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 in that date of 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 is held since 1990.

Race Circuits

Years	Location	Elite Men's distance (Laps)	Elite Women's distance (Laps)
2001	Parque Villa-Lobos	80 km (20)	?
2002-2006	Autódromo José Carlos Pace	85.8 km (20)	21.5 km (5)
2007	Cidade Universitária	110 km	?
2008-2009	Autódromo José Carlos Pace	85.8 km (20)	21.5 km (5)

Past winners

Edition	Year	Men's winner	Women's winner
1st	1933	José Magnani	No race
2nd	1934	José Magnani	No race
3rd	1935	Amélio Sorto	No race
4th	1936	Luiz Lima	No race
5th	1937	Rolando Montesi	No race
6th	1938	Rolando Montesi	No race
7th	1939	Arthur Ferreira	No race
8th	1940	José Magnani	No race
9th	1947	Rolando Montesi	No race
10th	1948	Jorge Oliveira	No race
11th	1949	Fernando Moreira	No race
12th	1950	José Taccone	No race
13th	1951	Pedro Salas	No race
14th	1952	Antonio Alves Barbosa	No race
15th	1955	Antonio Alves Barbosa	No race
16th	1956	Antônio Alba	No race
17th	1957	Arthur Coelho	No race
18th	1958	Cláudio Rosa	No race
19th	1959	Luigi Cussigh	No race
20th	1960	Rubens Etchebarne	No race
21st	1961	Cláudio Rosa	No race
22nd	1962	José Élcio Corá	No race
23rd	1963	Tércio Andrade	No race
24th	1964	Antônio Ferreira	No race
25th	1965	Luiz Carlos Fonseca	No race
26th	1969	Luiz Carlos Flores	No race
27th	1970	Saul Alcântara	No race
28th	1971	Miguel Duarte Silva	No race
29th	1972	José George Brave	No race
30th	1973	Saul Alcântara	No race
31st	1974	Juan Carlos Haedo	No race
32nd	1975	Héctor Rondón	No race
33rd	1976	Roberto Castroman	No race
34th	1977	Miguel Duarte Silva	No race
35th	1978	Edgar Cueto	No race
36th	1979	Sérgio Aliste	No race
37th	1980	Jair Braga	No race
38th	1981	Gilson Avaristo	No race
39th	1982	Ailton Souza	No race
40th	1983	Gabriel Rodrigues	No race
41st	1984	Gilson Avaristo	No race
42nd	1985	Ailton Souza	No race
43rd	1986	Marcos Mazzaron	No race
44th	1987	Antônio Silvestre	No race
45th	1988	Ailton Souza	No race
46th	1989	Wanderley Magalhães	No race
47th	1990	Wanderley Magalhães	Flávia Salvi
48th	1991	Wanderley Magalhães	Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
49th	1992	Márcio May	Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
50th	1993	Jamil Suaiden	Carla Camargo Gardenal
51st	1994	Fábio Veloso Santos	Ieda Botelho
52nd	1995	Hernandes Cuadri	Rosane Minervino
53rd	1996	Valdir Lermen	Ieda Botelho
54th	1997	Valdir Lermen	Alessandra dos Santos
55th	1998	Luciano Pagliarini	Janildes Fernandes
56th	1999	Patrique Gama Azevedo	Janildes Fernandes
57th	2000	Murilo Fischer	Janildes Fernandes
58th	2001	Nilceu Santos	Jaqueline Mantovani
59th	2002	Rodrigo de Mello Brito	Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
60th	2003	John Lieswyn	Ana Cristina Matto
61st	2004	Nilceu Santos	Cláudia Carceroni-Saintagne
62nd	2005	Roberson Silva	Luciene Ferreira da Silva
63rd	2006	Renato Seabra	Débora Gerhard
64th	2007	Rafael Andriato	Luciene Ferreira da Silva
65th	2008	Michel García	Camila Coelho
66th	2009	Bruno Tabanez	Débora Gerhard
67th	2010	Francisco Chamorro	Débora Gerhard
68th	2011	Roberto Pinheiro	Fernanda da Silva
69th	2015	Joel Cândido Prado Júnior	Daniela Lionço

References

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