Samuel de Pablo
Biography
The Madrid-born cyclist comes from the world of football. Football was the sport that he started to practice in his beginnings, although more as a recreational activity than a competitive one. When he was asked to join a local club, he ended up choosing to ride a bicycle. Formed in the Galapagar Cycling Club, one of the most veteran institutions in the Community of Madrid given its birth in 1972, following the successes of the ex-professional Anastasio Greciano, and also one of the most powerful on the track due to the existence of a velodrome of great fame in the municipality. De Pablo made the news in June 2019 for being one of the two riders who crashed head-on into a car in the middle of the competition, fortunately without consequences for the physical integrity of both, after a driver broke through the police cordon.
Results
- 2021
- 1º / Stage 1 Vuelta a Talavera
- 1º / VII Gran Premio Villa de Coslada
- 1º / Event 2 Track League Federación Madrid FMC
- 2º / Stage 4 Vuelta a la Ribera del Duero
- 2º / Event 1 Track League Federación Madrid FMC
- 3º / Stage 3 Vuelta a la Ribera del Duero
- 6º / Circuito del Guadiana / Copa de España
- 10º / Klasika Premundial
- 2019
- 1º / Trofeo Joaquín Migueláñez - Cantimpalos
- 1º / Team Relay Spanish Track Championships
- 2º / Stage 1 Vuelta a Valdepeñas ITT
- 2º / Overall Vuelta a Valdepeñas
- 2º / Gran Premio San Sebastián de los Reyes / Madrid Championship
- 2º / Overall Vuelta a Gandía
- 2º / Trofeo Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Rodrigo
- 3º / Stage 1 Vuelta a Gandía
- 3º / Scratch Spanish Track Championships
- 3º / Points Race Spanish Track Championships
- 6º / Spanish Road Championship
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