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| Race details | |||
| Route | 9th Amstel Gold Race | ||
| date | April 13, 1974 | ||
| Distance | 238 km | ||
| A country |  Netherlands | ||
| Start place | Heerlen | ||
| Finish place | Mersen | ||
| Teams | 12 | ||
| Started racers | 137 | ||
| Finish riders | 31 | ||
| average speed | 38,963 km / h | ||
| Prize-winners | |||
| Winner | Jerry Knetemann (Gan-Mercier-Hutchinson) | ||
| Second |  Walter Plankart (Watney-Maes Pils) | ||
| Third | Walter Godefroth (Merlin Plage-Shimano-Flandria) | ||
| ◀ 1973 | 1975 ▶ | ||
Documentation  | |||
The 9th edition of Amstel Gold Reis - a one-day road cycling race along the roads of the Dutch province of Limburg . The 238 km long race with the start at Heerlen and the finish in Mersen was held on April 13, 1974.
Victory in the race won the Dutchman Gerry Knetemann from the team « Gan-Mercier-Hutchinson ».
Content
Members
137 racers started the race. 31 riders representing 12 cycling teams reached the finish line.
Professional cycling teams (12)
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Overview
Wilfred David , Henny Kuiper and Gerry Knetemann leave from the peloton during the second ascent to Gülperbegré . On Kothenberg, Knetemann breaks away from his fellow travelers and takes victory.
Results
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Links
- Amstel Gold Race 1974 on ProCyclingStats (eng.)
- Amstel Gold Race 1974 on CycleBase (eng.)