Birth Chart and Horoscope of Spanish cycling biography stubs
- Alberto Fernández (cyclist)
- Anastasio Greciano
- Angelino Soler
- Antonio Barrutia
- Antonio Coll
- Antonio García Martínez (cyclist)
- Artur Dorsé
- Asier Maeztu
- Aurelio González Puente
- Ángel Arroyo
- Ángel Camarillo
- Ángel Sarrapio
- Bartolome Caldentey
- Belén López (cyclist)
- Bernardo Capó
- Bernardo Ruiz
- Carlos Hernández Bailo
- Carlos Melero
- Carlos Torrent
- Emiliano Álvarez
- Enrique Martínez Heredia
- Eusebio Unzué
- Faustino Cuelli
- Felipe Yáñez
- Fernando Manzaneque
- Francisco Cepeda (cyclist)
- Francisco Gabica
- Francisco Galdós
- Francisco Javier Cedena
- Fédérico Ezquerra
- Gonzalo Aja
- Gregorio San Miguel
- Imanol Murga
- Ismael Lejarreta
- Jaime Huélamo
- Jaime Vilamajó
- Jeronimo Ibañez Escribano
- Jesús Hernández Úbeda
- Joaquim Galera
- Jorge Mariné
- Josu Larrazabal
- José Antonio Momeñe
- José Gómez del Moral
- José Luis Rodriguez Inguanzo
- José Manuel Lasa
- José María Errandonea
- José Nazabal
- José Pesarrodona
- José Pérez Francés
- José Recio
- José Serra Gil
- José Tena
- José Viejo
- Juan Fernández (cyclist)
- Juan José Moral
- Juan Sánchez (cyclist)
- Julio Jiménez (cyclist)
- Luis Mayoral (cyclist)
- Luis Otaño
- Luis Santamarina
- Luis Vicente Otin
- Manuel Esparza
- Mariano Díaz (cyclist)
- Mariano Sánchez Martinez
- Miguel Espinós
- Miguel Martorell
- Miguel María Lasa
- Miguel Mas (cyclist)
- Miguel Mora Gornals
- Nemesio Jiménez
- Paulino Martínez
- Pedro Muñoz Machín Rodríguez
- Rafael Ladrón
- Ramón Sáez Marzo
- Roberto Alcaide García
- Roque Moya
- Rubén Ruzafa
- Salvador Cardona
- Salvador Guardiola
- Valentín Uriona
- Vicente López Carril
- Vicente Trueba
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