Tour de Wallonie (2.Pro), Belgium
Winners, podium, distance, average speed
The Tour de Wallonie is a short (five stages in 2018) stage race held in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium. It is generally run in late July, creating a conflict with the Tour de France. When it was first held in 1974, it was called the Tour du Hinaut Occidental (Tour of Western Hinaut) and was reserved for amateur racers.
Since then the race has had several names: Tour du Hinaut, Trois Jours de Péruwelz, Quatre Jours du Hinaut Occidental, Tour des Régions Wallonnes, Tour de la Régione Wallonie.
The Tour de Wallonie (it wasn't given that name until 2007) became a professional race in 1996.
In 2005 the UCI classed the race HC and made it part of the Europe Tour and in 2020 it was reclassed as 2.Pro.
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Recent Podium History:
Year |
1st Place |
2nd Place |
3rd Place |
Distance |
Average Speed |
| Tour de la Régione Wallonie | |||||
| 1991 | Abraham Olano | Patrick Evenepoel | Hervé Boussard | ||
| 1992 | Lars Teutenberg | Martin Van Steen | Vladimir Muravskis | ||
| 1993 | Mauro Bettin | Geert Van Bondt | Wim Feys | ||
| 1994 | Joona Laukka | Denis François | Wim Van de Meulenhof | ||
| 1995 | Paolo Valoti | Mario Aerts | Thierry Marichal | ||
| 1996 | Thomas Fleischer 20hr 15min 48sec |
Pascal Chanteur @ 8sec |
Maurizio Frizzo @ 1min 10sec |
808.9 km |
39.919 |
| 1997 | Thierry Marichal | Nico Mattan | Rik Verbrugghe | ||
| 1998 | Frank Vandenbroucke | Thierry Marichal | Ludo Dierckxsens | ||
| 1999 | Mikael Holst Kyneb | Marc Streel | Andreï Tchmil | ||
| 2000 | Axel Merckx | Björn Leukemans | Vincent Cali | ||
| 2001 | Glenn D'Hollander | Bert Roesems | David Millar | ||
| 2002 | Paolo Bettini | Luca Paolini | Daniele Nardello | ||
| 2003 | Julian Dean | Michele Bartoli | Yaroslav Popovych | ||
| 2004 | Gerben Löwik | Bert de Waele | Christophe Agnolutto | ||
| 2005 | Luca Celli | Olivier Kaisen | Guido Trentin | ||
| 2006 | Fabrizio Guidi | Nico Sijmens | Kurt Asle Arvesen | ||
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| Tour de Wallonie | |||||
| 2007 | Borut Bozic 21hr 43min 20sec |
Frédéric Gabriel @ 14sec |
Pietro Caucchioli @ 51sec |
880.5 km | 40.534 |
| 2008 | Serguei Ivanov 22hr 32min 8sec |
Greg van Avermaet @ 19sec |
Paolo Bettini @ 23sec |
909.6 km | 40.362 |
| 2009 | Julien El Farès 23hr 4min 10sec |
Pavel Brutt @ 31sec |
Alexander Kolobnev @ 49sec |
961.7 km | 41.867 |
| 2010 | Russel Downing 21hr 50min 7sec |
Marco Marcato @ 2sec |
Laurent Mangel @ 3sec |
899.1 km | 41.176 |
| 2011 | Greg van Avermaet 20hr 51min 51sec |
Joost van Leijen @ 4sec |
Ben Hermans @ 22sec |
876.9 km | 42.029 |
| 2012 | Giacomo Nizzolo 23hr 28min 43sec |
Gianni Meersman @ 1sec |
Pim Ligthart @ 2sec |
937.3 km | 39.921 |
| 2013 | Greg van Avermaet 22hr 8min 2sec |
Anthony Geslin @ 10sec |
Alexandr Kolobnev @ 12sec |
884.9 km | 39.979 |
| 2014 | Gianni Meersman 22hr 17min 11sec |
Juan José Lobato @ 30sec |
Silvan Dillier @ 33sec |
888.0 km | 39.84 |
| 2015 | Niki Terpstra 23hr 0min 52sec |
Victor Campenaerts @ 22sec |
Sergey Lagutin @ 36sec |
913.0 km | 39.67 |
| 2016 | Dries Devenyns 22hr 2min 48sec |
Gianni Meersman @ 5sec |
Vyatcheslav Kuznetsov @ 6sec |
920.0 km | 41.76 km/hr |
| 2017 | Dylan Teuns 21hr 19min 34sec |
Tosh Van der Sande @ 43sec |
Benjamin Thomas @ 54sec |
908.7 km | 42.61 km/hr |
| 2018 | Tim Wellens 20hr 22min 26sec |
Quinten Hermans @ s.t. |
Pieter Serry @ 7sec |
878.7 km | 43.129 km/hr |
| 2019 | Loïc Vliegen 22hr 12min 13sec |
Tosh Van der Sande @ 8sec |
Dries De Bondt @ s.t. |
931.7 km | 41.962 km/hr |
| 2020 | Arnaud Démare 17hr 48min 51sec |
Greg Van Avermaet @ 20sec |
Amaury Capiot @ 25sec |
748.2 km | 42.000 km/hr |
| 2021 | Quinn Simmons 20hr 31min 13sec |
Stan Dewulf @ 4sec |
Alexis Renard @ 20sec |
871.8 km | 42.485 km/hr |
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