Juan Carlos González Salvador

Juan Carlos González Salvador
Personal information
Full name	Juan Carlos González Salvador
Born	28 January 1964 (age 61); Bilbao, Spain
Team information
Current team	Retired
Discipline	Road
Role	Rider
Professional teams
1987–1988	Kas
1989–1990	Reynolds
1991–1992	Puertas Mavisa
1993	Eldor–Viner
1994–1995	Euskadi–Petronor

FullnameJuan Carlos González Salvador

Born28 January 1964 (age 61)
Bilbao, Spain

CurrentteamRetired

DisciplineRoad

Juan Carlos González Salvador (born 28 January 1964 in Bilbao) is a Spanish former cyclist.^[1]

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v t e Spanish National Road Race Champions (men)
1880–1899	José Bento Pessoa (POR) (1897)
1900–1919	Tomás Peñalva (1902) Ricardo Peris (1903) Tomás Peñalva (1904) Pablo Pujol (1905) Luis Amuñategui (1906–1907) Vicente Blanco (1908–1909) José Magdalena (1910) Jaime Durán (1911) José Magdalena (1912) Juan Martí (1913) Óscar Leblanc (1914) Simón Febrer (1915) José Manchón (1916) Lázaro Villada (1917) Simón Febrer (1918) Jaime Janer (1919)
1920–1939	Miguel Bover (1920) Ramón Valentín (1921) José Saura (1922) Jaime Janer (1923) Juan Bautista Llorens (1924) Ricardo Montero (1925) José Saura (1926) Mució Miquel (1927) Telmo García (1928) Luciano Montero (1929) Mariano Cañardo (1930–1931) Luciano Montero (1932) Mariano Cañardo (1933) Luciano Montero (1934) Salvador Cardona (1935) Mariano Cañardo (1936) Fermín Trueba (1938) Antonio Andrés Sancho (1939)
1960–1979	Antonio Suárez (1960–1961) Luis Otaño (1962) José Pérez Francés (1963) Julio Jiménez (1964) Antonio Gómez del Moral (1965) Luis Otaño (1966) Luis Santamarina (1967) Luis Ocaña (1968) Ramón Sáez (1969) José Antonio González (1970) Eduardo Castelló (1971) Luis Ocaña (1972) Domingo Perurena (1973) Vicente López Carril (1974) Domingo Perurena (1975) Agustín Tamames (1976) Manuel Esparza (1977) Enrique Martínez Heredia (1978) ~~Isidro Juárez~~ (1979)
1980–1999	Juan Fernández (1980) Eulalio García (1981) José Luis Laguía (1982) Carlos Hernández (1983) Jesús Ignacio Ibáñez Loyo (1984) José Luis Navarro (1985) Alfonso Gutiérrez (1986) Juan Carlos González Salvador (1987) Juan Fernández (1988) Carlos Hernández (1989) Laudelino Cubino (1990) Juan Carlos González Salvador (1991) Miguel Induráin (1992) Ignacio García (1993) Abraham Olano (1994) Jesús Montoya (1995) Manuel Fernández Ginés (1996) José María Jiménez (1997) Ángel Casero (1998–1999)
2000–2019	Álvaro González de Galdeano (2000) Iván Gutiérrez (2001) Juan Carlos Guillamón (2002) Rubén Plaza (2003) Francisco Mancebo (2004) Juan Manuel Gárate (2005) Joaquim Rodríguez (2007) Alejandro Valverde (2008) Rubén Plaza (2009) Iván Gutiérrez (2010) José Joaquín Rojas (2011) Francisco Ventoso (2012) Jesús Herrada (2013) Ion Izagirre (2014) Alejandro Valverde (2015) José Joaquín Rojas (2016) Jesús Herrada (2017) Gorka Izagirre (2018) Alejandro Valverde (2019)
2020–2039	Luis León Sánchez (2020) Omar Fraile (2021) Carlos Rodríguez (2022) Oier Lazkano (2023) Alex Aranburu (2024) Iván Romeo (2025)

Juan Carlos González Salvador

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