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Milano–Vignola
Race details
DateLate September
RegionEmilia-Romagna, Italy
English nameMilan–Vignola
Local name(s)Milano–Vignola (in Italian)
DisciplineRoad
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeSingle-day
OrganiserRCS Sport
History
First edition1952 (1952)
Editions44
Final edition1996
First winnerItaly Antonio Bevilacqua
Most winsItaly Adriano Durante
Italy Marino Basso
Belgium Rik Van Linden
(3 wins)
Final winnerItaly Fabio Roscioli

The Milano–Vignola was a professional road bicycle race held annually in the Province of Modena, Italy. The last edition took place in 1996, becoming the Gran Premio Bruno Beghelli in 1997.

Winners

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Year Country Rider Team
1952  Italy Antonio Bevilacqua
1953–
1955
No race
1956  Italy Pierino Baffi
1957 No race
1958  Italy Adriano Zamboni
1959  Italy Adriano Zamboni
1960  Italy Alessandro Fantini
1961  Belgium Willy Vannitsen
1962  Italy Vendramino Bariviera
1963  Italy Adriano Durante
1964  Italy Guido De Rosso
1965  Italy Guido De Rosso
1966  Italy Adriano Durante
1967  West Germany Rudi Altig
1968  Italy Marino Basso
1969  Italy Attilio Rota
1970  Italy Adriano Durante
1971  Italy Marino Basso
1972  Belgium Julien Van Lint
1973  Italy Marino Basso
1974  Italy Enrico Paolini
1975  Belgium Rik Van Linden
1976  Belgium Rik Van Linden
1977  Italy Luciano Borgognoni
1978  Belgium Rik Van Linden
1979  Belgium Roger De Vlaeminck
1980  Italy Giovanni Battaglin
1981  West Germany Gregor Braun
1982  Italy Giovanni Mantovani
1983  Italy Francesco Moser
1984  Italy Mario Beccia
1985  Italy Emanuele Bombini
1986  Italy Roberto Visentini
1987  Italy Giuseppe Saronni
1988  Italy Adriano Baffi
1989  Italy Adriano Baffi
1990  Italy Mario Cipollini
1991  Italy Silvio Martinello
1992  Kazakhstan Andrei Teterijuk
1993  Italy Alberto Elli
1994  Italy Angelo Lecchi
1995  Italy Angelo Canzonieri
1996  Italy Fabio Roscioli
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