List of teams and cyclists in the 1964 Vuelta a España

For the 1964 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 80 riders; 49 finished the race.

By rider
Legend
No. Starting number worn by the rider during the Vuelta
Pos. Position in the general classification
Time Deficit to the winner of the general classification
DNF Denotes a rider who did not finish
No. Name Nationality Team Pos. Time Ref
1 Sebastián Elorza  Spain Kas 11 + 13' 07" [1]
2 Eusebio Vélez  Spain Kas 4 + 2' 04" [1]
3 Michel Stolker  Netherlands Kas DNF — [1]
4 José Antonio Momeñe  Spain Kas 8 + 9' 31" [1]
5 Antonio Barrutia  Spain Kas 32 + 1h 00' 10" [1]
6 Julio Jiménez  Spain Kas 5 + 3' 16" [1]
7 Valentín Uriona  Spain Kas 7 + 6' 06" [1]
8 Piet Rentmeester  Netherlands Kas DNF — [1]
9 Francisco Gabica  Spain Kas 9 + 9' 32" [1]
10 Carlos Echeverria  Spain Kas 18 + 24' 31" [1]
11 Miguel Pacheco  Spain Ferrys DNF — [1]
12 José Pérez Francés  Spain Ferrys 3 + 1' 26" [1]
13 Antonio Karmany  Spain Ferrys 15 + 18' 07" [1]
14 Fernando Manzaneque  Spain Ferrys 6 + 4' 19" [1]
15 Luis Otaño  Spain Ferrys 2 + 33" [1]
16 Gabriel Mas  Spain Ferrys 38 + 1h 12' 11" [1]
17 Francisco José Suñé Montragull  Spain Ferrys 34 + 1h 06' 03" [1]
18 Rogelio Hernández Santibáñez  Spain Ferrys 28 + 48' 48" [1]
19 Antonio Bertrán  Spain Ferrys 10 + 11' 14" [1]
20 Raúl Rey Fomosel  Spain Ferrys 39 + 1h 26' 30" [1]
21 Victor Van Schil  Belgium Mercier-BP 12 + 13' 09" [1]
22 Raymond Poulidor  France Mercier-BP 1 78h 23' 35" [1]
23 Robert Cazala  France Mercier-BP 13 + 17' 21" [1]
24 Frans Melckenbeeck  Belgium Mercier-BP 37 + 1h 11' 49" [1]
25 Gianni Marcarini  France Mercier-BP DNF — [1]
26 Frans Aerenhouts  Belgium Mercier-BP 31 + 54' 46" [1]
27 Jean-Claude Annaert  France Mercier-BP DNF — [1]
28 André Le Dissez  France Mercier-BP 19 + 27' 22" [1]
29 Jean-Pierre Genet  France Mercier-BP 20 + 33' 34" [1]
30 Barry Hoban  Great Britain Mercier-BP 29 + 48' 48" [1]
31 Agostinho Correia  Portugal Portugal DNF — [1]
32 João Henrique Roque dos Santos  Portugal Portugal 25 + 38' 02" [1]
33 Joaquim Leão  Portugal Portugal DNF — [1]
34 Laurentino Mendes  Portugal Portugal 30 + 54' 18" [1]
35 Jorge Corvo  Portugal Portugal 44 + 1h 45' 47" [1]
36 Pedro Junior  Portugal Portugal DNF — [1]
37 Francisco Valada  Portugal Portugal 23 + 36' 18" [1]
38 Manuel Costa  Portugal Portugal 35 + 1h 09' 26" [1]
39 Custodio Leonardo Cristina  Portugal Portugal DNF — [1]
40 Julio Abreu  Portugal Portugal 49 + 3h 59' 56" [1]
41 Rik Van Looy  Belgium Solo–Superia DNF — [1]
42 Edgard Sorgeloos  Belgium Solo–Superia DNF — [1]
43 Arthur Decabooter  Belgium Solo–Superia 16 + 18' 43" [1]
44 Armand Desmet  Belgium Solo–Superia DNF — [1]
45 Michel Van Aerde  Belgium Solo–Superia 24 + 37' 30" [1]
46 Willy Schroeders  Belgium Solo–Superia DNF — [1]
47 Louis Proost  Belgium Solo–Superia 22 + 34' 55" [1]
48 Henri De Wolf  Belgium Solo–Superia 14 + 17' 22" [1]
49 Willy Derboven  Belgium Solo–Superia 36 + 1h 10' 01" [1]
50 Edward Sels  Belgium Solo–Superia DNF — [1]
51 Clements Solaro  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
52 Wim van Est  Netherlands Holland 17 + 24' 25" [1]
53 Fons Steuten  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
54 Leo Coehorst  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
55 Karel Colpaert  Belgium Holland DNF — [1]
56 Johan Swaneveld  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
57 Cees Snepvangers  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
58 Adrianus Linders  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
59 Andre Van Aert  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
60 Rein de Jongh  Netherlands Holland DNF — [1]
61 Armando Pellegrini  Italy Salvarani-Mixto 42 + 1h 43' 48" [1]
62 Romano Piancastelli  Italy Salvarani-Mixto 40 + 1h 30' 54" [1]
63 Renato Longo  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
64 Ottavio Marchesi  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
65 Alberto Poletti  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
66 Giovanni Garau  Italy Salvarani-Mixto 45 + 1h 47' 20" [1]
67 Moreno Mealli  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
68 Lorenzo Carminati  Italy Salvarani-Mixto 27 + 40' 52" [1]
69 Umberto Antognacci  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
70 Sergio Alzani  Italy Salvarani-Mixto DNF — [1]
71 Ventura Díaz  Spain Inuri 21 + 33' 37" [1]
72 Juan María Uribezubia  Spain Inuri DNF — [1]
73 Salvador Rosa Gómez  Spain Inuri 26 + 40' 37" [1]
74 Jesús Manzaneque  Spain Inuri 41 + 1h 40' 47" [1]
75 Juan Álvarez Álvarez  Spain Inuri 46 + 2h 55' 26" [1]
76 Ángel Gutierrez  Spain Inuri 48 + 3h 43' 35" [1]
77 Angel Gomez  Spain Inuri 47 + 2h 57' 15" [1]
78 Santos Ruiz Bermúdez  Spain Inuri DNF — [1]
79 Julio Sanz  Spain Inuri 43 + 1h 45' 12" [1]
80 Fulgencio Sánchez  Spain Inuri 33 + 1h 01' 01" [1]

References
  1. "19ème Vuelta a España 1964". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.
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