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Eurométropole

Eurométropole

The Eurométropole is a single day cycling race held annually in Belgium and France. The race was previously known as the Circuit Franco-Belge until 2010, as the Tour de Wallonie-Picarde in 2011 and as the Tour de l'Eurométropole from 2012 to 2015. From 2005 to 2015 the Tour de l'Eurométropole was a 2.1-ranked stage race of the UCI Europe Tour.

Since 2016, the event has transformed from a stage race to a single day 1.1 race and was included in the inaugural Belgian Road Cycling Cup. The race starts in Poperinge, West Flanders, and finishes in Tournai, Hainaut, and is now only run on Belgian soil.

Eurométropole
Race details
DateEarly October
RegionBelgium
France
Local name(s)Circuit Franco-Belge(in French)
DisciplineRoad
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeSingle-day
Prior to 2016: Stage-race
Web sitewww.circuitfrancobelge.com [2]
History
First edition1924 (1924)
Editions78 (as of 2018)
First winnerJulien Perrain(FRA)
Most winsJulien Vervaecke(BEL)
Alfons Ghesquiere(BEL)
Cyriel Van Overberghe(BEL)
Georges Dequesne(BEL)
Benno Wiss(SUI)
Robbie McEwen(AUS)
(2 wins)
Most recentMads Pedersen(DEN)

Winners

RiderTeam
1924FranceJulien Perrain(FRA)
1925BelgiumJulien Vervaecke(BEL)
1926BelgiumJulien Vervaecke(BEL)
1927FranceMaurice Denamur(FRA)
1928BelgiumAlfons Ghesquiere(BEL)
1929BelgiumAlfons Ghesquiere(BEL)
1930FranceHenri Deudon(FRA)
1931BelgiumMaurice Van Hee(BEL)
1932BelgiumGustave Beckaert(BEL)
1933FranceRaymond Debruycker(FRA)
1934BelgiumCyriel Van Overberghe(BEL)
1935BelgiumCyriel Van Overberghe(BEL)
1936FranceMaurice Deschamps(FRA)
1937BelgiumLouis Van Daele(BEL)
1938BelgiumHector Lanssens(BEL)
1939BelgiumMichel Hermie(BEL)
1940-
1954
No race
1955BelgiumHerman Decan(BEL)
1956BelgiumGeorges Dequesne(BEL)
1957PolandEdouard Klabinski(POL)
1958BelgiumFrançois De Wagheneire(BEL)
1959BelgiumGeorges Dequesne(BEL)
1960BelgiumWilly Bocklandt(BEL)
1961BelgiumLaurent Christiaens(BEL)
1962BelgiumRoland Aper(BEL)
1963BelgiumJan Nolmans(BEL)
1964FranceRobert Duponchel(FRA)
1965FranceDaniel Deprez(FRA)
1966FranceRené Chtiej(FRA)
1967FranceBern Delaurier(FRA)
1968BelgiumAndre Dierickx(BEL)
1969BelgiumWilly Van Mechelen(BEL)
1970BelgiumRonny Vanmarcke(BEL)*(victory shared withRonny De Bisschop)*
1970BelgiumRonny De Bisschop(BEL)*(victory shared withRonny Vanmarcke)*
1971BelgiumLouis Dierckx(BEL)
1972BelgiumWilly Govaerts(BEL)
1973BelgiumTheo Dockx(BEL)
1974BelgiumSerge Vandaele(BEL)
1975United KingdomDavid Wells(GBR)
1976BelgiumGery Verlinden(BEL)
1977BelgiumJohan Huyghe(BEL)
1978BelgiumJaen-Pierre Vrancken(BEL)
1979BelgiumJan Bogaert(BEL)
1980BelgiumRudy Delehouzee(BEL)
1981BelgiumJozef Lieckens(BEL)
1982BelgiumRudy Dhaenens(BEL)
1983SwitzerlandBenno Wiss(SUI)
1984SwitzerlandBenno Wiss(SUI)
1985SwitzerlandGuido Winterberg(SUI)
1986SwitzerlandOthmar Häfliger(SUI)
1987BelgiumLuc Govaerts(BEL)
1988BelgiumNico Roose(BEL)
1989Soviet UnionViatcheslav Ekimov(URS)
1990GermanyUwe Preissler(GER)
1991United KingdomJohn Hughes(GBR)
1992BelgiumErwin Thijs(BEL)
1993GermanySven Teutenberg(GER)
1994LatviaDainis Ozols(LAT)
1995LatviaRomāns Vainšteins(LAT)
1996NetherlandsKoos Moerenhout(NED)Rabobank
1997BelgiumMario Aerts(BEL)Vlaanderen 2002–Eddy Merckx
1998DenmarkFrank Høj(DEN)Palmans Ideal
1999DenmarkTayeb Braikia(DEN)Acceptcard Pro Cycling
2000ItalyDaniele Nardello(ITA)Mapei–Quick-Step
2001BelgiumChris Peers(BEL)Cofidis
2002AustraliaRobbie McEwen(AUS)Lotto–Adecco
2003NetherlandsGerben Löwik(NED)BankGiroLoterij
2004FranceJimmy Casper(FRA)Cofidis
2005ItalyMarco Zanotti(ITA)Liquigas–Bianchi
2006BelgiumKevin van Impe(BEL)Quick-Step–Innergetic
2007BelgiumGert Steegmans(BEL)Quick-Step–Innergetic
2008SpainJuan Antonio Flecha(ESP)Rabobank
2009United StatesTyler Farrar(USA)Garmin–Slipstream
2010United KingdomAdam Blythe(GBR)Omega Pharma–Lotto
2011AustraliaRobbie McEwen(AUS)Team RadioShack
2012BelgiumJürgen Roelandts(BEL)Lotto–Belisol
2013BelgiumJens Debusschere(BEL)Lotto–Belisol
2014FranceArnaud Démare(FRA)FDJ.fr
2015FranceAlexis Gougeard(FRA)AG2R La Mondiale
2016NetherlandsDylan Groenewegen(NED)LottoNL–Jumbo
2017United KingdomDaniel McLay(GBR)Fortuneo–Oscaro
2018DenmarkMads Pedersen(DEN)Trek–Segafredo

References

[1]
Citation Linkcircuitfrancobelge.lunarpark.beOfficial website
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[2]
Citation Linkwww.circuitfrancobelge.comwww.circuitfrancobelge.com
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[3]
Citation Linkcircuitfrancobelge.lunarpark.beOfficial website
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