Prova Ciclística 9 de Julho

The Prova Ciclística 9 de Julho (Portuguese for July 9 Cycling Race) is a single day road bicycle racing event held in Brazil. It was created in 1933 by journalist Cásper Líbero. He worked at the Gazeta Esportiva sports newspaper and created the race to honor the Constitutionalist Revolution that occurred in the state of São Paulo on that date the previous year. The race currently exists as both a men's and women's competition. The men's competition is part of the UCI America Tour. The women's competition has been held since 1990.

Race Circuits

YearsLocationElite Men's distance (Laps)Elite Women's distance (Laps)
2001Parque Villa-Lobos80 km (20) ?
2002-2006Autódromo José Carlos Pace85.8 km (20)21.5 km (5)
2007Cidade Universitária110 km ?
2008-2013Autódromo José Carlos Pace85.8 km (20)21.5 km (5)
2014Indaiatuba
2015-2018Avenida Lineu de Paula Machado

Past winners

EditionYearMen's winnerWomen's winner
1st1933Brazil José MagnaniNo race
2nd1934Brazil José MagnaniNo race
3rd1935Brazil Amélio SortoNo race
4th1936Brazil Luiz LimaNo race
5th1937Brazil Rolando MontesiNo race
6th1938Brazil Rolando MontesiNo race
7th1939Brazil Arthur FerreiraNo race
8th1940Brazil José MagnaniNo race
9th1947Brazil Rolando MontesiNo race
10th1948Argentina Jorge OliveiraNo race
11th1949Portugal Fernando MoreiraNo race
12th1950Uruguay José TacconeNo race
13th1951Argentina Pedro SalasNo race
14th1952Portugal Antonio Alves BarbosaNo race
15th1955Portugal Antonio Alves BarbosaNo race
16th1956Brazil Antônio AlbaNo race
17th1957Portugal Arthur CoelhoNo race
18th1958Brazil Cláudio RosaNo race
19th1959Italy Luigi CussighNo race
20th1960Uruguay Rubens EtchebarneNo race
21st1961Brazil Cláudio RosaNo race
22nd1962Brazil José Élcio CoráNo race
23rd1963Brazil Tércio AndradeNo race
24th1964Brazil Antônio FerreiraNo race
25th1965Brazil Luiz Carlos FonsecaNo race
26th1969Brazil Luiz Carlos FloresNo race
27th1970Brazil Saul AlcântaraNo race
28th1971Brazil Miguel Duarte SilvaNo race
29th1972Brazil José George BraveNo race
30th1973Brazil Saul AlcântaraNo race
31st1974Argentina Juan Carlos HaedoNo race
32nd1975Uruguay Héctor RondónNo race
33rd1976Uruguay Roberto CastromanNo race
34th1977Brazil Miguel Duarte SilvaNo race
35th1978Bolivia Edgar CuetoNo race
36th1979Chile Sérgio AlisteNo race
37th1980Brazil Jair BragaNo race
38th1981Brazil Gilson AvaristoNo race
39th1982Brazil Ailton SouzaNo race
40th1983Brazil Gabriel RodriguesNo race
41st1984Brazil Gilson AvaristoNo race
42nd1985Brazil Ailton SouzaNo race
43rd1986Brazil Marcos MazzaronNo race
44th1987Brazil Antônio SilvestreNo race
45th1988Brazil Ailton SouzaNo race
46th1989Brazil Wanderley MagalhãesNo race
47th1990Brazil Wanderley MagalhãesBrazil Flávia Salvi
48th1991Brazil Wanderley MagalhãesFrance Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
49th1992Brazil Márcio MayFrance Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
50th1993Brazil Jamil SuaidenBrazil Carla Camargo Gardenal
51st1994Brazil Fábio Veloso SantosBrazil Ieda Botelho
52nd1995Brazil Hernandes CuadriBrazil Rosane Minervino
53rd1996Brazil Valdir LermenBrazil Ieda Botelho
54th1997Brazil Valdir LermenBrazil Alessandra dos Santos
55th1998Brazil Luciano PagliariniBrazil Janildes Fernandes
56th1999Brazil Patrique Gama AzevedoBrazil Janildes Fernandes
57th2000Brazil Murilo FischerBrazil Janildes Fernandes
58th2001Brazil Nilceu SantosBrazil Jaqueline Mantovani
59th2002Brazil Rodrigo de Mello BritoFrance Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
60th2003United States John LieswynBrazil Ana Cristina Matto
61st2004Brazil Nilceu SantosFrance Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
62nd2005Brazil Roberson SilvaBrazil Luciene Ferreira da Silva
63rd2006Brazil Renato SeabraBrazil Débora Gerhard
64th2007Brazil Rafael AndriatoBrazil Luciene Ferreira da Silva
65th2008Cuba Michel GarcíaBrazil Camila Coelho
66th2009Brazil Bruno TabanezBrazil Débora Gerhard
67th2010Argentina Francisco ChamorroBrazil Débora Gerhard
68th2011Brazil Roberto PinheiroBrazil Fernanda da Silva
69th2015Brazil Joel Cândido Prado JúniorBrazil Daniela Lionço

References

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