Chrono des Nations
Race details
DateMid-October
RegionVendée, France
Local name(s)Chrono des Nations – Les Herbiers Vendée (in French)
DisciplineRoad race
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeIndividual time trial
Web sitewww.chronodesnations.com
Men's history
First edition1982 (1982)
Editions41 (as of 2023)
First winner Gary Dowdell (GBR)
Most wins Pascal Lance (FRA)
(4 wins)
Most recent Joshua Tarling (GBR)
Women's history
First edition1988 (1988)
Editions36 (as of 2023)
First winner Jeannie Longo (FRA)
Most wins Jeannie Longo (FRA)
(6 wins)
Most recent Anna Kiesenhofer (AUT)

Chrono des Nations – Les Herbiers Vendée is a single-day individual time trial road bicycle race held annually in October in Les Herbiers, Vendée, France. Since 2005, the race is organized as a 1.1 event on the UCI Europe Tour.

It was originally called Chrono des Herbiers but in 2006 the race merged with the now defunct Grand Prix des Nations to create the currently called Chrono des Nations.[1]

Winners

Men

Elite

Year Country Rider Team
1982  Great Britain Gary Dowdell Wolber Spidel
1983  Great Britain Dave Akam Athletic Club de Boulogne-Billancourt
1984  France Patrice Esnault Skil-Sem
1985  France Bernard Richard Mercier
1986  France Franck Petiteau
1987  France Pascal Lance Toshiba-La Vie Claire
1988  France Pascal Lance Toshiba-Look
1989  Netherlands Marco Jeletich
1990  Sweden Jan Karlsson Acceptcard Pro Cycling
1991  Sweden Jan Karlsson Acceptcard Pro Cycling
1992  Lithuania Arturas Kasputis Postobón-Manzana
1993  Great Britain Chris Boardman GAN
1994  France Pascal Lance GAN
1995  France Pascal Lance GAN
1996  Great Britain Chris Boardman GAN
1997  Ukraine Serhiy Honchar Aki-Safi
1998  Ukraine Serhiy Honchar Cantina Tollo–Alexia Alluminio
1999  Ukraine Serhiy Honchar Vini Caldirola
2000   Switzerland Jean Nuttli Phonak
2001   Switzerland Jean Nuttli Phonak
2002  Germany Michael Rich Gerolsteiner
2003  Germany Michael Rich Gerolsteiner
2004  Belgium Bert Roesems Relax–Bodysol
2005  Czech Republic Ondřej Sosenka Acqua & Sapone–Adria Mobil
2006  Latvia Raivis Belohvoščiks C.B. Immobiliare–Universal Caffè
2007  Hungary László Bodrogi Crédit Agricole
2008  Netherlands Stef Clement Bouygues Télécom
2009  Kazakhstan Alexandre Vinokourov Astana
2010  Great Britain David Millar Garmin–Transitions
2011  Germany Tony Martin HTC–Highroad
2012  Germany Tony Martin Omega Pharma–Quick-Step
2013  Germany Tony Martin Omega Pharma–Quick-Step
2014  France Sylvain Chavanel IAM Cycling
2015  Belarus Vasil Kiryienka Team Sky
2016  Belarus Vasil Kiryienka Team Sky
2017  Denmark Martin Toft Madsen BHS–Almeborg Bornholm
2018  Denmark Martin Toft Madsen BHS–Almeborg Bornholm
2019  Netherlands Jos van Emden Team Jumbo–Visma
2020 No race due to the COVID-19 pandemic[2]
2021   Switzerland Stefan Küng[3] Groupama–FDJ
2022   Switzerland Stefan Küng Groupama–FDJ
2023  Great Britain Joshua Tarling Ineos Grenadiers

Under-23

Year Winner Second Third
1993France Sébastien NoelFrance Samuel RenauxRussia Roman Krylov
1994France Sébastien NoelFrance Samuel RenauxFrance Gilles Rouyau
1995France Anthony MorinFrance Guillaume AugerFrance Damien Nazon
1996France Florent BrardHungary László BodrogiFrance Christophe Barbier
1997France Guillaume AugerHungary László BodrogiItaly Stephano Panetta
1998Russia Oleg JoukovHungary László BodrogiFrance Florent Brard
1999Ukraine Yuriy KrivtsovLuxembourg Christian PoosFrance Eric Trokimo
2000France Niels BrouzesUkraine Yuriy KrivtsovPoland Mariusz Witecki
2001Ukraine Yuriy KrivtsovFrance Xavier PacheFrance David Le Lay
2002Italy Gianluca MoiGermany Jochen RochauFrance Damien Monier
2003France Damien MonierFrance Émilien-Benoît BergèsFrance Jean Zen
2004Belgium Olivier KaisenFrance Florian MorizotFrance Nicolas Rousseau
2005France Dimitri ChampionGermany Mickaël MuckFrance Nicolas Baldo
2006Belgium Dominique CornuFrance Yoann OffredoFrance Stéphane Rossetto
2007Denmark Michael Færk ChristensenFrance Yoann OffredoFrance Alexandre Roux
2008France Julien FouchardFrance Fabien TailleferDenmark Daniel Kreutzfeldt
2009France Romain LemarchandFrance Étienne PieretFrance Nicolas Boisson
2010United Kingdom Alex DowsettFrance Romain BaconFrance Nicolas Bonnet
2011France Yoann PaillotFrance Erwan TéguelFrance Pierre Lebreton
2012France Yoann PaillotUnited Kingdom Joseph PerrettFrance Alexis Guérin
2013Republic of Ireland Ryan MullenFrance Bruno ArmirailFrance Alexis Guérin
2014France Alexis DulinFrance Rémi CavagnaUnited Kingdom Edmund Bradbury
2015Norway Truls Engen KorsæthGermany Julian BraunFrance Louis Pijourlet
2016France Louis LouvetFrance Maxime RogerFrance Louis Pijourlet
2017Denmark Mathias NorsgaardDenmark Christoffer LissonFrance Louis Louvet
2018Denmark Mathias NorsgaardFrance Alexys BrunelUnited Kingdom Matt Langworthy
2019Belgium Jasper De PlusDenmark Mathias NorsgaardFrance Clément Davy
2020No race
2021France Antoine DevanneBelgium Branko HuysGermany Jon Knolle
2022Belgium Alec SegaertNorway Søren WærenskjoldFrance Pierre Thierry
2023Poland Kacper GierykUnited Kingdom Maximilian CushwayCanada Jonas Walton

Junior

Year Winner Second Third
1997France Fabrice SalansonFrance Anthony MicheletFrance Sandy Casar
1998France Eric TrokimoFrance Anthony GeslinFrance Guillaume Reux
1999Seychelles Hedson MathieuFrance Ludovic LanceleurFrance Niels Brouzes
2000France Nicolas RousseauFrance Charly CarlierFrance Alexandre Pichot
2001France Nicolas RousseauBelgium Olivier KaisenFrance Thierry Hupond
2002France Sébastien CoeffierFrance Romain FeilluFrance Sébastien Turgot
2003France Damien GaudinFrance Anthony MartinUkraine Dimitri Krivtsov
2004France Alexandre BinetFrance Anthony MartinFrance Damien Gaudin
2005France Sébastien IvarsFrance Tony GallopinFrance Stéphane Rossetto
2006France Tony GallopinFrance Étienne PieretFrance Yann Moritz
2007France Fabien TailleferFrance Romain BaconFrance Aurélien Corbin
2008France Romain BaconFrance Kévin LabèqueFrance Adrien Petit
2009France Anthony SauxFrance Yoann PaillotFrance Jimmy Turgis
2010France Alliaume LeblondFrance Jauffrey Bétouigt-SuireFrance Pierre Almeida
2011Netherlands Paul MoerlandFrance Guillaume ThévenotFrance Thomas Bourreau
2012Republic of Ireland Ryan MullenFrance David MichaudFrance Maxime Piveteau
2013Belgium Igor DecraeneFrance Élie GesbertBelgium Martin Palm
2014Italy Filippo GannaFrance Thomas DenisBelgium Martin Palm
2015Ukraine Nazar LahodychFrance Julien SoutonFrance Thomas Denis
2016France Alexys BrunelBelgium Sébastien GrignardFrance Émilien Jeannière
2017Belgium Sébastien GrignardFrance Antoine RaugelFrance Thomas Delphis
2018Belgium Remco EvenepoelFrance Donavan GrondinUnited Kingdom Joshua Sandman
2019France Hugo PageNetherlands Joris KroonFrance Alex Baudin
2020No race
2021Belgium Alec SegaertRepublic of Ireland Darren RaffertyFrance Eddy Le Huitouze
2022United Kingdom Joshua TarlingFrance Titouan FontaineFrance Baptiste Gillet
2023Italy Davide DonatiUnited Kingdom Finlay TarlingRepublic of Ireland Adam Rafferty

Women

Year Country Rider Team
1987  France Jeannie Longo
1988  Italy Maria Canins
1989  Italy Maria Canins
1990  Netherlands Astrid Schop
1991  France Nathalie Gendron
1992  France Jeannie Longo
1993  France Roselyne Riou
1994  France Marion Clignet
1995  France Jeannie Longo
1996  France Chrystèle Richard
1997  Russia Zulfiya Zabirova
1998  Russia Zulfiya Zabirova Acca Due O–Lorena Camicie
1999  Russia Zulfiya Zabirova Acca Due O–Lorena Camicie
2000  France Jeannie Longo
2001  France Edwige Pitel
2002  Russia Zulfiya Zabirova USC Chirio
2003  Australia Margaret Hemsley Equipe Nürnberger Versicherung
2004  France Edwige Pitel
2005  France Edwige Pitel
2006   Switzerland Priska Doppmann Univega Pro Cycling Team
2007  Sweden Susanne Ljungskog Team Flexpoint
2008  Sweden Susanne Ljungskog Team Flexpoint
2009  France Jeannie Longo Team Pro Féminin Les Carroz
2010  France Jeannie Longo
2011  United States Amber Neben Team HTC–Highroad Women
2012  United States Amber Neben Team Specialized-lululemon
2013  Ukraine Hanna Solovey
2014  Ukraine Hanna Solovey
2015  Russia Tatiana Antoshina Servetto Footon
2016  Belgium Ann-Sophie Duyck Topsport Vlaanderen–Etixx
2017  France Audrey Cordon-Ragot Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling
2018  Uzbekistan Olga Zabelinskaya Cogeas–Mettler Pro Cycling Team
2019  United States Leah Thomas Bigla Pro Cycling
2020 No race due to the COVID-19 pandemic[2]
2021   Switzerland Marlen Reusser[4] Alé BTC Ljubljana
2022  Netherlands Ellen van Dijk Trek–Segafredo
2023  Austria Anna Kiesenhofer Israel Premier Tech Roland

References

  1. www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
  2. 1 2 "2020 Chrono des Nations". Velowire. Retrieved 17 October 2021.
  3. Quénet, Jean-François (17 October 2021). "Stefan Küng takes Le Chrono des Nations title". cyclingnews.com. Retrieved 21 October 2021.
  4. "Marlen Reusser dominates to win Le Chrono des Nations Women". cyclingnews.com. 17 October 2021. Retrieved 21 October 2021.
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