Paris-Bourges

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Paris-Bourges is a French road bicycle race. The first race was ran in 1913, and won by André Narcy and it has been an annual event since 1990. Since 1949, it has been for professionals, before that it was an amateur race. It is classified 1.1 by UCI.

[edit] Winners

1913 André Narcy 1917 Charles Juseret 1922 Marcel Godard 1923 Jean Brunier 1924 Marcel Bidot 1925 Gaston Deschamps 1947 Albert Bourlon 1948 Marcel Dussault 1949 Marcel Dussault 1950 Amand Audaire 1951 Jean-Marie Goasmat 1952 Stanislas Bober 1953 Robert Varnajo 1954 Jean Stablinski 1955 Jean-Marie Cieleska 1956 Joseph Morvan 1957 Raymond Guegan

1971 Walter Ricci 1972 Cyrille Guimard 1973 Roland Berland 1974 Barry Hoban 1975 Jean-Pierre Danguillaume 1976 Jean-Luc Molineris 1977 Régis Delepine 1978 Régis Ovion 1979 Jean-René Bernaudeau 1980 Yves Hezard 1981 Francis Castaing 1982 Didier Vanoverschelde 1983 Stephen Roche 1984 Seán Kelly 1985 Niki Ruttimann 1986 Dominique Lecrocq 1987 Kim Andersen

1988 Patrice Esnault 1990 Laurent Jalabert 1991 Andrei Tchmil 1992 Wilfried Nelissen 1993 Bruno Cornillet 1994 Lars Michaelsen 1995 Daniele Nardello 1996 Tristan Hoffman 1997 Laurent Roux 1998 Ludo Dierckxsens 1999 Daniele Nardello 2000 Laurent Brochard 2001 Florent Brard 2002 Allan Johansen 2003 Jens Voigt 2004 Jérôme Pineau 2005 Lars Bak 2006 Thomas Voeckler

[edit] External links

• Velo-Club race page, primary source.