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Gran Premio Miguel Induráin (1.Pro), Spain

Podium places, times, distances and average speeds

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The race:

The Gran Premio Miguel Induráin is a single-day road race held in the Spanish region of Navarre in northern Spain. It is currently (2014) held in early spring.

The race is centered in the city of Estella and features lots of serious climbing.

The roots of the GP Miguel Induráin go back to 1951 with the launching of the Trophy Vasco Navarro de Montana. Since then it has undergone several changes and in 1999 it was named the Gran Premio Miguel Induráin.

Recently it has undergone a series of status upgrades by the UCI, being made a 1.1 race in 2005. Reflecting it's growing importance it was re-classed HC in 2007.

In 2014, amid Spain's ongoing economic difficulties, it was downgraded to 1.1. There was some doubt as to whether the 2014 edition would actually be run.

In 2020 the UCI reclassified the race as "1.Pro".

Below is the podium history of the race since it was renamed GP Miguel Induráin: