Tour de la Mirabelle

Tour de la MirabelleRace details

Date| May-June
Region| Lorraine, France
Discipline| Road
Competition| UCI Europe Tour
Type| Stage race
Web site| tourdelamirabelle.com
History
First edition| 2002 (2002)
Editions| 21 (as of 2024)
Most recent|  Oscar Nilsson-Julien (FRA)

The Tour de la Mirabelle is a multi-day road cycling race that has been held annually in Lorraine, France since 2002. It has been part of UCI Europe Tour in category 2.2 since 2019.[1]

## Winners

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Since 2010:

Year  | Winner  | Second  | Third

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Ronde du Piémont Vosgien
2010  |  Marcus Johansson |  Damien Fol |  Nicolas Ougier
2011  |  David Bartl |  Nicolas Marchal |  Wolfgang Brandl
Tour du Piémont Vosgien
2012  |  Gert Jõeäär |  Romain Pillon |  Anthony Pirlot
2013  |  Dimitri Claeys |  Edward Theuns |  Samuel Plouhinec
2014  |  Jens Wallays |  Mike Terpstra |  Adriaan Janssen
2015  |  Aimé De Gendt |  Gill Meheus |  Alexandre Gratiot
2016  |  Maxime De Poorter |  Arjen Livyns |  Benjamin Declercq
Tour de la Mirabelle
2017  |  Pierre Idjouadiene |  Samuel Plouhinec |  Aaron Van Poucke
2018  |  Clément Penven |  Viktor Verschaeve |  Fabien Canal
2019  |  Simon Pellaud |  Jordy Bouts |  Matteo Busato
2020  | Cancelled
2021  |  Idar Andersen |  Sjoerd Bax |  Jan Maas
2022  |  Robert Scott |  Matthew Bostock |  Simon Vitzthum
2023  |  Jonas Geens |  Clément Braz Afonso |  Tom Donnenwirth
2024  |  Oscar Nilsson-Julien |  Jan-Willem van Schip |  Elia Blum

## References

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1. ^ "Tour de la Mirabelle". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 2 June 2019.

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