José Rujano

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José Rujano
Personal information
Full name José Rujano Guillen
Nickname Jojo
Date of birth February 18, 1982
Country Flag of Venezuela Venezuela
Team information
Current team Quick Step-Innergetic
Rider type Climber
Professional team(s)
2003-2006
2006-2006
2007-
Colombia-Selle Italia
Quick Step-Innergetic
Unibet.com
Major wins
* 1 Stage, Giro d'Italia

José Rujano Guillen (born February 18, 1982 in Santa Cruz de Mora, Mérida) is a Venezualen professional road bicycle racer for UCI ProTour team Unibet.com. Rujano's speciality is climbing.

[edit] Palmarès

2005
  • Giro d'Italia
    • Overall - 3rd place
    • King of the Mountains competition - winner
    • Combatativity competition - winner
    • Stage 19 - winner
    • Stage 17 - 2nd place
    • Stage 13 - 3rd place
    • Stage 14 - 3rd place
  • Vuelta al Tachira
    • Overall - winner
    • King of the Mountains competition - winner
    • Stage 6 - winner
    • Stage 7 - winner
    • Stage 13 - winner
  • Clasico Banfoandes
    • Overall - winner
    • Points competition - winner
    • Stage 4 - winner
    • Stage 7 - winner
    • Stage 8 - winner
  • Tour de Langkawi
    • Overall - 2nd
    • Stage 8 - 2nd
    • Stage 4 - 3rd
  • Giro d'Oro - 3rd
  • Giro del Trentino - 8th overall
2004
  • Vuelta al Tachira
    • Overall - winner
    • King of the Mountains competition - winner
    • Young Riders competition - winner
    • Stage 5 - winner
    • Stage 13 - winner
  • Vuelta a Venezuela
    • Overall - 3rd
    • Young Riders competition - winner
2003
  • Clasico RCN
    • Stage 4 - winner. Suspended for doping.

[edit] External links

Riders on Quick Step-Innergetic
Serge Baguet | Paolo Bettini | Tom Boonen | Francesco Chicchi | Wilfried Cretskens | Steven De Jongh | Kevin De Weert | Addy Engels | Juan Manuel Gárate | José Antonio Garrido | Kevin Hulsmans | Servais Knaven | Nick Nuyens | Filippo Pozzato | Sébastien Rosseler | José Rujano | Ivan Santaromita | Leonardo Scarselli | Hubert Schwab | Bram Tankink | Matteo Tosatto | Guido Trenti | Jurgen Van De Walle | Kevin van Impe | Cédric Vasseur | Geert Verheyen | Davide Vigano | Wouter Weylandt | Remmert Wielinga
Manager
Patrick Lefévère
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