Vuelta a Cundinamarca

The Vuelta a Cundinamarca is a road cycling race held annually in the Cundinamarca Department of Colombia.^[1]

Vuelta a Antioquia

Race details
Date	June
Region	Cundinamarca Department
English name	Tour of Cundinamarca
Discipline	Road
Type	Stage race
Organiser	Liga de ciclismo de Cundinamarca
History
First edition	1974 (1974)
Editions	44 (as of 2023)
First winner	Norberto Cáceres (COL)
Most wins	José Patrocinio Jiménez (COL)  Luis Alberto González (COL) (3 wins)
Most recent	Rafael Pineda (COL)

The race was first held in 1974, when it was known as the Clásica de Cundinamarca. It was renamed the Vuelta a Cundinamarca in 1996.

A women's race, the Vuelta a Cundinamarca Femenina, was created in 2010.

Winners

Men

Year	Winner	Second	Third
1974	Norberto Cáceres	Álvaro Gómez Bedoya	Julio Alberto Rubiano
1975	Julio Alberto Rubiano	Norberto Cáceres	Plinio Casas
1976	Norberto Cáceres	Victor Ladino	Filadelfo Camacho
1977	Julio Alberto Rubiano	Rafael Antonio Niño	José Alfonso López
1978	José Patrocinio Jiménez	Álvaro Pachón	Luis Enrique Murillo
1979-1980	No race
1981	José Patrocinio Jiménez	Heriberto Urán	Alfonso Flórez
1982	No race
1983	José Patrocinio Jiménez	Edgar Corredor	Ramón Tolosa
1984	Fabio Parra	Pacho Rodríguez	Martín Ramírez
1985	Fabio Parra[a]	Samuel Cabrera	Carlos Mario Jaramillo
1986	Edgar Corredor	Heriberto Urán	Álvaro Lozano
1987	Reynel Montoya	Omar Hernández	Óscar de Jesús Vargas
1988	Luis Alberto González	Héctor Patarroyo	Pacho Rodríguez
1989	Pacho Rodríguez	Fabio Hernán Rodríguez	Augusto Triana
1990	Pacho Rodríguez	Luis Alberto González	Gustavo Wilches
1991	Néstor Mora	Ángel Yesid Camargo	Pablo Wilches
1992	Luis Alberto González	Alberto Camargo	Hernán Patiño
1993	Luis Alberto González	Álvaro Sierra	José Jaime González
1994	Efraín Rico	Álvaro Sierra	Héctor Castaño
1995	Javier de Jesús Zapata	Luis Alberto González	Libardo Niño
1996	Ángel Yesid Camargo	Jairo Hernández	Luis Espinosa
1997	Dubán Ramírez	Germán Ospina	Israel Ochoa
1998	Israel Ochoa	Álvaro Sierra	Iván Ramiro Parra
1999	Ángel Yesid Camargo	Libardo Niño	Raúl Montaña
2000	Uberlino Mesa	Israel Ochoa	Javier de Jesús Zapata
2001	Ismael Sarmiento	Daniel Rincón	Marlon Pérez
2002[2]	Miguel Ángel Sanabria	Daniel Rincón	Johnny Ruiz
2003	Javier Alberto González	Javier de Jesús Zapata	Marlon Pérez
2004	Álvaro Sierra	Hernán Darío Muñoz	Walter Fernando Pedraza
2005	No race
2006	Diego Calderón	Alexis Castro	Wilson Marentes
2007	Daniel Rincón	Wilson Marentes	Rafael Aníbal Montiel
2008	Santiago Ojeda	Álvaro Sierra	John Martínez
2009	Óscar Sevilla	Iván Ramiro Parra	Javier Alberto González
2010	Libardo Niño[b]	Robinson Chalapud	Álvaro Yamid Gómez
2011	Freddy Montaña	Fernando Camargo	Víctor Niño
2012	Alejandro Ramírez	John Martínez	Rodolfo Torres
2013	Luis Alberto Largo	Fernando Camargo	José Salazar
2014	Freddy Montaña	Fernando Camargo	José Rujano
2015	Óscar Mauricio Pachón	Rafael Infantino	Hernando Bohórquez
2016	Fabio Montenegro	Freddy Montaña	Óscar Javier Rivera
2017	Álvaro Yamid Gómez	Diego Calderón	Rubén Darío Acosta
2018	Wldy Sandoval	Miguel Ángel Reyes	Rubén Darío Acosta
2019	Fabio Duarte	Nicolás Paredes	Yerson Sánchez
2021	Marlon Garzón	Javier Jamaica	Yerzon Sánchez
2023	Rafael Pineda	Rodrigo Contreras	Jhonatan Chaves

Women

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2010	Lorena Colmenares	Flor Marina Delgadillo	Serika Gulumá
2011	Lorena Vargas	Ana Cristina Sanabria	Nury Torres
2012	Ana Cristina Sanabria	Laura Lozano	Lorena Vargas
2013	No race
2014	Leidy Natalia Muñoz	Laura Lozano	Lorena Beltrán
2015	Luz Adriana Tovar	Jeniffer Medellín	Ana Cristina Sanabria
2016	Liliana Moreno	Ana Cristina Sanabria	Estefanía Herrera
2017	Liliana Moreno	Ana Cristina Sanabria	Lorena Colmenares
2018	Yolanda Valderrama	Tatiana Ducuara	Laura Castillo
2019	Lilibeth Chacón	Luz Adriana Tovar	Yelitza Hernández

Notes

1. Parra was announced as the winner after Pablo Wilches was stripped of the title for a soping violation.
2. Niño was stripped of the title after a doping violation.