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70-Year-Old Ex-Cyclist Ángel Arroyo Dies, Second in the 1983 Tour

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Ávila, 05 Oct (EFE).- The former professional cyclist Ángel Arroyo Lanchas (El Barraco -Ávila-, 1956), who on August 2 turned 70, died on Sunday night at the Avila Care Complex, after about two weeks admitted facing a serious disease detected half a year ago. Natural of El Barraco, land of [...] La entrada Dies con 70 años the former cyclist Ángel Arroyo, second classified in the 1983 Tour was first published in HolaNews.

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Angel Arroyo Lanchas has died, one of the pioneers of Spanish cycling and who returned to Spain to the Tour de France in 1983, before Perico and Miguel Induráin succeeded in Paris. Former cyclist has died at age 70 in the Avila Assistance Complex, where he had been admitted for several weeks due to ... Continue reading "Dead Angel Arroyo, second of the Tour de France in 1983 and pioneer of Spanish cycling"

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The former professional cyclist Ángel Arroyo Lanchas (El Barraco -Ávila-, 1956), who last August 2 turned 70, died on Sunday night in the Health Care Complex.

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Ávila, 05 Oct (EFE).- The former professional cyclist Ángel Arroyo Lanchas (El Barraco -Ávila-, 1956), who on August 2 turned 70, died on Sunday night at the Avila Care Complex, after about two weeks admitted facing a serious disease detected half a year ago. Natural of El Barraco, land of [...] La entrada Dies con 70 años the former cyclist Ángel Arroyo, second classified in the 1983 Tour was first published in HolaNews.

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Former rider Ángel Arroyo dies, pioneer and second in the Tour de France 1983

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Former professional cyclist Ángel Arroyo Lanchas (El Barraco -Ávila-, 1956), who on August 2nd turned 70, died on Sunday night at the Avila Health Care Complex, after about two weeks admitted, facing a serious disease detected half a year ago.Read more]]>

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Ángel Arroyo , second in the Tour de France in 1983 and one of the pioneers of the success of Spanish cycling in the eighties, died this Sunday in the Avila Assistance Complex at the age of 70, where he had been admitted for several weeks because of a serious illness.Natural of El Barraco (Ávila), school of great climbers of Spanish cycling, Arroyo was one of the promen of the Spanish sport in the decade of the eighties. He debuted in profession…

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Cadena SER broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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