Nuno Marta

Nuno Marta Duarte Silvo (born November 28, 1976 in Torres Vedras ) is a former Portuguese cyclist .

In 1996 Nuno Marta started in the road race of the Olympic Games in Atlanta and finished 78th. In 2001 he was Portuguese road champion with Porta da Ravessa . He then moved to Barbot-Torrie , where he was able to win the Grand Prix Ciudad de Vigo . In his second year there, he won a stage at the Grand Prix CTT Correios de Portugal and also won the overall standings. In the following years Marta drove for Würth-Bom Petisco , Riberalves-Goldnutrition and Imoholding-Loule Jardim Hotel . In 2007 he won a stage and the overall ranking of the Vuelta a Extremadura , in 2009 he ended his cycling career.

successes

2001

• Portuguese road champion

2002

• Grand Prix Ciudad de Vigo

2003

• one stage and overall classification Grand Prix CTT Correios de Portugal

2007

• a stage and overall ranking Vuelta a Extremadura

Teams

• 1998 Fimafra frutats
• 1999 Maia-Cin
• 2000 Maia-MSS
• 2001 Porta da Ravessa
• 2002 Barbot-Torrie
• 2003 Barbot-Torrie
• 2004 Würth-Bom Petisco
• 2005 Riberalves Gold Nutrition
• 2006 Imoholding-Loulé Jardim Hotel
• 2007 Madeinox-Bric-Loulé
• 2008 Centro Ciclismo de Loulé
• 2009 Centro Ciclismo de Loulé-Louletano

Web links

• Nuno Marta in the database of Radsportseiten.net
• Nuno Marta in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )