Grand Prix de la ville de Nogent-sur-Oise
Race details
DateApril (until 2012)
March (2013)
May (2014–2016)
September (2017)
RegionNogent-sur-Oise, France
DisciplineRoad race
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeOne day race
OrganiserCC Nogent-sur-Oise
History
First edition1945 (1945)
Editions77 (as of 2022)
First winner Cadet (FRA)
Most wins
  •  Robert Trafert (FRA)
  •  Thierry Grandsir (FRA)
  •  Éric Lalouette (FRA)
  •  André Fosse (FRA)
(2 wins)
Most recent Alexander Richardson (GBR)

The Grand Prix de la ville de Nogent-sur-Oise is a road bicycle race held annually in France. It was organized as a 1.2 event on the UCI Europe Tour from 2005 to 2013, and again in 2015.[1] The race was reserved for amateurs in 2014 and 2016.

Winners

Year Winner Second Third
1945 France Cadet
1946 France Van Lerbergue
1947 France Lacour
1948 France Bordinat
1949 France Pieters
1950 France Decroix
1951 France Leitchmann
1952 France Brachet
1953 France André Hantutte
1954 France Gaillart
1955 France Bernard Viot
1956 France Robert Trafert
1957 France Jean Hoffman
1958 France Robert Trafert
1959 France Daniel Dhieux
1960 France Guy Claud
1961 Spain José Saura
1962 France Jean-Paul Caffi
1963 France Bernard Launois
1964 New Zealand Laurence Byers
1965 Netherlands Henri Hiddinga
1966 France Claude Guyot
1967 France Dominique Dussez
1968 France Giovanni Fusco
1969 France Joël Grandsir
1970 France Jean-Pierre Loth
1971 France Joël Girard
1972 France Thierry Grandsir
1973 France Gérard Auguet
1974 France Thierry Grandsir
1975 France Éric Lalouette
1976 France André Fosse
1977 France Yves Daniel
1978 France Jean-Pierre Danguillaume France Yves Daniel Belgium Willy Teirlinck
1979 France Gerard Aviegne
1980 France Jacques Bossis France Philippe Tesniere France Régis Ovion
1981 France Bernard Hinault France Hubert Mathis France Bernard Quilfen
1982 France Bernard Stoerssel
1983 France Gilles Benichon
1984 France Thierry Lefèvre
1985 France Jean Luc Carer
1986 New Zealand Leigh Chapman
1987 France Yannick Foirest
1988 France Marcel Richeux
1989 France Jean Claude Andrieux
1990 France Eddy Seigneur
1991 France Jean Sébastien Mizzi
1992 France Jean-Christophe Rogert
1993 France Michel Dubreuil
1994 France Jean Jacques Moros
1995 France Jean-Michel Thilloy
1996 France Auguste Arnaud
1997 France Samuel Renaux France Franck Tognin France Vincent Klaes
1998 France Mickaël Leveau France Mickael Fouliard France Erwann Jan
1999 Lithuania Artūras Trumpauskas France Loïc Vasseur France Mickael Fouliard
2000 Belgium Sebastien Six France Cedric Loue Japan Shinichi Fukushima
2001 Belgium Philip Vereecke Belgium Christophe Stevens France David Drieux
2002 France Pascal Carlot France Tony Cavet Moldova Alexandre Sabalin
2003 Belgium Marc Chanoine Belgium Steven De Champs Australia Paul Redenbach
2004 France Kilian Patour France Sébastien Minard Bulgaria Vladimir Koev
2005 France Tristan Valentin France Médéric Clain France Samuel Gicquel
2006 Netherlands Jos Pronk Sweden Fredrik Johansson Poland Piotr Chmielewski
2007 Poland Mateusz Mróz Denmark Martin Mortensen Russia Ivan Seledkov
2008 Lithuania Evaldas Šiškevičius France Cyril Bessy Lithuania Andrius Buividas
2009 Denmark Martin Pedersen France Alexis Bodiot Estonia Erki Pütsep
2010 Lithuania Vytautas Kaupas Russia Alexander Mironov Russia Dimitry Samokhvalov
2011 Russia Alexey Tsatevitch Netherlands Barry Markus Greece Ioannis Tamouridis
2012 Russia Igor Boev France Alexis Bodiot Belgium Steve Schets
2013 Denmark Alexander Kamp France Alexis Bodiot Belgium Jérôme Baugnies
2014 France Clément Penven France Quentin Pacher France François Lamiraud
2015 Belgium Robin Stenuit Italy Andrea Pasqualon Belgium Kevyn Ista
2016 France Guillaume Gaboriaud France Étienne Fabre France Clément Russo
2017 France Jordan Levasseur Belgium Dimitri Peyskens France Benoît Jarrier
2018 France Julien Antomarchi France Mickaël Guichard France Florent Pereira
2019 Belgium Emiel Vermeulen France Maxime Urruty France Samuel Leroux
2020 No race
2021 Estonia Karl Patrick Lauk South Africa Morne Van Niekerk France Mickaël Guichard
2022 United Kingdom Alexander Richardson France Baptiste Veistroffer France Maxime Dransart

References

  1. "2015 Grand Prix de la ville de Nogent-sur-Oise". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 2 August 2016.
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