José Antonio Díez Explained

José Antonio Díez should not be confused with José Antonio Díaz.

José Antonio Díez
Birth Date:13 August 1982
Birth Place:Spain
Discipline:Cyclo-cross
Role:Rider

José Antonio Díez Arriola (born 13 August 1982) is a Spanish professional racing cyclist. He won several nation cyclo-cross races. On the international level he competed between 2011 and 2013 five times in a UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup race, with 34th place as best result.[1]

Career highlights

2003
  • 1st in Zeberio, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
    2004
  • 1st in Camp de Mirra, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
    2005
  • 1st in Medina de Pomar, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Polanco, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
    2006
  • 1st in Rasines, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Asterria, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Treto, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Ermua, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Rada, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Solares, Cyclo-cross (ESP)
  • 1st in Ramales, Cyclo-cross (ESP)

    Notes and References

    1. Web site: Veldrijden - Jose Antonio Diez Arriola (Spanje). www.sportuitslagen.org. nl. 2018-07-31.

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