Banesto 2000

Summary

Banesto 2000 is a cycling team season^[1].

Key Facts

• Banesto 2000 is in the country of Spain^[2].
• Banesto 2000's instance of is recorded as cycling team season^[3].
• Banesto 2000's followed by is recorded as iBanesto.com 2001^[4].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as José Luis Arrieta^[5].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Dariusz Baranowski^[6].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Cândido Barbosa^[7].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Alberto Benito^[8].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Tomasz Brożyna^[9].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Marzio Bruseghin^[10].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as José Vicente García^[11].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Aitor Garmendia^[12].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Orlando Rodrigues^[13].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Eladio Jiménez^[14].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as José María Jiménez^[15].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Pablo Lastras^[16].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as David Latasa^[17].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Francisco Mancebo^[18].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Denis Menshov^[19].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as David Navas^[20].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Jon Odriozola^[21].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Unai Osa^[22].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Aitor Osa^[23].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Leonardo Piepoli^[24].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as César Solaun^[25].
• Banesto 2000's has part is recorded as Alex Zülle^[26].

Body

Identity

Banesto 2000's official name is recorded as Banesto^[27]. Its followed by is recorded as iBanesto.com 2001^[4].