Grand Prix Guillaume Tell

The Grand Prix Guillaume Tell (short: GP Tell ) - named after the Swiss national hero Wilhelm Tell - was a Swiss cycle race that was held between 1971 and 2009 as an international stage race .

From 1971 to 1985 the race was held for amateurs and from 1986 to 1994 open for professionals and amateurs, which anticipated the introduction of the standard license in 1995. From the event in 2000, the race was held in the then UCI category and thus reserved for U23 riders . After the race was not held in 2005, it was part of the UCI Europe Tour from 2006 to 2009 and in UCI category 2.2 and 2.2U. In 2007 the race was also part of the U23 Nations Cup .

The GP Tell has not been held since 2010.

winner

2009 Mathias Frank 2008 Timofei Krizki 2007 Anton Reshetnikov 2006 Markus Eibegger 2005 not held 2004 Tomasz Nose 2003 Vladimir Gusev 2002 Rasmus Dyring 2001 Emil Arnell 2000 Jurgen Van Goolen 1999 did not take place 1998 Marco Velo 1997 Oscar Camenzind

1996 Markus Zberg 1995 Peter Verbeken 1994 not held 1993 Peter Verbeken 1992 Dieter Runkel 1991 Alex Zülle 1990 Werner Stutz 1989 Karl Kälin 1988 Fabian Fuchs 1987 Guido Winterberg 1986 Heinz Imboden 1985 Pascal Richard 1984 Guido Winterberg

1983 Richard Trinkler 1982 Niki Rüttimann 1981 Dag Erik Pedersen 1980 Mariano Polini 1979 Richard Trinkler 1978 Kurt Ehrensperger 1977 Gilbert Glaus 1976 Roberto Ceruti 1975 Jørgen Marcussen 1974 Werner Fretz 1973 Guy Leleu 1972 Dave Lloyd 1971 Fritz Wehrli

Web links

• Grand Prix Guillaume Tell in the Radsportseiten.net database