Arno Wallaard Memorial

The Arno Wallaard Memorial is a Dutch road bike race .

The one-day race was called Omloop Alblasserwaard until 2006 . In 2007 it was renamed to honor Dutch cyclist Arno Wallaard , who won this race in 1999 and died in 2006 as a result of cardiac arrest .

It was held for the first time in 1984. It has been part of the UCI Europe Tour since 2009, where it is classified in UCI category 1.2.

The record winner is Arie Overbeeke from the Netherlands , who won the race twice, in 1984 and 1985. So far, only four foreign drivers have won the race, Denis Flahaut from France , Edvin Wilson from Sweden , Timothy Stevens from Belgium and Joshua Huppertz from Germany. ^{(As of 2017)}

winner

Arno Wallaard Memorial 2019 Alexander Richardson  2018 Joshua Huppertz  2017 Timothy Stevens  2016 Maarten van Trijp  2015 Jasper Bouvenhuis  2014 Edvin Wilson  2013 Coen Vermeltfoort  2012 Dylan van Baarle  2011 Arne Hassink  2010 Stefan van Dijk  2009 Lieuwe Westra  2008 Cornelius van Ooijen  2007 Denis Flahaut

Omloop Alblasserwaard 2006 Dennis van Winden  2005 Gideon de Jong  2004 Ger Soepenberg  2003 Rob Koole  2002 Berry Hoedemakers  2001 Peter van Agtmaal  2000 Herald Dat  1999 Arno Wallaard  1998 Edwin Hofstee  1997 Corné Castein  1996 Niels Harms  1995 Tommy Post  1994 Leon Rotteveel  1993 Stefan van Teijlingen  1992 Max van Heeswijk  1991 Herman Woudenberg  1990 Ton Zwirs  1989 Allard Engels  1988 Jos Gevers  1987 John de Crom  1986 Patrick Bol  1985 Arie Overbeeke  1984 Arie Overbeeke

Web links

• Arno Wallaard Memorial in the ProCyclingStats.com database