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Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies

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Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies
Race details
DateJuly
RegionPérenchies, France
DisciplineRoad race
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeOne day race
History
First edition1977 (1977)
Editions47 (as of 2024)
First winner Christian Sobota (FRA)
Most wins (2 wins)
Most recent Théo Delacroix (FRA)

The Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies is a road bicycle race held annually in France. It is organized as a 1.2 event on the UCI Europe Tour.[1]

Winners

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Year Winner Second Third
1977 France Christian Sobota France Guy Leuleu France Jacques Osmont
1978 France Claude Babeye France Michel Cornelise France Gilles Mahé
1979 France Fabrice Fournier France Alain Deloeuil France Christian Lucas
1980 France Guy Craz France Didier Echivard France Alain Deloeuil
1981 France Philippe Saude France Jacques Dutailly France Michel Zucarelli
1982 France Jean-Philippe Pipart France Christian Leduc France Dominique Dezegue
1983 France Christian Sobota France Gilles Lorgnier France Thierry Barrault
1984 France Mario Degouge Netherlands Jos Fevers Netherlands Corné Heeren
1984 Netherlands Peter Hofland New Zealand Nathan Dahlberg France Vincent Thorey
1986 France Bertrand Zielonka France Philippe Brenner Republic of Ireland Stephen Delaney
1987 France Alain Parisot France Jean-François Morio France Vincent Thorey
1988 France P. Roussel France Francis Moreau France Fabrice Debrabant
1989 France Gérard Picard France Gérard Henriet France Bruno Huger
1990 France Eddy Seigneur Poland Stanislaw Saczuk France Jean-Paul Legouverneur
1991 Estonia Lauri Resik France Laurent Davion France Anthony Rockia
1992 Poland Klaudiusz Migdol France Jacques Dutailly France Philippe Duhamel
1993 France Jean-Michel Thilloy France Pascal Popieul France Anthony Rockia
1994 France David Lefèvre France Anthony Rockia France Franck Lemaire
1995 France Grégory Barbier France Tony Facon France Didier Faivre-Pierret
1996 France Grégory Barbier France Yannick Luccini France Sébastien Hatton
1997 France Pascal Carlot France Eric Beaune France Arnaud Auguste
1998 France Jean-Michel Thilloy Kazakhstan Oleg Kozlitine France Jean-Claude Thilloy
1999 France Jean-Claude Thilloy France Carlo Meneghetti France Fabrice Debrabant
2000 New Zealand Gordon McCauley Belgium Wouter Demeulemeester France Fabrice Debrabant
2001 France Olivier Grammaire Belgium Geert Van Crombruggen France Fabrice Paumier
2002 France Geoffroy Lequatre Australia David McKenzie France Stéphane Pétilleau
2003 France Marc Chamoine France Romain Mary France Nicolas Paris
2004 Colombia Leonardo Duque France Aziz Immouni Belgium Peter Ronsse
2005 Lithuania Aivaras Baranauskas Belgium Michael Blanchy Belgium Sven Nys
2006 France Tony Cavet France Fabrice Debrabant France Anthony Jaunet
2007 Belgium Peter Ronsse Belarus Yauheni Hutarovich Sweden Håkan Nilsson
2008 Belgium Steven De Neef France Florian Guillou Sweden Håkan Nilsson
2009 Germany Robert Retschke Belgium Jürgen François Germany Frank Dressler-Lehnhof
2010 France Arnaud Démare France Adrien Petit Denmark Philip Nielsen
2011 France Anthony Colin France Romain Delalot France Morgan Kneisky
2012 New Zealand Rico Rogers France Morgan Kneisky New Zealand Alexander Meenhorst
2013 France Melvin Rullière France Pierre Drancourt France Jimmy Turgis
2014 Belgium Gaëtan Bille Belgium Olivier Pardini Latvia Janis Dakteris
2015 Belgium Dimitri Claeys Belgium Joeri Calleeuw Netherlands Stan Godrie
2016 Belgium Timothy Dupont France Rudy Barbier France Julien Van Haverbeke
2017 Belgium Roy Jans Australia Cameron Bayly Netherlands Bram Welten
2018 Belgium Kenny Dehaes Belgium Emiel Vermeulen France Romain Feillu
2019 Belgium Jens Reynders France Jason Tesson Belgium Robin Stenuit
2020 No race
2021 Belgium Emiel Vermeulen Belgium Simon Daniels France Damien Ridel
2022[2] New Zealand Laurence Pithie Estonia Rait Ärm South Africa Morné Van Niekerk
2023 Estonia Rait Ärm South Africa Morné Van Niekerk Belgium Dylan Vandenstorme
2024 France Théo Delacroix Belgium Steffen De Schuyteneer France Maxime Jarnet

References

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  1. ^ "2015 Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 13 July 2016.
  2. ^ "Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies". UCI. Retrieved 5 August 2022.