Grand Prix de la ville de Pérenchies

French bicycle race

Grand Prix de la ville de PérenchiesRace details

Date| July
Region| Pérenchies, France
Discipline| Road race
Competition| UCI Europe Tour
Type| One day race
History
First edition| 1977 (1977)
Editions| 45 (as of 2022)
First winner|  Christian Sobota (FRA)
Most wins|

* Christian Sobota (FRA)
* Grégory Barbier (FRA)

(2 wins)
Most recent|  Rait Ärm (EST)

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[edit]

Year  | Winner  | Second  | Third

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

## References[edit]

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.

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