Paris-Nice Race Champions-Winners list Since 1933.
The most successful Racer-Rider is the Sean Kelly who won the 7 consecutive Paris-Nice races.
Paris-Nice Race History and Facts & Figures.
- Paris-Nice is a cycling race competition annually held in France since 1903. The race starts from Paris & end to Nice or Col d' Eze. Its nickname is The Race to the Sun,(La course au soleil -French).
- Paris-Nice race was invented by Albert Lejeune in 1933 to promote his 2 newspapers Le Petit Journal & Le Petit in Paris-Nice. The end of winter, one of the earliest French bike races on the calendar, immediately following the Six-day racing season on the track..
- The 1st stage ran from Paris to Dijon and, with a distance of 312 km, remained the longest stage in the history of Paris–Nice.
- The longest distance of Paris-Nice race was 1955-km in 1959, & shortest distance was 850-km in 1973 Paris-Nice race. The largest No. of Racer-riders finish the race was 136 in 2001, smallest No. in 1939 was 19.
- The distance of Paris-Nice by train is 975-km taking the 6 hours.
- It is starts 1st half of March with 8 days long-8 stages. Paris-Nice race is part of UCI world tour. It is organized by ASO.
- The most successful Racer-Rider is the Sean Kelly who won the 7 consecutive Paris-Nice races during 1980s, on 2nd Jacques Anquetil won the Paris-Nice race title 5 times.
- The youngest winner of Paris–Nice race was René Vietto in 1935, at 21 years, The oldest winner was Raymond Poulidor in 1973, at 37 years..
- Paris-Nice race won by country France 21 times, Belgium 14 times, Ireland 8th time.
- previous Paris-Nice Race 2015 winner is Richie Porte (AUS).
- Paris-Nice Race 2016 champion is Geraint THOMAS (GBR).
- Current-Latest Paris-Nice Race 2017 champion is Sergio Henao---
le Tour de France Winners List all time.
Overall Paris-Nice Race Champions List.
Year Winners Distance (Km)
2019
2018
2017 Sergio Henao 1233.5
2016 Geraint THOMAS 1290
2015 Richie Porte 1141
2014 Carlos Alberto BETANCUR GOMEZ 1447
2013 Richie Porte 1174
2012 Bradley WIGGINS 1155
f 2011 Tony MARTIN 1307
2010 Alberto CONTADOR 1288
2009 Luis Leon SANCHEZ 1250
2008 Davide REBELLIN 1229
2007 Alberto CONTADOR 1229
2006 Floyd LANDIS 1274
2005 Bobby JULICH 947
2004 Jorg JAKSCHE 1309
2003 Alexandre VINOKOUROV 1094
2002 Alexandre VINOKOUROV 1194
2001 Dario FRIGO 1212
2000 Andreas KLÖDEN 1254
1999 Michaël BOOGERD 1216
1998 Franck VANDENBROUCKE 1295
1997 Laurent JALABERT 1135
1996 Laurent JALABERT 1303
1995 Laurent JALABERT 1117
1994 Tony ROMINGER 1407
1993 Alex ZÜLLE 1407
1992 Jean-François BERNARD 1110
1991 Tony ROMINGER 957
1990 Miguel INDURAIN 1110
1989 Miguel INDURAIN 1111
1988 Sean KELLY 1018
1987 Sean KELLY 1173
1986 Sean KELLY 1216
1985 Sean KELLY 1187
1984 Sean KELLY 1123
1983 Sean KELLY 1167
1982 Sean KELLY 1186
1981 Stephen ROCHE 1110
1980 Gilbert DUCLOS-LASSALLE 1037
1979 Joop ZOETEMELK 1079
1978 Gerrie KNETEMANN 1154
1977 Freddy MAERTENS 1219
1976 Michel LAURENT 1205
1975 Joop ZOETEMELK 1318
1974 Joop ZOETEMELK 1267
1973 Raymond POULIDOR 850
1972 Raymond POULIDOR 1129
1971 Eddy MERCKX 1128
1970 Eddy MERCKX 1459
1969 Eddy MERCKX 1200
1968 Rolf WOLFSHOHL 1461
1967 Tom SIMPSON 1207
1966 Jacques ANQUETIL 1309
1965 Jacques ANQUETIL 1295
1964 Jan JANSSEN 1524
1963 Jacques ANQUETIL 1407
1962 Joseph PLANCKAERT 1532
1961 Jacques ANQUETIL 1262
1960 Raymond IMPANIS 1264
1959 Jean GRACZYCK 1955
1958 Fred DE BRUYNE 1215
1957 Jacques ANQUETIL 1207
1956 Fred DE BRUYNE 1074
1955 Jean BOBET 1140
1954 Raymond IMPANIS 1048
1953 Jean-Pierre MUNCH 1124
1952 Louison BOBET 1234
1951 Roger DECOCK 1117
1946 Fermo CAMELLINI 1273
Race was not Held due to World War II.
1939 Maurice ARCHAMBAUD 892
1938 Jules LOWIE 1142
1937 Roger LAPÉBIE 1265
1936 Maurice ARCHAMBAUD 1265
1935 René VIETTO 1222
1934 Gaston REBRY 1156
1933 Alphonse SCHEPERS 1257.
See also Tour de France Winners List all time.
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