Antonio Leon (Col)

+1h42'06"

16

Jesus Blanco-Villar (Spa)

+25'14"

65

Juan Martinez-Oliver (Spa)

+1h44'08"

17

Carlos Emiro Gutierrez (Col)

+27'26"

66

Isidro Juarez (Spa)

+1h46'09"

18

Eric Guyot (Fra)

+28'38"

67

Christophe Lavainne (Fra)

+1h48'16"

19

Stefan Mutter (Sui)

+29'16"

68

Juan-Alberto Reig (Spa)

+1h50'30"

20

Enrique Aja (Spa)

+30'47"

69

Ricardo Zuniga (Spa)

+1h51'10"

21

Juan Tomas-Martinez (Spa)

+33'43"

70

Serg Soukhoroutchenkov (Urs)

+1h53'58"

22

Charly Mottet (Fra)

+36'16"

71

Jesus Suarez-Cueva (Spa)

+1h54'07"

23

Nestor Mora (Col)

+39'39"

72

Jose Del Ramo (Spa)

+1h55'01"

24

Eduardo Chozas (Spa)

+40'57"

73

Alberto Leanizbarrutia (Spa)

+1h57'13"

25

Jose-Luis Laguia (Spa)

+40'59"

74

Marc Gomez (Fra)

+1h57'20"

26

Felipe Yanez (Spa)

+52'43"

75

Manuel-Jorge Dominguez (Spa)

+1h58'01"

27

Ivan Ivanov (Urs)

+53'41"

76

Joaquim Mujika (Spa)

+1h58'51"

28

Jose Recio (Spa)

+56'26"

77

Pascal Jules (Fra)

+1h58'57"

29

Pablo Vilches (Col)

+56'28"

78

Jean-Luc Vandenbroucke (Fra)

+2h01'52"

30

Vicente Belda (Spa)

+57'09"

79

Gert-Jan Theunisse (Ned)

+2h02'01"

31

Gérard Velscholten (Ned)

+57'36"

80

Jeronimo Ibanez (Spa)

+2h02'37"

32

Jose-Patrocinio Jimenez (Col)

+57'47"

81

Bernardo Alfonsel (Spa)

+2h04'37"

33

Jesus Rodriguez-Magro (Spa)

+59'06"

82

Miguel-Angel Iglesias (Spa)

+2h07'07"

34

Carlos-Mario Jaramillo (Col)

+1h03'04"

83

Francisco Antequera (Spa)

+2h07'12"

35

Samuel Cabrera (Col)

+1h04'38"

84

Sabino Angoitia (Spa)

+2h07'33"

36

Federico Echave (Spa)

+1h05'27"

85

Santiago Portillo (Spa)

+2h07'34"

37

Edgar Corredor (Col)

+1h08'08"

86

Benny Van Brabant (Bel)

+2h09'29"

38

Jose-Alfonso Lopez (Col)

+1h08'30"

87

Manuel Carrera (Spa)

+2h10'31"

39

Victor Demidenko (Urs)

+1h11'12"

88

Jesus Guzman (Spa)

+2h13'45"

40

Eric Boyer (Fra)

+1h11'15"

89

Theo De Rooy (Ned)

+2h14'20"

41

Erwin Nijboer (Ned)

+1h12'19"

90

Ricardo Martinez (Spa)

+2h15'11"

42

Dominique Garde (Fra)

+1h13'23"

91

Juan-Maria Eguiarte (Spa)

+2h16'20"

43

Arsenio Gonzalez (Spa)

+1h13'36"

92

Miguel Indurain (Spa)

+2h17'17"

44

Rafael Acevedo (Col)

+1h13'42"

93

Pascal Robert (Fra)

+2h17'54"

45

Mariano Sanchez (Spa)

+1h18'57"

94

Peter Hoondert (Ned)

+2h19'43"

46

Angel Camarillo (Spa)

+1h19'17"

95

Francisco Cambil (Spa)

+2h22'16"

47

Guido Van Calster (Bel)

+1h21'00"

96

Rene Beuker (Ned)

+2h22'38"

48

Guy Nulens (Bel)

+1h22'47"

97

Dariusz Kajzer (Pol)

+2h22'53"

49

Guillermo De la Pena (Spa)

+1h24'40"

98

Jose-Rafael Garcia (Spa)

+2h24'37"

50

Manuel Murga (Spa)

+1h25'09"

99

Angel-Jose Sarrapio (Spa)

+2h27'35"

51

Carlos Hernandez (Spa)

+1h26'27"

100

Jose-Maria Moreno (Spa)

+2h28'46"

52

Abelardo Rondon (Col)

+1h27'12"

101

Andrzej Polkosnik (Pol)

+2h35'54"

53

Segundo Chaparro (Spa)

+1h28'54"

102

Alain Bondue (Fra)

+2h37'34"

54

Jesus G Arguintxona (Spa)

+1h29'50"

103

Alfonso Gutierrez (Spa)

+2h38'08"

55

Javier Lukin (Spa)

+1h30'25"

104

Guy Gallopin (Fra)

+2h41'10"

56

Yuri Kashiri (Urs)

+1h30'49"

105

Philippe Poissonnier (Fra)

+2h42'49"

57

Roland Leclerq (Fra)

+1h31'13"

106

Jose-Fernando Pacheco (Spa)

+2h43'04"

58

Ruben Gorospe (Spa)

+1h31'29"

107

Hipolito Verdu (Spa)

+2h43'14"

59

Gerrie Knetemann (Ned)

+1h34'30"

 

 

 

 

Final Mountains Classification

Rank

Name

Team

Points

1

Jose-Luis LAGUIA (Spa) 

Reynolds

146

2

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Zor-BH

104

3

Eduardo Chozas (Spa)

Teka

90

4

Robert Millar (GBr)

Panasonic

80

5

Fabio Parra (Col)

Café de Colombia-Varta

63

6

Felipe Yanez (Spa)

Zahor Chocolates

59

7

Jose-Patrocinio Jimenez (Col)

Café de Colombia-Varta

51

8t

Pello Ruiz-Cabestany (Spa)

Seat-Orbea

48

Yvon Madiot (Fra)

Pegaso-Système U

Abelardo Rondon (Col)

Café de Colombia-Varta

 

Final Points Classification

Rank

Name

Team

Points

1

Sean KELLY (Ire) 

Kas

253

2

Pello Ruiz-Cabestany (Spa)

Seat-Orbea

197

3

Alvaro Pino (Spa)

Zor-BH

129

4

Stefan Mutter (Sui)

PDM-Concorde-MG

126

5

Raimund Dietzen (Ger)

Teka

108

6

Charly Mottet (Fra)

Pegaso-Système U

96

7

Laurent Fignon (Fra)

Pegaso-Système U

87

8

Robert Millar (GBr)

Panasonic

86

9

Manuel-Jorge Dominguez (Spa)

Seat-Orbea

81

10

Benny Van Brabant (Bel)

Dormilon Colchones

69

 

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