List of cyclists in the 1946 Vuelta a España

For the 1946 Vuelta a España, the field consisted of 48 riders; 29 finished the race.^[1]

Legend
No.	Starting number worn by the rider during the Vuelta
Pos.	Position in the general classification
DNF	Denotes a rider who did not finish

No.	Name	Nationality	Pos.
1	João Rebelo [es]	Portugal	10
2	João Lourenço	Portugal	29
3	Jorge Pereira	Portugal	27
4	Manuel Rocha	Portugal	DNF
5	Aristides Martins	Portugal	28
6	Ernest Kuhn	Switzerland	17
7	Georges Aeschlimann	Switzerland	11
8	Kurt Zaugg	Switzerland	26
9	Theo Perret	Switzerland	25
10	Stefan Peterhans	Switzerland	DNF
11	John Lambrichts	Netherlands	3
12	Cees van de Voorde	Netherlands	DNF
13	Hubert Sijen	Netherlands	DNF
14	Frans Pauwels	Netherlands	20
15	Cees Joosen [nl]	Netherlands	23
16	Jef Janssen	Netherlands	DNF
17	Cipriano Aguirrezabal [fr]	Spain	12
18	Julián Berrendero	Spain	2
19	José Cano	Spain	DNF
20	Bernardo Capó	Spain	DNF
21	Vicente Carretero [es]	Spain	DNF
22	Manuel Costa	Spain	4
23	Alejandro Fombellida [es]	Spain	6
24	Pedro Font	Spain	22
25	José Gándara [es]	Spain	DNF
26	Antonio Gelabert	Spain	DNF
27	Juan Gimeno	Spain	DNF
28	Miguel Gual	Spain	DNF
29	José Gutiérrez [ca]	Spain	9
30	Joaquín Jiménez Mata [ca]	Spain	21
31	José Antonio Landa	Spain	DNF
32	Dalmacio Langarica	Spain	1
33	Pascual Laza	Spain	DNF
34	José Lizarralde	Spain	DNF
35	José López Gandara	Spain	19
36	Antonio Martín	Spain	16
37	Vicente Miró [fr]	Spain	18
38	Joaquín Olmos	Spain	15
39	Ignacio Orbaiceta	Spain	DNF
40	Gabriel Palmer	Spain	24
41	Delio Rodríguez	Spain	5
42	Emilio Rodríguez	Spain	8
43	Pastor Rodríguez [it]	Spain	14
44	Bernardo Ruiz	Spain	13
45	Antonio Andrés Sancho	Spain	7
46	Lorenzo Sastre	Spain	DNF
47	José Vidal	Spain	DNF
48	Félix Vidaurreta [es]	Spain	DNF

References

^ "6ème Vuelta a España 1946". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.

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