Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias

Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias
Race details
Date	May-June
Region	Portugal
Discipline	Road
Type	Stage race
History
First edition	1979
First winner	Francisco Miranda (POR)
Most wins	António Carvalho (POR); Fernando Carvalho (POR); Rafael Reis (POR); (2 wins)
Most recent	Frederico Figueiredo (POR)

Grande Prémio Jornal de Notícias is a multi-day road cycling race held annually in Portugal.^[1] It is sponsored by the daily Jornal de Notícias newspaper.

Winners

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Year	Winner	Second	Third
1979	Francisco Miranda	José Sousa Santos	António Alves
1980	Venceslau Fernandes	Abel Coelho	Luis Teixeira
1981	Alfredo Gouveia	Benjamim Carvalho	Marco Chagas
1982	Manuel Zeferino	Luis Teixeira	Benedito Ferreira
1983	Adelino Teixeira	Venceslau Fernandes	Benjamim Carvalho
1984	Eduardo Correia	Fernando Carvalho	Venceslau Fernandes
1985	Paulo Ferreira	Manuel Cunha	António Fernandes
1986	Fernando Carvalho	Benjamim Carvalho	Marino Fonseca
1987	Américo José Neves Da Silva	Venceslau Fernandes	Eduardo Correia
1988	Manuel Correia	Manuel Abreu	Cayn Jack Theakston
1989	Fernando Carvalho	Antonio Pinto	Orlando Neves
1990	Jorge Silva	José Xavier	Eduardo Correia
1991	Manuel Cunha	Cássio Freitas	Delmino Pereira
1992	Cássio Freitas	Joaquim Andrade	Delmino Pereira
1993	Vítor Gamito	Cássio Freitas	Manuel Cunha
1994	Francisco Cerezo	Carlos Pinho	João Silva
1995	Joaquim Gomes	Paulo Ferreira	Quintino Rodrigues
1996	Paulo Ferreira	Joaquim Gomes	Antonio Faisco
1997	Evgeni Berzin	Daniel Clavero	Cândido Barbosa
1998	Romāns Vainšteins	Vítor Gamito	Álvaro González de Galdeano
1999	Melcior Mauri	José Alberto Martínez	Joaquim Adrego Andrade
2000	Mikel Artetxe	José Azevedo	Claus Michael Møller
2001	Joan Horrach	Ángel Edo	Iban Mayo
2002-2012	No race
2013	César Fonte	Delio Fernández	Gustavo César Veloso
2014	No race
2015	António Carvalho	Diego Rubio	Bruno Silva
2016	Rafael Reis	António Carvalho	Vicente García de Mateos
2017	~~Raúl Alarcón~~^{[citation needed]}	João Benta	Rui Vinhas
2018	António Carvalho	Edgar Pinto	Joni Brandão
2019	Ricardo Mestre	Joni Brandão	Alejandro Marque
2020	Not held due to COVID-19 Pandemic^[4]
2021	Joaquim Silva	Ricardo Vilela	Alejandro Marque
2022	Mauricio Moreira	António Carvalho	Joaquim Silva
2023	Rafael Reis	Luís Fernandes	Henrique Casimiro
2024	Frederico Figueiredo	Tiago Antunes	Afonso Eulálio