Santiago Mostajo Gutiérrez Explained

Santiago Mostajo
Fullname:Santiago Mostajo Gutiérrez
Birth Date:15 September 1932[1]
Birth Place:Zaragoza, Spain
Death Date:[2]
Death Place:Barcelona, Spain
Currentteam:Retired
Discipline:Road bicycle racing
Role:Rider
Proyears1:1952–1953
Proteam1:Individual
Proyears2:1954
Proteam2:Barcelones CC y Splendid
Proyears3:1955–1956
Proteam3:Individual
Proyears4:1957-1958[3]
Proteam4:Faema
Proyears5:1959
Proteam5:Individual
Proyears6:1960[4]
Proteam6:Catigene
Proyears7:1960–1961
Proteam7:Lambretta-Mostajo
Majorwins:1st stages in the Volta a Catalunya[5]

Santiago Mostajo Gutiérrez (15 September 1932 – 11 January 2005) was a Spanish professional cyclist. His best result was a stage in at the 1957 Volta a Catalunya, when he arrived alone in Granollers. At the end of the 1950s, he acquired Campo del Guinardó and rebuilt the race track around the playing field.[6]

Biography

Santiago was born in Zaragoza, Spain on September 15, 1932.[7] His father Santiago Mostajo Trigo was also a professional cyclist.[8] He competed with the Faema-Guerra team during 1950s and won the Borràs Trophy in 1953 and one stage of the Volta a Catalunya in 1957.[9] He collaborated with his father on the management of the Mostajo velodrome at the Camp del Guinardó in Barcelona, where a cycling school was set up. In 1978 he was proclaimed runner-up in the masters world championship.[10]

Major results

1952
  • National Track Championships
  • 1st Sprint
  • 1st Points race
  • 3rd Trofeo Jaumendreu
    1953
  • 1st Trofeo Borràs[11]
    1956[12]
  • 1st Stage 1 Vuelta a Mallorca
    1957
  • 1st Stage 7 Volta a Catalunya[13]

    Notes and References

    1. Web site: Ciclismo — Santiago Mostajo Gutierrez. es. 2020-04-19 . sitodelciclismo.net.
    2. Web site: Santiago Mostajo. de. 2020-04-19 . dewielersite.net.
    3. Web site: La Seu d'Urgell 1957. de. 2020-04-19 . radsportseiten.net.
    4. Web site: «Barcelona se integrará en el circuito Intervelódromos con la inauguración del Velódromo Mostajo». es. 2020-04-19 . hemeroteca.mundodeportivo.com.
    5. Web site: Santiago Mostajo Gutiérrez. fr. 2020-04-19 . cyclebase.nl.
    6. Web site: Santiago Mostajo Gutiérrez. it. 2020-04-19 . sitodelciclismo.net.
    7. Web site: Cyclisme sur route — Santiago Mostajo Gutierrez. es. 2020-04-19 . les-sports.info.
    8. Web site: MOSTAJO GUTIÉRREZ Santiago. fr. 2020-04-19 . memoire-du-cyclisme.eu.
    9. Web site: Selex,lahistoriadeunmilagroespañol. it. 2020-04-19 . mundodeportivo.com.
    10. Web site: Santiago MOSTAJO GUTIERREZ. 2020-04-19 . cyclebase.nl.
    11. Web site: Hoy, a las 12, entrada de los corredores a Montjuic. es. 2020-04-19 . hemeroteca.mundodeportivo.com.
    12. Web site: Ciclisme al camp escapulat de 1a Divisió. https://web.archive.org/web/20101002014251/http://www.ceeuropa.cat/web/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1208&Itemid=934. dead. 2010-10-02. es. 2020-04-19 .
    13. Web site: «El Velódromo de Gracia desapareció». 2020-04-19 . mundodeportivo.com.

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