Ridderronde Maastricht

Ridderronde Maastricht
Race details
Date 2nd wednesday after finish of Tour de France
Region Maastricht, Netherlands
Discipline Road race
Type criterium
History
First edition Men: 1985 (1985)
Women: 2008 (2008)
Editions Men: 32 (as of 2016)
Women: 8 (as of 2016)
First winner Men
 Joop Zoetemelk (NED)
Women
 Rochelle Gilmore (AUS)
Most wins Men
 Tom Dumoulin (NED) (3 wins)
Women
 Marianne Vos (NED) (5 wins)
Most recent Men
 Tom Dumoulin (NED)
Women
 Coryn Rivera (USA)

Ridderronde Maastricht is an elite men's and women's professional road bicycle racing event held annually in Maastricht, Netherlands. The first edition was in 1985 and since 2008 the event also includes a women's race.[1][2]

Honours

Men's

2017Netherlands Tom Dumoulin Netherlands Mike Teunissen Netherlands Tom Leezer
2016Australia Mathew Hayman Netherlands Laurens ten Dam Germany Paul Martens
2015Netherlands Wouter Poels Netherlands Steven Kruijswijk Netherlands Pieter Weening
2014Netherlands Tom Dumoulin Netherlands Karsten Kroon Netherlands Bram Tankink
2013Netherlands Tom Dumoulin Netherlands Wout Poels Netherlands Roy Curvers
2012Netherlands Laurens ten Dam Netherlands Kenny van Hummel Netherlands Karsten Kroon
2011Netherlands Rob Ruijgh Netherlands Karsten Kroon Netherlands Addy Engels
2010Netherlands Servais Knaven Netherlands Maarten Tjallingii Netherlands Karsten Kroon
2009Netherlands Niki Terpstra Netherlands Laurens ten Dam Netherlands Wouter Mol
2008Netherlands Pieter Weening Netherlands Maarten Tjallingii Belgium Sebastiën Rosseler
2007 Netherlands Bram Tankink Netherlands Laurens ten Dam Belgium Philippe Gilbert
2006Netherlands Joost Posthuma Belgium Philippe Gilbert Netherlands Karsten Kroon
2005Netherlands Bram Tankink Belgium Philippe Gilbert Netherlands Karsten Kroon
2004Netherlands Aart Vierhouten Netherlands Karsten Kroon Netherlands Marc Lotz
2003Netherlands Bram de Groot Netherlands Servais Knaven Netherlands Gerben Löwik
2002Netherlands Karsten Kroon Netherlands Gerben Löwik Belgium Ludo Dierckxens
2001Belgium Rick Verbrugghe Belgium Ludo Dierckxens Netherlands Max van Heeswijk
2000Netherlands Max van Heeswijk Italy Salvatorre Commesso Netherlands Marc Lotz
1999Belgium Ludo Dierckxens Netherlands Marc Lotz Belgium Johan Capiot
1998Netherlands Leon van Bon Sweden Magnus Backstedt Ukraine Serge Oetsjakov
1997Germany Erik Zabel Netherlands Danny Nelissen Netherlands Gerrit de Vries
1996Netherlands Danny Nelissen Netherlands Patrick Jonker Netherlands Raymond Meys
1995Netherlands Adri van der Poel Netherlands Erik Dekker Netherlands Raymond Meys
1994Belgium Wilfried Nelissen Belgium Johan Capiot Netherlands Raymond Meys
1993Netherlands Ad Wijnands Belgium Wilfried Nelissen Netherlands Patrick Strouken
1992Netherlands Frans Maassen Italy Claudio Chiapucci Netherlands Danny Nelissen
1991Netherlands Peter Stevenhaagen Netherlands Frans Maassen Netherlands Danny Nelissen
1990Netherlands Ad Wijnands Netherlands Henri Manders Netherlands Gerrit Solleveld
1989Netherlands Theo de Rooy Netherlands Nico Verhoeven Netherlands Maarten Ducrot
1988Netherlands Mathieu Hermans Netherlands Gerrit Solleveld Netherlands Peter Harings
1987Belgium Wim Arras Netherlands Jean-Paul van Poppel Netherlands Jan Nevens
1986Netherlands Jelle Nijdam Netherlands Gerard Veldschoten Netherlands Nico Verhoeven
1985Netherlands Joop Zoetemelk Netherlands Ad Wijnands Netherlands Johan Lammerts

Source[1][3]

Women's

2017United States Coryn Rivera Netherlands Anouska Koster Canada Karol-Ann Canuel
2016Netherlands Lucinda Brand Netherlands Chantal Blaak Netherlands Anouk Rijff
2015Netherlands Anna van der Breggen Belgium Jolien D'Hoore Netherlands Lucinda Brand
2014Netherlands Marianne Vos Netherlands Ellen van Dijk Netherlands Sabrina Stultiens
2013Netherlands Marianne Vos United Kingdom Lizzie Armitstead Italy Valentina Scandolara
2011Netherlands Marianne Vos Netherlands Kirsten Wild Netherlands Janneke Ensing
2010Netherlands Marianne Vos Netherlands Kirsten Wild Netherlands Noortje Tabak
2009Netherlands Marianne Vos Netherlands Kirsten Wild Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten
2008Australia Rochelle Gilmore Netherlands Marieke van Wanroij Netherlands Arenda Grimberg

Sources[2]

References

  1. 1 2 "Ridderronde Maastricht". cyclingarchives.com. Retrieved 14 May 2014.
  2. 1 2 "Ridderronde Maastricht". CQranking.com. Retrieved 14 May 2014.
  3. ↑ "Historie". ridderronde.nl. Retrieved 14 May 2013.
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