Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias

O Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias é uma corrida ciclista profissional por etapas que se disputa anualmente em Portugal, desde o ano de 1979.[1]

A corrida não se realizou entre 2002 e 2012 sendo retomada em 2013 com um interregno de um ano em 2014, e outro em 2020, devido à Pandemia de COVID-19.[2] A última etapa tem como tradição o final na Avenida dos Aliados no Porto, apesar de em 2023 ter terminado em Viana do Castelo, por ser esta a Cidade Europeia do Desporto nesse ano.[3]

Os portugueses Fernando Carvalho e António Carvalho, tio e sobrinho, bem como Rafael Reis, são os únicos ciclistas que venceram em mais de uma ocasião.[4]

A prova é patrocinada pelo diário Jornal de Notícias.[3]

Palmarés

[5][6]

Ano (nacionalidade)

Vencedor (equipa)

Segundo lugar Terceiro lugar Class. de sprints Class. de montanha Class. por pontos Class. jovens
1979 Portugal Francisco Miranda

(Bombarralense/ Uniroyal)

Portugal José Sousa Santos Portugal António Alves Portugal Luis Teixeira Portugal Alexandre Ruas Portugal Carlos Santos
1980 Portugal Venceslau Fernandes

(FC Porto/ UBP)

Portugal Abel Coelho Portugal Luis Teixeira Portugal Francisco Miranda Portugal Alexandre Ruas
1981 Portugal Alfredo Gouveia

(Coelima)

Portugal Benjamim Carvalho Portugal Marco Chagas Portugal Joaquim Andrade Portugal Carlos Santos Portugal Benjamim Carvalho
1982 Portugal Manuel Zeferino

(Mako/ Jeans)

Portugal Luis Teixeira Portugal Benedito Ferreira Portugal Carlos Santos Portugal Luis Teixeira Portugal Luis Teixeira Portugal Manuel Zeferino
1983 Portugal Adelino Teixeira

(Lousa/ Tri Naranjus)

Portugal Venceslau Fernandes Portugal Benjamim Carvalho
1984 Portugal Eduardo Correia

(Sporting/ Raposeira)

Portugal Fernando Carvalho Portugal Venceslau Fernandes
1985 Portugal Paulo Ferreira

(Sporting/ Raposeira)

Portugal Manuel Cunha Portugal António Fernandes
1986 Portugal Fernando Carvalho

(Lousã/ Tri Naranjus/ Akai)

Portugal Benjamim Carvalho Portugal Marino Fonseca
1987 Portugal Américo José Neves Da Silva

(Sporting/ Vitalis)

Portugal Venceslau Fernandes Portugal Eduardo Correia
1988 Portugal Manuel Correia

(Ruquita/ Feirense)

Portugal Manuel Abreu Reino Unido Cayn Theakston
1989 Portugal Fernando Carvalho

(Louletano/ Vale do Lobo)

Portugal Antonio Pinto Portugal Orlando Neves Portugal Paulo Pinto Portugal Paulo Pinto Portugal Paulo Pinto Portugal Orlando Neves
1990 Portugal Jorge Silva

(Sicasal/ Acral)

Portugal José Xavier Portugal Eduardo Correia
1991 Portugal Manuel Cunha

(Calbrita/ Akai/ Lousã)

Brasil Cássio Freitas Portugal Delmino Pereira
1992 Brasil Cássio Freitas

(Recer/ Boavista)

Portugal Joaquim Andrade Portugal Delmino Pereira
1993 Portugal Vítor Gamito

(Sicasal/ Acral)

Brasil Cássio Freitas Portugal Manuel Cunha
1994 Espanha Francisco Cerezo

(Castellblanch)

Portugal Carlos Pinho Portugal João Silva
1995 Portugal Joaquim Gomes

(Sicasal/Acral)

Portugal Paulo Ferreira Portugal Quintino Rodrigues
1996 Portugal Paulo Ferreira

(Maia/ Jumbo/ CIN)

Portugal Joaquim Gomes Portugal Antonio Faisco
1997 Rússia Yevgueni Berzin

(Batik/ Del Monte)

Espanha Daniel Clavero Portugal Cândido Barbosa
1998 Letónia Romāns Vainšteins

(Kross/ Selle Italia)

Portugal Vítor Gamito Espanha Álvaro González de Galdeano
1999 Espanha Melcior Mauri

(Sport Lisboa Benfica)

Espanha José Alberto Martínez Portugal Joaquim Adrego Andrade
2000 Espanha Mikel Artetxe

(Euskaltel)

Portugal José Azevedo Dinamarca Claus Michael Møller
2001 Espanha Joan Horrach

(Maia/ Milaneza/ MSS)

Espanha Ángel Edo Espanha Iban Mayo Portugal Nuno Ribeiro Espanha Iban Mayo Espanha Ángel Edo Espanha David García
2002-2012 Não se organizou
2013 Portugal César Fonte

(EFAPEL/ Glassdrive)

Espanha Delio Fernández Espanha Gustavo César Veloso Portugal Hernâni Brôco Portugal Daniel Freitas
2014 Não se organizou
2015 Portugal António Carvalho

(W52)

Espanha Diego Rubio Portugal Bruno Silva Portugal Hernâni Brôco Portugal António Carvalho Portugal Rui Carvalho
2016 Portugal Rafael Reis

(W52/ FC Porto)

Portugal António Carvalho Espanha Vicente García de Mateos Espanha Pablo Guerrero Bonilla Portugal Daniel Mestre Portugal Gaspar Gonçalves
2017 Espanha Raúl Alarcón(W52/ FC Porto) Portugal João Benta Portugal Rui Vinhas Portugal César Fonte Espanha Raúl Alarcón Portugal Jorge Magalhães
2018 Portugal António Carvalho

(Tavifer)

Portugal Edgar Pinto Portugal Joni Brandão Portugal Luís Mendonça Portugal António Ferreira Portugal António Carvalho Portugal André Domingues
2019 Portugal Ricardo Mestre(W52/ FC Porto) Portugal Joni Brandão Espanha Alejandro Marque Portugal Bruno Silva Portugal Joni Brandão Portugal Rafael Lourenço
2020 Não se realizou devido à Pandemia de COVID-19[7]
2021[8] Portugal Joaquim Silva

(Tavifer)

Portugal Ricardo Vilela Espanha Alejandro Marque Portugal Luís Mendonça Portugal António Ferreira Portugal António Carvalho Portugal João Matias
2022 Uruguai Mauricio Moreira

(Glassdrive)

Portugal António Carvalho Portugal Joaquim Silva PortugalGonçalo Leaça Portugal Henrique Casimiro Portugal António Carvalho Venezuela Francisco Peñuela
2023 Portugal Rafael Reis

(Glassdrive)

Portugal Luís Fernandes Portugal Henrique Casimiro Argentina Daniel Díaz Portugal César Fonte Portugal Luís Mendonça Portugal Pedro Silva

Palmarés por países

País Vitórias
Portugal Portugal 24
Espanha 5
 Rússia 1
 Letônia 1
 Brasil 1
Uruguai 1

Referências

  1. ↑ «Imagens com história do Grande Prémio JN». Jornal de Notícias. Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 
  2. ↑ «GP Jornal de Noticias». memoire-du-cyclisme.eu (em francês). Consultado em 30 de maio de 2013 
  3. ↑ a b «Grande Prémio JN regressa com mais ambição e com a mesma paixão de sempre». Jornal de Notícias. Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 
  4. ↑ CMP (4 de junho de 2018). «Portista António Carvalho venceu o 28.º Grande Prémio de Ciclismo JN». www.porto.pt. Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 
  5. ↑ Archives, Cycling. «Grande Prémio 'Jornal de Notícias'». www.sitiodeciclismo.net (em inglês). Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 
  6. ↑ «Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias 2001 Stage 5 results». www.procyclingstats.com. Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 
  7. ↑ https://www.jn.pt/desporto/gp-jn-retoma-pedalada-em-prova-historica-e-exigente-14068396.html
  8. ↑ «Joaquim Silva conquista 30.° Grande Prémio JN». www.ojogo.pt. 5 de setembro de 2021. Consultado em 19 de setembro de 2023 

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