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About this Race

History
Palmares
Cities of the Race
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Country & Rider statistics


Race Winners

2022 ROGLIC Primoz

2021 PORTE Richie

2020 MARTINEZ POVEDA Daniel Felipe

2019 FUGLSANG Jakob

2018 THOMAS Geraint

2017 FUGLSANG Jakob

2016 FROOME Christopher

2015 FROOME Christopher

2014 TALANSKY Andrew

2013 FROOME Christopher

2012 WIGGINS Bradley

2011 WIGGINS Bradley

2010 BRAJKOVIC Janez

2009 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro

2008 VALVERDE BELMONTE Alejandro

2007 MOREAU Christophe

2006 LEIPHEIMER Levi

2005 LANDALUZE INTXAURRAGA Inigo

2004 MAYO DIEZ Iban

2003 ARMSTRONG Lance

2002 ARMSTRONG Lance

2001 MOREAU Christophe

2000 HAMILTON Tyler

1999 VINOKOUROV Alexandre

1998 DE LAS CUEVAS Armand

1997 BÖLTS Udo

1996 INDURAIN LARRAYA Miguel

1995 INDURAIN LARRAYA Miguel

1994 DUFAUX Laurent

1993 DUFAUX Laurent

1992 MOTTET Charly

1991 HERRERA Luis

1990 MILLAR Robert

1989 MOTTET Charly

1988 HERRERA Luis

1987 MOTTET Charly

1986 ZIMMERMANN Urs

1985 ANDERSON Phil

1984 RAMIREZ Martin

1983 LEMOND Greg

1982 LAURENT Michel

1981 HINAULT Bernard

1980 VAN DER VELDE Johan

1979 HINAULT Bernard

1978 POLLENTIER Michel

1977 HINAULT Bernard

1976 THEVENET Bernard

1975 THEVENET Bernard

1974 SANTY Alain

1973 OCANA Luis

1972 OCANA Luis

1971 MERCKX Eddy

1970 OCANA Luis

1969 POULIDOR Raymond

1966 POULIDOR Raymond

1965 ANQUETIL Jacques

1964 URIONA LAUCIRIGA Valentin

1963 ANQUETIL Jacques

1962 MASTROTTO Raymond

1961 ROBINSON Brian

1960 DOTTO Jean

1959 ANGLADE Henry

1958 ROSTOLLAN Louis

1957 ROHRBACH Marcel

1956 CLOSE Alex

1955 BOBET Louison

1954 LAUREDI Nello

1953 TEISSEIRE Lucien

1952 DOTTO Jean

1951 LAUREDI Nello

1950 LAUREDI Nello

1949 LAZARIDES Lucien

1948 FACHLEITNER Edouard

1947 KLABINSKI Edouard








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History

Ecrit par Wicky (2005-03-01 00:00)
Traduit par DZI (2006-02-09 00:00:00)

The Dauphiné Libéré is often pictured as the Tour de France’s little brother. More importantly, the race through the south-east of France is seen as the perfect preparation for that same Tour de France. An ideal mix of a prologue, lots of climbing and a (climbing) time trial entices many renowned Tour riders to test their legs here.



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The Dauphiné originated in 1947, on the 12th of june. Georges Cazenneuve organises a route with a total length of 967 kilometres. That route was divided into five stages, with Grenoble being the main background to the race. The winner that year, Polish rider Edouard Klabinski, instantly signifies the international character this race still has today.


The infamous Mont Ventoux gets associated with this race a lot. This isn’t entirely illogical. Seventeen times this distinguishing lunar-like landscaped mountain, which is situated at the edge of the Provence region, has been included in the race. In 1949 this really though climb is included in the route for the first time. Lately, the Mont Ventoux often provides the scene for thrilling time trialling climbs.


It is striking that all Tour de France champions that won five or more times, all have won the Dauphiné Libéré at least once also. Other Tour winners can be found on this honoured winners list too. Four cyclists managed to get three victories here. Luis Ocaña, Charly Mottet, Bernhard Hinault and the somewhat lesser well known Nello Lauredi have the record here.
The ties to the Tour de France and the Dauphiné are very tight anyway. No less than ten times the victor of this race went on to win the Tour de France later the same year.


As a matter of fact the Criterium du Dauphiné Libéré, which is the race’s official name, was also known having another name in 1969 and 1970, which was the “Circuit des Six-Provinces-Dauphiné”. After an absence of three years, the race was given a new lease of life in ’69. From 1971 the organisers adopted their former name and kept it ever since.




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