List of teams and cyclists in the 1966 Vuelta a España

For the 1966 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 90 riders; 55 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 José Bernárdez  Spain Olimpia 41 + 36' 34" [1]
2 Jaime Mateu Ramis  Spain Olimpia DNF — [1]
3 Jaime Fullana Rossello  Spain Olimpia 47 + 52' 18" [1]
4 Miguel Pacheco  Spain Olimpia DNF — [1]
5 Ignacio Morata Teruel  Spain Olimpia DNF — [1]
6 Antonio Saban Torrego  Spain Olimpia 40 + 35' 34" [1]
7 Juan Sánchez Camero  Spain Olimpia 35 + 30' 52" [1]
8 Fulgencio Sánchez  Spain Olimpia DNF — [1]
9 Jesús Manzaneque  Spain Olimpia 32 + 28' 46" [1]
10 José Urrestarazu Munduate  Spain Olimpia 44 + 41' 29" [1]
11 Jo de Roo  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus DNF — [1]
12 Cees Haast  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 8 + 3' 55" [1]
13 Leo van Dongen  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus DNF — [1]
14 Leo Knops  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 29 + 26' 54" [1]
15 Gerben Karstens  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 21 + 20' 49" [1]
16 Bas Maliepaard  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus DNF — [1]
17 Henk Nijdam  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 22 + 21' 14" [1]
18 Jos van der Vleuten  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 17 + 12' 48" [1]
19 Rik Wouters  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 24 + 22' 11" [1]
20 Huub Zilverberg  Netherlands Televizier-Batavus 26 + 22' 42" [1]
21 José Pérez Francés  Spain Ferrys DNF — [1]
22 Eduardo Castelló  Spain Ferrys 16 + 10' 24" [1]
23 Angelino Soler  Spain Ferrys 9 + 4' 37" [1]
24 José Suria Cutrina  Spain Ferrys 33 + 29' 50" [1]
25 Ángel Ibáñez  Spain Ferrys DNF — [1]
26 Francisco José Suñé Montragull  Spain Ferrys DNF — [1]
27 Ramón Sáez Marzo  Spain Ferrys 19 + 18' 24" [1]
28 Antonio Bertrán Panadés  Spain Ferrys 36 + 31' 18" [1]
29 Raúl Rey Fomosel  Spain Ferrys 38 + 32' 18" [1]
30 Juan García Such  Spain Ferrys 48 + 58' 40" [1]
31 Robert De Middeleir  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
32 Roger De Breuker  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
33 Achiel Van De Weyer  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
34 Bruno Sivilotti  Italy Libertas DNF — [1]
35 Roger de Wilde  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
36 Alfons Hermans  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
37 Norbert Meeuws  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
38 Bernard De Ville  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
39 Jerome Kegels  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
40 Romain Robben  Belgium Libertas DNF — [1]
41 José Carlos Cardoso Sousa  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
42 Joaquim Leão  Portugal Oporto 30 + 26' 57" [1]
43 Indalecio De Jesus  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
44 Mário Silva  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
45 Alberto Carvalho  Portugal Oporto 28 + 26' 46" [1]
46 Cosme De Oliveira  Portugal Oporto 54 + 1h 21' 34" [1]
47 Joaquim Freitas  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
48 Manuel Castro  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
49 José Pinto  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
50 João Palma  Portugal Oporto DNF — [1]
51 Carlos Echeverría  Spain Kas 3 + 44" [1]
52 Francisco Gabica  Spain Kas 1 78' 53' 55" [1]
53 Juan María Uribezubia  Spain Kas 20 + 20' 06" [1]
54 Sebastián Elorza  Spain Kas 11 + 5' 56" [1]
55 Antonio Gómez del Moral  Spain Kas 7 + 3' 52" [1]
56 Manuel Martín Piñera  Spain Kas 49 + 59' 43" [1]
57 José Antonio Momeñe  Spain Kas 5 + 2' 25" [1]
58 Gregorio San Miguel  Spain Kas 13 + 6' 27" [1]
59 Valentín Uriona  Spain Kas 6 + 2' 44" [1]
60 Eusebio Vélez  Spain Kas 2 + 39" [1]
61 Eddy Pauwels  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia DNF — [1]
62 Leon Gevaert  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 52 + 1h 10' 11" [1]
63 Gilbert Desmet  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 31 + 27' 19" [1]
64 Jozef Timmerman  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 34 + 30' 41" [1]
65 Dieter Puschel  West Germany Wiels-Groene-Gancia 25 + 22' 26" [1]
66 August Verhaegen  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia DNF — [1]
67 Hubert Criel  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 43 + 40' 17" [1]
68 Clément Roman  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 46 + 48' 39" [1]
69 Eric Demunster  Belgium Wiels-Groene-Gancia 51 + 1h 10' 04" [1]
70 Artemio Vanughi  Italy Wiels-Groene-Gancia 50 + 1h 03' 12" [1]
71 Luis Otaño  Spain Fagor 4 + 2' 17" [1]
72 Domingo Perurena  Spain Fagor 12 + 6' 11" [1]
73 Jorge Mariné  Spain Fagor 27 + 25' 20" [1]
74 Mariano Díaz  Spain Fagor 14 + 7' 37" [1]
75 José Manuel López  Spain Fagor 15 + 10' 05" [1]
76 Esteban Martín Jiménez  Spain Fagor DNF — [1]
77 Jaime Alomar  Spain Fagor DNF — [1]
78 José María Errandonea  Spain Fagor 10 + 4' 40" [1]
79 Ramón Mendiburu  Spain Fagor 37 + 32' 05" [1]
80 Luis Santamarina  Spain Fagor 23 + 22' 08" [1]
81 Mario Zanin  Italy Italy DNF — [1]
82 Livio Trapè  Italy Italy 45 + 46' 28" [1]
83 Aldo Moser  Italy Italy 18 + 16' 43" [1]
84 Renato Bongioni  Italy Italy 53 + 1h 16' 40" [1]
85 Enzo Pretolani  Italy Italy 55 + 1h 49' 47" [1]
86 Vittorio Casati  Italy Italy 42 + 38' 51" [1]
87 Mario Drago  Italy Italy DNF — [1]
88 Pasquale Fabbri  Italy Italy DNF — [1]
89 Danilo Ferrari  Italy Italy 39 + 38' 04" [1]
90 Oreste Magni  Italy Italy DNF — [1]

References
  1. "21ème Vuelta a España 1966". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.
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