List of teams and cyclists in the 1983 Vuelta a España

For the 1983 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 100 riders; 59 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	Marino Lejarreta	Spain	Alfa Lum–Olmo	2	+ 1' 12"	[1]
2	Ismael Lejarreta	Spain	Alfa Lum–Olmo	30	+ 1h 02' 39"	[1]
3	Fiorenzo Aliverti	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	49	+ 1h 35' 14"	[1]
4	Vincenzo Cupperi	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
5	Giuseppe Martinelli	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
6	Salvatore Maccali	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	50	+ 1h 36' 13"	[1]
7	Orlando Maini	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
8	Piero Onesti	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
9	Giuseppe Petito	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
10	Michael Wilson	Australia	Alfa Lum–Olmo	52	+ 1h 45' 18"	[1]
11	Franky De Gendt	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	DNF	—	[1]
12	Frits van Bindsbergen	Netherlands	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	DNF	—	[1]
13	Hennie Kuiper	Netherlands	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	5	+ 10' 26"	[1]
14	Marcel Laurens	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	58	+ 2h 18' 32"	[1]
15	Henri Manders	Netherlands	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	56	+ 2h 07' 19"	[1]
16	René Martens	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	48	+ 1h 35' 06"	[1]
17	Guy Nulens	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	26	+ 59' 11"	[1]
18	Philip Vandeginste	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	DNF	—	[1]
19	Wim Van Eynde	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	DNF	—	[1]
20	Eric Vanderaerden	Belgium	Jacky Aernoudt–Rossin–Campagnolo	DNF	—	[1]
21	Sabino Angoitia	Spain	Hueso	53	+ 1h 51' 21"	[1]
22	José Antonio Cabrero Martínez	Spain	Hueso	16	+ 36' 35"	[1]
23	Guillermo De La Peña	Spain	Hueso	11	+ 19' 59"	[1]
24	Juan María Eguiarte Soleagui	Spain	Hueso	46	+ 1h 25' 02"	[1]
25	Isidro Juárez	Spain	Hueso	39	+ 1h 14' 12"	[1]
26	Carlos Machín Rodríguez	Spain	Hueso	44	+ 1h 19' 11"	[1]
27	Enrique Martínez Heredia	Spain	Hueso	42	+ 1h 17' 18"	[1]
28	Juan Pujol Pagés	Spain	Hueso	43	+ 1h 19' 11"	[1]
29	Francisco Sala Oliveras	Spain	Hueso	DNF	—	[1]
30	Jesús Suárez Cueva	Spain	Hueso	32	+ 1h 05' 42"	[1]
31	Claudio Bortolotto	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	14	+ 34' 50"	[1]
32	Roberto Ceruti	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	23	+ 52' 52"	[1]
33	Stefano Guerrieri	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
34	Leonardo Natale	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	18	+ 45' 41"	[1]
35	Rudy Pevenage	Belgium	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
36	Alberto Saronni	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	57	+ 2h 16' 17"	[1]
37	Giuseppe Saronni	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
38	Dietrich Thurau	West Germany	Del Tongo–Colnago	36	+ 1h 12' 51"	[1]
39	Guido Van Calster	Belgium	Del Tongo–Colnago	35	+ 1h 08' 57"	[1]
40	Willy Vigouroux	Belgium	Del Tongo–Colnago	54	+ 1h 57' 34"	[1]
41	Francisco Albelda	Spain	Kelme	DNF	—	[1]
42	Vicente Belda	Spain	Kelme	9	+ 13' 08"	[1]
43	José María Caroz	Spain	Kelme	55	+ 1h 57' 55"	[1]
44	Ángel de las Heras	Spain	Kelme	20	+ 46' 41"	[1]
45	Arsenio González	Spain	Kelme	33	+ 1h 07' 14"	[1]
46	Jesús Guzmán Delgado	Spain	Kelme	34	+ 1h 07' 32"	[1]
47	Jeronimo Ibañez Escribano	Spain	Kelme	DNF	—	[1]
48	Miguel Ángel Iglesias Guerrero	Spain	Kelme	DNF	—	[1]
49	José Recio	Spain	Kelme	29	+ 1h 02' 12"	[1]
50	Mariano Sánchez Martinez	Spain	Kelme	27	+ 1h 00' 08"	[1]
51	Bernard Becaas	France	Renault–Elf	59	+ 2h 28' 27"	[1]
52	Lucien Didier	Luxembourg	Renault–Elf	19	+ 46' 12"	[1]
53	Laurent Fignon	France	Renault–Elf	7	+ 11' 27"	[1]
54	Dominique Gaigne	France	Renault–Elf	DNF	—	[1]
55	Bernard Hinault	France	Renault–Elf	1	94h 28' 26"	[1]
56	Maurice Le Guilloux	France	Renault–Elf	37	+ 1h 13' 07"	[1]
57	Greg LeMond	United States	Renault–Elf	DNF	—	[1]
58	Pascal Poisson	France	Renault–Elf	38	+ 1h 14' 02"	[1]
59	Martial Gayant	France	Renault–Elf	25	+ 53' 46"	[1]
60	Alain Vigneron	France	Renault–Elf	13	+ 34' 34"	[1]
61	Ángel Arroyo	Spain	Reynolds	31	+ 1h 03' 34"	[1]
62	Pedro Delgado	Spain	Reynolds	15	+ 35' 55"	[1]
63	Eulalio García	Spain	Reynolds	DNF	—	[1]
64	Julián Gorospe	Spain	Reynolds	12	+ 29' 32"	[1]
65	Anastasio Greciano	Spain	Reynolds	47	+ 1h 30' 22"	[1]
66	Carlos Hernández Bailo	Spain	Reynolds	28	+ 1h 02' 01"	[1]
67	Jesús Hernández Úbeda	Spain	Reynolds	22	+ 51' 41"	[1]
68	José Luis Laguía	Spain	Reynolds	24	+ 53' 42"	[1]
69	Celestino Prieto	Spain	Reynolds	40	+ 1h 15' 45"	[1]
70	Jaime Vilamajó	Spain	Reynolds	DNF	—	[1]
71	Bernardo Alfonsel	Spain	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
72	Juan-Carlos Alonso	Spain	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
73	Jesús Blanco Villar	Spain	Teka	45	+ 1h 21' 05"	[1]
74	Antonio Coll	Spain	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
75	Reimund Dietzen	West Germany	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
76	Noël Dejonckheere	Belgium	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
77	Federico Echave	Spain	Teka	41	+ 1h 16' 51"	[1]
78	Marc Goossens	Belgium	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
79	Faustino Cuelli	Spain	Teka	17	+ 41' 19"	[1]
80	Felipe Yáñez	Spain	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
81	Ángel Camarillo	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	51	+ 1h 36' 20"	[1]
82	Eduardo Chozas	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	6	+ 11' 11"	[1]
83	Alberto Fernandez	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	3	+ 3' 58"	[1]
84	Juan Fernández Martín	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
85	José Luis López Cerrón	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
86	Pedro Muñoz Machín Rodríguez	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	8	+ 12' 05"	[1]
87	Ángel Ocaña	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
88	Álvaro Pino	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	4	+ 5' 09"	[1]
89	Jesús Rodríguez Magro	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	21	+ 49' 16"	[1]
90	Faustino Rupérez	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	10	+ 13' 36"	[1]
91	Roger De Cnijf	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
92	Ronny De Cnodder	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
93	Guy Janiszewski	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
94	Eugène Urbany	Luxembourg	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
95	Danny Van Baelen	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
96	Jan van Houwelingen	Netherlands	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
97	Jan Wijnants	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
98	Patrick Vermeulen	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
99	Daniel Willems	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
100	Ludwig Wijnants	Belgium	Boule d'Or–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]

References

1. "38ème Vuelta a España 1983". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.