Grand Prix Criquielion

The Grand Prix Criquielion is a one-day race in Belgium . It runs around the town of Deux-Acren in the Hainault region .

This race was named after the first winner, Claude Criquielion from Belgium. Claude Criquielion was the winner of the first edition in 1991. After that it was only extended again in 1995. The race has been held annually since 1995.

It is part of the UCI Europe Tour and is located in UCI Category 1.2. The record winner is Jelle Wallays from Belgium . He was the only driver to win this race twice.

winner

2020 due COVID-19 pandemic canceled
2019 Arne MaritBelgium
2018 Lionel TaminiauxBelgium
2017 Bram WorldsNetherlands
2016 Timothy DupontBelgium
2015 Jelle WallaysBelgium
2014 Kevin PeetersBelgium
2013 Boris ValléeBelgium
2012 Tom DavidNew Zealand
2011 Tim De TroyerBelgium
2010 Jelle WallaysBelgium
2009 Nico KuypersBelgium
2008 Fabio PolazziBelgium
2007 Michael BlanchyBelgium
2006 Jonathan HenrionBelgium
2005 Kevin DegezelleBelgium
2004 Hamish Robert HaynesUnited Kingdom
2003 Kurt HovelijnckBelgium
2002 Renaud BoxusBelgium
2001 Cameron HughesAustralia
2000 Johan VerhaegenBelgium
1999 Gianni DavidBelgium
1998 Sven NysBelgium
1997 Steve Van AkenBelgium
1996 Johan RemelsBelgium
1995 Gino PrimoBelgium
1992–1994 not held
1991 Claude CriquielionBelgium

Web links

Commons : Grand Prix Criquielion - collection of images, videos and audio files

Official website
Grand Prix Criquielion in the Radsportseiten.net database