List of teams and cyclists in the 1984 Vuelta a España

For the 1984 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 130 riders; 97 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	Juan-Carlos Alonso	Spain	Alfa Lum–Olmo	26	+ 26' 52"	[1]
2	Marino Amadori	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
3	Mauro Angelucci	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	87	+ 2h 10' 23"	[1]
4	Marino Lejarreta	Spain	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
5	Salvatore Maccali	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	39	+ 49' 54"	[1]
6	Orlando Maini	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
7	Giuseppe Martinelli	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	67	+ 1h 35' 22"	[1]
8	Domenico Perani	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
9	Giuseppe Petito	Italy	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
10	Michael Wilson	Australia	Alfa Lum–Olmo	DNF	—	[1]
11	Sabino Angoitia	Spain	Hueso	56	+ 1h 20' 28"	[1]
12	Juan Caldentey Perello	Spain	Hueso	77	+ 1h 58' 23"	[1]
13	Guillermo De La Peña	Spain	Hueso	16	+ 14' 25"	[1]
14	Ángel de las Heras	Spain	Hueso	24	+ 24' 34"	[1]
15	Juan María Eguiarte Soleagui	Spain	Hueso	48	+ 1h 00' 58"	[1]
16	Isidro Juárez	Spain	Hueso	55	+ 1h 20' 19"	[1]
17	Carlos Machín Rodríguez	Spain	Hueso	45	+ 54' 21"	[1]
18	Juan Pujol Pagés	Spain	Hueso	18	+ 20' 02"	[1]
19	Jaime Salva Lull	Spain	Hueso	54	+ 1h 18' 04"	[1]
20	Jesús Suárez Cueva	Spain	Hueso	43	+ 52' 52"	[1]
21	Roberto Ceruti	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	37	+ 49' 40"	[1]
22	Claudio Bortolotto	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
23	Stefano Guerrieri	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
24	Leonardo Natale	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	29	+ 31' 43"	[1]
25	Rudy Pevenage	Belgium	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
26	Sergio Santimaria	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	60	+ 1h 23' 32"	[1]
27	Alberto Saronni	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	61	+ 1h 24' 27"	[1]
28	Giuseppe Saronni	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	DNF	—	[1]
29	Guido Van Calster	Belgium	Del Tongo–Colnago	25	+ 25' 01"	[1]
30	Marco Vitali	Italy	Del Tongo–Colnago	22	+ 22' 53"	[1]
31	Mariano Bayon Magdaleno	Spain	Dormilón	86	+ 2h 09' 53"	[1]
32	Yvon Bertin	France	Dormilón	72	+ 1h 48' 01"	[1]
33	José Antonio Cabrero Martínez	Spain	Dormilón	69	+ 1h 37' 20"	[1]
34	Francisco Caro Lozano	Spain	Dormilón	80	+ 2h 03' 56"	[1]
35	José María Caroz	Spain	Dormilón	96	+ 2h 52' 46"	[1]
36	José Rafael García Martínez	Spain	Dormilón	91	+ 2h 33' 54"	[1]
37	Jesús Guzmán Delgado	Spain	Dormilón	52	+ 1h 10' 55"	[1]
38	Eugenio Herranz Bautista	Spain	Dormilón	84	+ 2h 07' 23"	[1]
39	Ludo Loos	Belgium	Dormilón	38	+ 49' 45"	[1]
40	Jesús Rodríguez Rodríguez	Spain	Dormilón	41	+ 52' 35"	[1]
41	Ángel Camarillo	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
42	Eduardo Chozas	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
43	Alberto Fernández	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	2	+ 6"	[1]
44	Juan Fernández Martín	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
45	Jesús Ignacio Ibáñez Loyo	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	63	+ 1h 29' 33"	[1]
46	José Luis López Cerrón	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	65	+ 1h 32' 33"	[1]
47	José Luis Navarro	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	31	+ 36' 56"	[1]
48	Álvaro Pino	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	DNF	—	[1]
49	Jesús Rodríguez Magro	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	11	+ 9' 13"	[1]
50	Faustino Rupérez	Spain	Zor–Gemeaz Cusin	21	+ 21' 08"	[1]
51	Dave Akam	Great Britain	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	DNF	—	[1]
52	Walter Dalgal	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	71	+ 1h 47' 40"	[1]
53	Roger De Vlaeminck	Belgium	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	DNF	—	[1]
54	Patrizio Gambirasio	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	92	+ 2h 35' 52"	[1]
55	Piero Onesti	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	DNF	—	[1]
56	Stefano Giuliani	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	90	+ 2h 30' 23"	[1]
57	Martin Havik	Netherlands	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	DNF	—	[1]
58	Palmiro Masciarelli	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	35	+ 43' 11"	[1]
59	Francesco Moser	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	10	+ 8' 41"	[1]
60	Ennio Salvador	Italy	Gis Gelati–Tuc Lu	DNF	—	[1]
61	Vicente Belda	Spain	Kelme	8	+ 7' 14"	[1]
62	Javier Castellar	Spain	Kelme	44	+ 53' 53"	[1]
63	Antonio Esparza	Spain	Kelme	89	+ 2h 25' 45"	[1]
64	Arsenio González	Spain	Kelme	50	+ 1h 03' 10"	[1]
65	Miguel Ángel Iglesias	Spain	Kelme	42	+ 52' 47"	[1]
66	Francisco López Gonzalvo	Spain	Kelme	79	+ 2h 02' 51"	[1]
67	Antonio Llopis Ordinana	Spain	Kelme	94	+ 2h 46' 19"	[1]
68	Ángel Ocaña	Spain	Kelme	DNF	—	[1]
69	José Recio	Spain	Kelme	9	+ 7' 21"	[1]
70	Juan Alberto Reig Esteban	Spain	Kelme	88	+ 2h 11' 53"	[1]
71	Valentin Dorronsoro Uranga	Spain	Orbea–Danena	64	+ 1h 31' 37"	[1]
72	José Del Ramo Nunez	Spain	Orbea–Danena	62	+ 1h 25' 37"	[1]
73	Gines García Pallares	Spain	Orbea–Danena	70	+ 1h 38' 13"	[1]
74	Jokin Mújika	Spain	Orbea–Danena	49	+ 1h 01' 13"	[1]
75	Imanol Murga	Spain	Orbea–Danena	47	+ 1h 00' 44"	[1]
76	Luis Vicente Otin	Spain	Orbea–Danena	27	+ 26' 57"	[1]
77	Pello Ruiz Cabestany	Spain	Orbea–Danena	15	+ 14' 18"	[1]
78	Miguel Ugartemendia Sargarzazu	Spain	Orbea–Danena	82	+ 2h 06' 07"	[1]
79	Jon Koldo Urien	Spain	Orbea–Danena	33	+ 40' 09"	[1]
80	Felipe Yáñez	Spain	Orbea–Danena	20	+ 20' 59"	[1]
81	Enrique Aja	Spain	Reynolds	23	+ 23' 17"	[1]
82	Ángel Arroyo	Spain	Reynolds	36	+ 46' 43"	[1]
83	Pedro Delgado	Spain	Reynolds	4	+ 1' 43"	[1]
84	Eduardo González Salvador	Spain	Reynolds	DNF	—	[1]
85	Julián Gorospe	Spain	Reynolds	6	+ 4' 41"	[1]
86	Jesús Hernández Úbeda	Spain	Reynolds	57	+ 1h 20' 33"	[1]
87	José Luis Laguía	Spain	Reynolds	19	+ 20' 26"	[1]
88	Celestino Prieto	Spain	Reynolds	28	+ 31' 32"	[1]
89	Jaime Vilamajó	Spain	Reynolds	34	+ 43' 03"	[1]
90	Ricardo Zúñiga Carrasco	Spain	Reynolds	75	+ 1h 54' 35"	[1]
91	Luc Colijn	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	DNF	—	[1]
92	Luc De Decker	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	95	+ 2h 47' 01"	[1]
93	Werner Devos	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	DNF	—	[1]
94	Robert D'Hont	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	83	+ 2h 06' 59"	[1]
95	Diederik Foubert	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	85	+ 2h 09' 08"	[1]
96	Jozef Lieckens	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	73	+ 1h 48' 21"	[1]
97	Michel Pollentier	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	13	+ 11' 14"	[1]
98	Marc Van Geel	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	DNF	—	[1]
99	Eddy Vanhaerens	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	81	+ 2h 05' 31"	[1]
100	Ronny Van Holen	Belgium	Safir–Van de Ven	59	+ 1h 23' 10"	[1]
101	Jean-Claude Bagot	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	14	+ 13' 32"	[1]
102	Éric Caritoux	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	1	90h 08' 03"	[1]
103	Patrick Clerc	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	78	+ 2h 01' 23"	[1]
104	Éric Dall'Armelina	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
105	Guy Gallopin	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
106	Jean-Claude Leclercq	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
107	Éric Guyot	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	53	+ 1h 17' 14"	[1]
108	Gilles Mas	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	32	+ 39' 43"	[1]
109	Philippe Poissonnier	France	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	58	+ 1h 21' 33"	[1]
110	Alain Von Allmen	Switzerland	Skil–Reydel–Sem–Mavic	68	+ 1h 35' 29"	[1]
111	Jesús Blanco Villar	Spain	Teka	30	+ 32' 00"	[1]
112	Antonio Coll	Spain	Teka	12	+ 10' 56"	[1]
113	Edgar Corredor	Colombia	Teka	5	+ 3' 40"	[1]
114	Faustino Cuelli	Spain	Teka	40	+ 51' 20"	[1]
115	Noël Dejonckheere	Belgium	Teka	74	+ 1h 51' 43"	[1]
116	Reimund Dietzen	West Germany	Teka	3	+ 1' 33"	[1]
117	Federico Echave	Spain	Teka	17	+ 18' 43"	[1]
118	José Patrocinio Jiménez	Colombia	Teka	7	+ 7' 10"	[1]
119	Nico Emonds	Belgium	Teka	DNF	—	[1]
120	René Martens	Belgium	Teka	51	+ 1h 10' 31"	[1]
121	Jan Wijnants	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	46	+ 1h 00' 03"	[1]
122	Marc Goossens	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	76	+ 1h 56' 56"	[1]
123	André Lurquin	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
124	Stefan Morjean	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
125	Rudy Patry	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
126	Daniel Rossel	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	93	+ 2h 38' 25"	[1]
127	Danny Van Baelen	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	97	+ 2h 53' 51"	[1]
128	Benny Van Brabant	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	66	+ 1h 33' 13"	[1]
129	Francis Vermaelen	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]
130	Luc Wallays	Belgium	Tönissteiner–Lotto–Mavic	DNF	—	[1]

References

1. "39ème Vuelta a España 1984". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.