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France Cycling Cup

The France Cycling Cup ( French Coupe de France ) is a seasonal tournament of independent French road racing held since 1992. [1] [2]

Bike race
France Cycling Cup
fr. Coupe de france
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Tournament Information
Disciplineroad cycling
Based1992 year
Tournaments28 (in 2019)
LocationFrance France
Competitionracing series
Time spendingJanuary - October
OrganizerFfc
Statusprofessional
Record winners
IndividualFlag of france Samuel Dumoulin
3 wins
CommandFlag of france Crédit agricole
Flag of france Groupama-fdj
7 wins

Content

History

The competition was created in 1992 under the name Coupe de France and organized by the French Cycling Federation . The main sponsor was Pari Mutuel Urbain . His calendar includes the most important French day races . The number of races may change every year. Initially, the Cup had two classifications (individual and team) in which the results of only French cyclists and teams were taken into account.

Since 1999, foreign athletes playing for the French team also began to take part in the individual standings. In 2002, a youth classification was introduced. After the appearance of the UCI Europe Tour in 2005, the Cup includes races simultaneously present on the UCI Europe Tour calendar and having the category .HC or .1 . This allows you to speak at all WorldTeam races, continental and continental teams. Since 2016, all riders without any restrictions are taken into account in the standings. However, in the team ranking, only French teams are still considered.

At the end of the season, three classifications are played out [3] - individual, youth (up to 25 years old) and team. The winner of each is determined by the highest total points scored.

Since 2000, a similar tournament among women has also been held.

Racing

In different years, the following races were included in the Cup calendar:

  • Buccle de l'On
  • Buccle de Saint - Saint-Denis
  • Picardy Coast Cycling
  • Grand Prix of Marseillaise
  • Grand Prix of Ville-Cotre
  • Grand Prix of Rennes
  • Grand Prix Denena
  • Isberg Grand Prix
  • Grand Prix Pluet / Classic Brittany
  • Grand Prix of Plumelec and Morbihan
  • Grand Prix Somme
  • Furmi Grand Prix
  • Classic Alps
  • Classic Loire-Atlantic
  • Haribo Classics
  • La Roux Turangel
  • Paris - Bourges
  • Paris - Camembert
  • Polymultiplier de l'Otil
  • Polynormand
  • Ruth Adele de Vitre
  • Tro Tro Leon
  • Trophy de grimper
  • Tour Vendee
  • Tour du du
  • Tour du Haut-Var
  • Finister's Tour
  • Flash d'Emrod
  • Chateauroux Classic de l'Endre
  • Cholet - Loire Lands

Rules

Individual classification

At the end of each race, the top 15 riders receive points. If the places giving the right to points are occupied by non-French riders from foreign teams, then their points are not "transferred" to the rider following him. If two or more riders have equal points, then the athlete who takes more than the first places, then the second places and so on will be classified higher. In case of further parity, the results of the last race are taken into account. The final classification in descending order of points earned during the season.

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Youth Classification

At the end of each race, the top 10 riders under the age of 25 receive points. Everything else is similar to individual classification.

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Glasses10085726050454035thirty25

Team Classification

At the end of each race, the places of the three best racers of each team are summed up. [4] If two or more teams have the same amount of seats, then a team with a smaller total of the places of its two best riders will be classified higher. In case of parity, the result of the best racer of the team is taken into account. The ranking of teams according to the results of the race is based on increasing the amount of places. Points get the top 10 French teams. The final classification in descending order of points earned during the season.

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Winners

YearWinnerSecondThirdYoung racerThe best team
1992  Jean-Cyril Robin  Bruno Cornell  Laurent Desbiennesnot played out  Z
1993  Thierry Claverola  Francois Simon  Eddie Seniornot played out  Gan
1994  Ronan Pansek  Richard Virank  Laurent Brochardnot played out  Castorama
1995  Armand de las Cuevas  Richard Virank  Christoph Mengennot played out  Gan
1996  Stefan Elo  Laurent Jalaber  Nicolas Jalabernot played out  Gan
1997  Nicolas Jalaber  Laurent Roux  Richard Viranknot played out  Française des Jeux
1998  Pascal Lino  Pascal Herve  Laurent Desbiennesnot played out  Casino-Ag2r
1999  Jaan Kirsipuu  Pascal Chanter  Patrice Algannot played out  Française des Jeux
2000  Patrice Algan  Laurent Brochard  Jaan Kirsipuunot played out  Crédit agricole
2001  Laurent Brochard  Florent Brar  Jaan Kirsipuunot played out  Jean delatour
2002  Frank Buje  Laurent Lefebvre  Cedric Wasser  Sandy Qasar  Bonjour
2003  Jaan Kirsipuu  Nicolas Vogondi  Sylvain Chavanel  Sylvain Chavanel  Brioches la boulangère
2004  Huskhovd Tour  Pierik Fedrigo  Jerome Pinault  Jerome Pinault  Crédit agricole
2005  Philippe Gilbert  Louis Turpin  Pierik Fedrigo  Philippe Gilbert  Française des Jeux
2006  Lloyd Mondory  Lilian Jaegu  Jimmy Casper  Lloyd Mondory  Bouygues télécom
2007  Sebastian Chavanel  Romain Feyu  Remy Poriol  Romain Feyu  Crédit agricole
2008  Jerome Pinault  David LeLay  Frederick Gedon  Anthony Ravar  Française des Jeux
2009  Jimmy Casper  Romain Feyu  Anthony Geslin  Romain Feyu  Française des Jeux
2010  Leonardo Duque  Florian Washon  Jonathan Ivert  Florian Washon  Bretagne-schuller
2011  Tony gallopen  Romain Feyu  Sylvain Georges  Tony gallopen  Fdj
2012  Samuel Dumoulin  Julien Simon  Lauren Pichon  Arno Demar  Bretagne-schuller
2013  Samuel Dumoulin  Brian cocar  Anthony Geslin  Brian cocar  FDJ.fr
2014  Julien Simon  Samuel Dumoulin  Evgeny Gutarovich  Armindo Fonseca  Bretagne-séché environmentsnement
2015  Nasser Buanni  Baptiste Plancart  Pierik Fedrigo  Nasser Buanni  Bretagne-séché environmentsnement
2016  Samuel Dumoulin  Baptiste Plancart  Romain Feyu  Brian cocar  HP BTP – Auber93
2017  Laurent Pichon  Nasser Buanni  Flavien Dassonville  David Gudu  Fortuneo – Vital Concept / Fortuneo – Oscaro [5]
2018  Hugo Hofstetter  Samuel Dumoulin  Christoph Laporte  Hugo Hofstetter  Cofidis, Solutions Crédits
2019

Notes

  1. ↑ Histoire & palmarès (neopr.) . lncpro.fr .
  2. ↑ La Coupe de France-PMU s'ouvre aux équipes étrangères ( unopened ) . directvelo.com (29 janvier 2016).
  3. ↑ REGLEMENT de la Coupe de France 2018 (neopr.) . lncpro.fr .
  4. ↑ For example, if according to the results of the race the first three places were taken by riders from one team, then we get 1 + 2 + 3 = 6 - the sum of the team places according to the results of the race.
  5. ↑ The team changed its name during the season.

Links

  • France bike race cup at lncpro
  • France Cycling Cup at Memoire du cyclisme
  • Cycling France Cup at Cyclisme-sport
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= French Highway_Cup &&oldid = 100532031


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