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GP Cycliste de Québec (World Tour), Canada

Winners, podium, distance, average speed.

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The race:

The Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec is a single-day professional bicycle race held in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Currently (2019) it is run in mid-September. It is a new race, first run in 2010.

Two days after the GP de Québec comes the second North American World Tour race, the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal. Together, the pair are known as the Laurentian Classics. Until 2014, when Simon Gerrans triumphed, no rider had been able to do the "Laurentian Double", win both races in the same year.

The Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec is a circuit race with a challenging course that ends with an uphill finish on the Montée du Fort.

The climbs:

  • Côte de la Montagne: 375 meters long @ 10% average gradient
  • Côte de la Potasse:420 meters @ 9%
  • Montée de la Fabrique: 190 meters @ 7%
  • Montée du Fort: 1000 meters @ 4%

 

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Complete podium history:

Year

1st Place

2nd Place

3rd Place

Distance

Average Speed
km/hr

2010 Thomas Voeckler
4hr 35min 27sec
Edvald Boasson Hagen
@ 1sec
Robert Gesink
@ s.t.
189 km 41.169
2011 Philippe Gilbert
5hr 3min 8sec
Robert Gesink
@ s.t.
Rigoberto Uran
@ 9sec
201.6 km 39.903
2012 Simon Gerrans
4hr 53min 4sec
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
Rui Costa
@ 4sec
201.6 km 41.274
2013 Robert Gesink
4hr 58min 13sec
Arthur Vichot
@ s.t.
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
201.6 km 40.561
2014 Simon Gerrans
4hr 42min 5sec
Tom Dumoulin
@ s.t.
Ramunas Navardauskas
@ s.t.
199.1 km 42.227
2015 Rigoberto Uran
5hr 9min 47sec
Michael Matthews
@ s.t.
Alexander Kristoff
@ s.t.
201.6 km 39.047
2016 Peter Sagan
5hr 7min 13sec
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
Anthony Roux
@ s.t.
201.6 km 39.373
km/hr
2017 Peter Sagan
5hr 0min 31sec
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
Michael Matthews
@ s.t.
201.6 km 40.251 km/hr
2018 Michael Matthews
5hr 4min 17sec
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
Jasper Stuyven
@ s.t.
201.6 km 39.75
km/hr
2019 Michael Matthews
5hr 13min 1sec
Peter Sagan
@ s.t.
Greg van Avermaet
@ s.t.
201.6 km 38.643 km/hr
2000 Race not run because of Covid-19 pandemic
2021 Race not run because of Covid-19 pandemic
2022 Benoît Cosnefroy
4hr 46min 56sec
Michael Matthews
@ 4sec
Biniam Girmay
@ s.t.
201.6 km 42.156
km/hr
2023 Arnaud De Lie
4hr 47min 35sec
Corbin Strong
@ s.t.
Michael Matthews
@ s.t.
201.6 km 42.058
km/hr
2024 Michael Matthews
4hr 45min 36sec
Biniam Girmay
@ s.t.
Rudy Molard
@ s.t.
201.6 km 42.353
kmhr

 


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