Riders that have finished 3 GT in the same year

victorponf

Those are all rider that have finished the 3 GT in the same year.

Year/Clasification in Giro/Tour/Vuelta

Raphael GEMINIANI (Fra) 1955 4° 6° 3°
Gastone NENCINI (Ita) 1957 1° 6° 9°
Federico BAHAMONTES (Spa) 1958 17° 8° 6°
Eduardo CHOZAS (Spa) 1991 10° 11° 11°
Marino LEJARRETA (Spa) 1989 10° 5° 20°
Marino LEJARRETA (Spa) 1987 4° 10° 34°
Eduardo CHOZAS (Spa) 1990 11° 6° 33°
Marco GIOVANNETTI (Ita) 1991 8° 30° 18°
Arrigo PADOVAN (Ita) 1956 12° 26° 19°
Marino LEJARRETA (Spa) 1991 5° 53° 3°
Bernardo RUIZ (Spa) 1955 28° 22° 14°
Marino LEJARRETA (Spa) 1990 7° 5° 55°
Bernardo RUIZ (Spa) 1957 55° 24° 3°
Inaki GASTON (Spa) 1991 23° 61° 14°
José Luis URIBEZUBIA (Spa) 1971 29° 50° 27°
Pierino BAFFI (Ita) 1958 23° 63° 37°
Bernardo RUIZ (Spa) 1956 38° 70° 31°
Mariano Piccoli (Ita) 1999 38° 50° 58°
Alberto LEANIZBARRUTIA (Spa) 1991 64° 39° 44°
José Manuel FUENTE (Spa) 1971 39° 72° 54°
Vladimir PULNIKOV (Rus) 1991 11° 88° 66°
Luis-Javier LUKIN (Spa) 1988 32° 82° 60°
Louis CAPUT (Fra) 1955 68° 54° 55°
Guido BONTEMPI (Ita) 1992 40° 75° 62°
Neil STEPHENS (Aus) 1992 57° 74° 66°
Jon ODRIOZOLA (Spa) 2001 58° 69° 83°
Valerio TEBALDI (Ita) 1991 47° 89° 87°
Philippe POISSONIER (Fra) 1985 86° 90° 66°

moray_gub

victorponf wrote:

Those are all rider that have finished the 3 GT in the same year.

Year/Clasification in Giro/Tour/Vuelta
6°

You missed out Carlos Sastre in 2006 i think it was


cheers
MG

Kléber

Don't forget that until the mid 90s, you had the Vuelta in late April to mid-May, then just a week or two until the Giro, then 2-3 weeks until the Tour. Almost non-stop...

afx237vi

Giovanni Lombardi did it in 2005 too. But yeah, a lot easier since the Vuelta moved to the autumn.

victorponf

Moray Gub wrote:

victorponf wrote:

Those are all rider that have finished the 3 GT in the same year.

Year/Clasification in Giro/Tour/Vuelta
6°

You missed out Carlos Sastre in 2006 i think it was


cheers
MG

Yeap, Sastre in 2006 was 46º in the Giro, 3º in Tour y 4º in Vuelta

Don´t found anything about Lombardi :?: :?: :?:

afx237vi

Lombardi in 2005:

88th in the Giro

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005//giro0 ... s/giro0520

118th in the Tour

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05 ... s/tour0521

115th in the Vuelta

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005//vuelt ... vuelta0521

victorponf

afx237vi wrote:

Lombardi in 2005:

88th in the Giro

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005//giro0 ... s/giro0520

118th in the Tour

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05 ... s/tour0521

115th in the Vuelta

http://cyclingnews.com/road/2005//vuelt ... vuelta0521

Thanks

This year two riders could do it:

Marzio Bruseghin: 3º Giro / 27º Tour

- Erik Zabel: 80º Giro / 43º Tour

victorponf

Mario Aerts 2007:19º Giro,20º Vuelta and 52º Tour.

ms_tree

Stuart O'Grady as well - can't remember which year tho' but since been with CSC.

blazing_saddles

Interesting, that although it's now easier, in terms of timing, to ride all 3, few even think of attempting it. A couple of those riders listed rode the classics, too.
Is it down to a more professional attitude in terms of just racing, I wonder, or a more professional approach to.........erm..........preperation? :roll: