About Saúl Morales
Lived 1973 – 2000 (aged 26). Saúl Morales was a Spanish sport cyclist.
Saúl Morales Corral (3 May 1973 – 28 February 2000) was a Spanish racing cyclist, who was born in Madrid.
Morales became a professional in 1999, at the Fuenlabrada team. That year his fellow team member Manuel Sanroma died during the Volta a Catalunya. Three years earlier, José Antonio Espinosa, another Fuenlabrada member, died as well. In 2000, during the Vuelta a la Argentina, he was hit by a truck that accidentally came between the riders. Out of protest, several European teams withdrew from the race; it has not been held since.
Morales' only victory was a stage in the 1999 Vuelta a Venezuela.
Major wins Source:
1999 Vuelta a Venezuela 1st Stage 13 2000 Trofeo Calvià Challenge Volta a Mallorca | Mountain
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Who was Saúl Morales?
Spanish racing cyclist
When was Saúl Morales born?
Saúl Morales was born on 3 May 1973 in Madrid.
When did Saúl Morales die?
Saúl Morales died on 28 February 2000.
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Saúl Morales was a sport cyclist.
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Saúl Morales was Spanish.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Saúl Morales. https://biography.guide/saul-morales/
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