Tour du Vaucluse

The Tour du Vaucluse was a cycling race in the Vaucluse department in France .

The bike race was first held as a one-day race in 1923. It took place in Avignon in 1923 and 1924 . It later started in Cavaillon . From 1961 it was held as a stage race and was reserved for amateurs up to and including 1977.

Overview

year	winner	Second	Third
One day race
1923	Romain Bellenger
1924	Maurice Ville
1930	Louis grass
1931	Maxime Calamel
1932	Maxime Calamel
1933	Georges Speicher
1934	Jean Bidot
1935	Jean Bidot
1936	Ettore Molinaro
1937	Giuseppe Cassin
1938	Nello Troggi
1939	Dante Gianello
1941	Domenico Zanti
1951	Raoul Remy
1952	Jose Perez De Las Heras
1953	Antonin Canavese
1954	Raymond Elena
1955	Russell Mockridge
1956	Lucien Fliffel
1957	Jean Dotto
1959	Max Cohen
1960	René Fournier
Stage races (amateurs)
1961	?
1962	?
1963	?
1964	?
1965	?
1966	?
1967	?
1968	?
1969	?
1970	?
1971	?
1972	?
1973	?
1974	Jan Brezny
1975	Patrick Marette
1976	Hans-Joachim Hartnick
1977	Bernd Drogan
Stage race
1978	Michel Laurent
1979	Czeslaw Lang
1980	Michel Laurent
1981	Michel Laurent
1982	Eric Caritoux
1983	Denis Roux
1984	Philippe Chevallier
1985	Jean-Jacques Philipp
1986	Jerome Simon
1987	Pascal Simon
1988	Charly Mottet
1989	Steven Rooks
1990	Atle Kvålsvoll
1991	Miguel Indurain
1992	Robert Forest
1993	Thierry Bourguignon
1994	Blaise Chauviere
1995	Fabrizio Guidi
1996	Fabrizio Guidi
1998	Benoît Salmon

Web links

• Tour du Vaucluse in the Radsportseiten.net database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ memoire-du-cyclisme.net, Tour du Vaucluse , accessed on May 14, 2011
2. ↑ memoire-du-cyclisme.net, Tour du Vaucluse , accessed on May 14, 2011