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1974 Vuelta a España

Field	Value
name	1974 Vuelta a España
date	23 April – 12 May
stages	19 stages + Prologue, including 3 split stages
distance	2,987
unit	km
time	86h 48' 18"
first	José Manuel Fuente
first_nat	ESP
first_natvar	1945
first_team	Kas–Kaskol
first_color	yellow
second	Joaquim Agostinho
second_nat	POR
second_team	Bic
third	Miguel María Lasa
third_nat	ESP
third_natvar	1945
third_team	Kas–Kaskol
points	Domingo Perurena
points_nat	ESP
points_natvar	1945
points_team	Kas–Kaskol
points_color	green
mountains	José Luis Abilleira
mountains_nat	ESP
mountains_natvar	1945
mountains_team	La Casera
sprints	Javier Elorriaga
sprints_nat	ESP
sprints_natvar	1945
sprints_team	Kas–Kaskol
combination	José Luis Abilleira
combination_nat	ESP
combination_natvar	1945
combination_team	La Casera
combination_color	red
team	Kas–Kaskol
previous	[1973](1973-vuelta-a-espana)
next	[1975](1975-vuelta-a-espana)

The 29th Edition Vuelta a España (Tour of Spain), a long-distance bicycle stage race and one of the three grand tours, was held from 23 April to 12 May 1974. It consisted of 19 stages covering a total of 2987 km, and was won by José Manuel Fuente of the Kas–Kaskol cycling team. José Luis Albilleira won the mountains classification while Domingo Perurena won the points classification.

Teams and riders

Main article: List of teams and cyclists in the 1974 Vuelta a España

Route

Stage	Date	Course	Distance	Type	Winner	[P](1974-vuelta-a-espana-prologue-to-stage-10b-prologue)	[1](1974-vuelta-a-espana-prologue-to-stage-10b-stage-1)
23 April	Almería to Almería	5 km	[[File:Time Trial.svg	22px]]	Individual time trial	Roger Swerts
24 April	Almería to Almería	98 km			Eddy Peelman
25 April	Almería to Granada	187 km			Eric Leman
26 April	Granada to Fuengirola	161 km			Rik Van Linden
27 April	Marbella to Seville	206 km			Rik Van Linden
28 April	Seville to Córdoba	139 km			Domingo Perurena
29 April	Córdoba to Ciudad Real	211 km			Eddy Peelman
30 April	Ciudad Real to Toledo	126 km			Domingo Perurena
1 May	Toledo to Madrid	167 km			Roger Swerts
Circuito del Jarama	4 km	[[File:Team Time Trial Stage.svg	22px]]	Team time trial
2 May	Madrid to Los Ángeles de San Rafael	158 km			José Manuel Fuente
3 May	Los Ángeles de San Rafael to Los Ángeles de San Rafael	5 km	[[File:Time Trial.svg	22px]]	Individual time trial	Raymond Delisle
Los Ángeles de San Rafael to Ávila	125 km			Martin Martinez
4 May	Ávila to Valladolid	168 km			José Luis Uribezubia
5 May	Valladolid to León	203 km			Roger Swerts
6 May	León to Monte Naranco	128 km			José Manuel Fuente
7 May	Oviedo to Cangas de Onís	134 km			Joaquim Agostinho
8 May	Cangas de Onís to Laredo	210 km			Juan Manuel Santisteban
9 May	Laredo to Bilbao	133 km			Gerben Karstens
10 May	Bilbao to Miranda de Ebro	157 km			Agustín Tamames
11 May	Miranda de Ebro to Eibar	152 km			Agustín Tamames
12 May	Eibar to San Sebastián	79 km			{{ill	Manuel Antonio García	fr}}
San Sebastián to San Sebastián	35.9 km	[[File:Time Trial.svg	22px]]	Individual time trial	Joaquim Agostinho
Total	2987 km

Results

Final General Classification

Rank	Rider	Team	Time
1	ESP José Manuel Fuente	Kas–Kaskol	86h 48' 18"
2	POR Joaquim Agostinho	Bic	+ 11"
3	ESP Miguel María Lasa	Kas–Kaskol	+ 1' 09"
4	ESP Luis Ocaña	Bic	+ 1' 58"
5	ESP Domingo Perurena	Kas–Kaskol	+ 4' 29"
6	ESP José Antonio Gonzalez	Kas–Kaskol	+ 5' 56"
7	FRA Jean-Pierre Danguillaume	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	+ 6' 29"
8	ESP José Luis Uribezubia	Kas–Kaskol	+ 6' 33"
9	ESP Ventura Díaz	Monteverde	+ 8' 25"
10	BEL Roger Swerts	Ijsboerke	+ 8' 28"
11	POR Fernando Mendes	Benfica
12	ESP Antonio Vallori	La Casera
13	ESP José Luis Abilleira	La Casera
14	ESP Antonio Menéndez	Kas–Kaskol
15	FRA Régis Ovion	Peugeot–BP–Michelin
16	ESP Javier Francisco Elorriago	Kas–Kaskol
17	ESP Agustín Tamames	Benfica
18	BEL Jan Van De Wiele	MIC-De Gribaldy
19	ESP Juan Zurano Jérez	La Casera
20	ESP Santiago Lazcano	Kas–Kaskol
21	ESP José Antonio Pontón	La Casera
22	BEL Eric Leman	MIC-De Gribaldy
23	BEL Noël Van Clooster	MIC-De Gribaldy
24	ESP Jesús Manzaneque Sánchez	La Casera
25	POR Venceslau Fernandes	Benfica

References

"General Information 1974". La Vuelta.com.
(13 May 1974). "29 Vuelta Ciclista a España – Clasificaciones Oficiales". [[El Mundo Deportivo]].
"1974 » 29th Vuelta a España". Procyclingstats.
"29ème Vuelta a España 1974". Memoire du cyclisme.

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