GP de Denain odds
GP de Denain 2025 will be held 20 March 2025.
Who wins GP de Denain 2025?
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| Sam Bennett |
| António Morgado |
| Juan Sebastián Molano |
| Florian Vermeersch |
| Gianni Vermeersch |
| Timo Kielich |
| Matteo Moschetti |
| Arnaud De Lie |
| Filippo Baroncini |
| Lukáš Kubiš |
| Maximilian Walscheid |
| Luke Lamperti |
| Matthew Brennan |
| Jenthe Biermans |
| Luca Mozzato |
| Tibor Del Grosso |
| Lewis Askey |
| Amaury Capiot |
| Anthony Turgis |
| Brent Van Moer |
| Per Strand Hagenes |
| Hugo Page |
| Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen |
| Taco Van Der Hoorn |
| Dries De Bondt |
| Giacomo Nizzolo |
| Mikkel Bjerg |
| Simon Dehairs |
| Alec Segaert |
| Cees Bol |
| Milan Menten |
| Stefan Bissegger |
| Aaron Gate |
| Alexis Renard |
| Alexys Brunel |
| Piet Allegaert |
| Jannik Steimle |
| Lionel Taminiaux |
| Sandy Dujardin |
| Warre Vangheluwe |
| Cériel Desal |
| Elmar Reinders |
| Gianluca Pollefliet |
| Matthew Walls |
| Max Kanter |
| Steffen De Schuyteneer |
| Vlad Van Mechelen |
| Huub Artz |
| Lewis Bower |
| Pierre Barbier |
| Adrien Petit |
| Alberto Bruttomesso |
| Alessandro Romele |
| Campbell Stewart |
| David Dekker |
| Gil Gelders |
| Jérémy Lecroq |
| Jules Hesters |
| Oâ¬Ģbrien, Kelland |
| Robert Donaldson |
| Rory Townsend |
| Samuel Gaze |
| Stan Van Tricht |
| Tomáš Kopecký |
| Aimé De Gendt |
| Andreas Stokbro Nielsen |
| Florian Dauphin |
| Huens, Axel |
| L'hote, Antoine |
| Luca Van Boven |
| Michele Gazzoli |
| Xabier Berasategi |
| Cyril Barthe |
| Emmanuel Morin |
| Jelle Johannink |
| Jens Reynders |
| Jesse Kramer |
| Julien Vermote |
| Loe Van Belle |
| Lorenzo Manzin |
| Menno Huising |
| Nicolò Parisini |
| Tabellion, Valentin |
| Vanhoof, Ward |
| Victor Vercouillie |
| Abram Stockman |
| Alan Riou |
| Andrea Raccagni Noviero |
| Clément Davy |
| Daniel Skerl |
| David González |
| Donavan Grondin |
| Giosue Epis |
| Joren Bloem |
| Kamil Malecki |
| Luca Giaimi |
| Ludovic Robeet |
| Mifsud, Andrea |
| Oern-Kristoff, Felix |
| Romain Cardis |
| Ronan Augé |
| Aarnes, Daniel |
| Abma, Elmar |
| Bezza, Quentin |
| Eddy Le Huitouze |
| Konijn, Alexander |
| Olivier Le Gac |
| Van Niekerk, Morne |
| Alex Colman |
| Baptiste Planckaert |
| Boniface, Lucas |
| Bonillo, Iker |
| Boulahoite, Rayan |
| Chamberlain, Oscar |
| Corkery, Dillon |
| Deman, Brem |
| Dens, Tuur |
| Devroute, Corentin |
| Ducret, Justin |
| Eddy Finé |
| Ermakov, Roman |
| Girard, Damien |
| Guegan, Mael |
| Hugo Toumire |
| Jarnet, Maxime |
| Julien, Matisse |
| Kévin Avoine |
| Kockelmann, Mathieu |
| Lopez De Abetxuko, Andoni |
| Lozouet, Leandre |
| Michiel Lambrecht |
| Oliver Stockwell |
| Olivo, Bryan |
| Rait Ärm |
| Staes, Gibbe |
| Tobias Bayer |
| Van Der Tuuk, Danny |
| Vandevelde, Yentl |
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History
The origins of the Denain Grand Prix was around 1992 in Coupe de France and the event entered the out-class category of the Union Cyclist International in 2016
The first edition of the Denain Grand Prix open to professionals was in 1959 in France and won by the Irishman Seamus Eliott. Since then, the race, run early on Tuesday of the carnival of Denais, has grown very rapidly. It will be an auspicious moment of victory of 1967 prix for José Samyn, a French rider to finally put his name on the charts of Denain Grand Prix. The next following year, Jean Stablinski won the cup. After great success, the former world champion was eager to leave Denain with the bouquet that had always refused him since the start of his participation in the Grand Prix.
All the French winners are Northerners, and Jean-Philippe Pipart in 1979; Bruno Wojtinek made him the first doubled in 1986 and 1987 and Robert Mintkewicz in 1977.
The internationalization of cycling, then the Coupe de France, will bring to the city of Cafougnette, platoons with tourists from around the world, so winners are from everywhere. Jimmy Casper former cyclist is currently the record holder of victories with four bouquets in three different courses.
Since 1994 Daniel Mangeas has been organizing the race for the joy of all his friends who come for the race from far away. The event that has been part of the Coupe de France since the first edition organized in 1992 has become an essential date on the international calendar due to its popularity.
In 2016, the event Denain Grand Prix entered the UCI Hors-Class calendar, with the aim of attracting the best teams in the world in search of the best.
Circuit
The fictitious departure is given rue Arthur Brunet in Denain at noon 204.1 kilometers still has to go. The runners then go towards Haveluy where the real departure stopped is given on the place, remains 198 kilometers to the end line.
The first loop goes
Hem-Lenglet , the locality La Boulette, Bantigny, Abancourt Eswars of paved sector No. 12, 1,700 meters long, Paillencourt , Estrun , Hordain , Lieu-Saint-Amand , Neuville-sur-Escaut , Lourches , Escaudain, then Denain with the first crossing on the line . 57.9 kilometers were then covered since the actual start, leaving 140.1.
The second loop goes
towards Oisy , Bellaing , Wallers (with the paved area n ° 11, 1,700 meters long), Hélesmes, Wallers (with the paved sector n ° 10, 2,500 meters long), Haveluy, Denain, Escaudain then again Denain with the second crossing on the finish line; 90.6 kilometers were then traveled since the actual departure, it remains 107.4.
The third loop goes
to Haulchin , Douchy-les-Mines , Noyelles-sur-Selle , Avesnes-le-Sec (with paved sector No. 9, 2,600 meters long), Hordain ,Bouchain , Wavrechain-sous-Faulx , Wasnes-au-Bac (with paved sector No. 8, 1,500 meters long), Marcq-en-Ostrevent , Marquette-en-Ostrevent (with paved area No. 7, 1,200 meters long), Abscon , Rœulx , Lourches, Escaudain, then Denain with the third crossing on the finish line; 132 kilometers were then traveled since the actual start, there are 66 left.
There are two laps of a local circuit of 33 kilometers. The riders return to Haulchin, Douchy-les-Mines, Noyelles-sur-Selle, Avesnes-le-Sec with paved sector No. 6 and then - the second lap of the local circuit - 3, along 2,700 meters, Hordain , Bouchain, Mastaing with paved area No. 5 then 2, 600 meters long and No. 4 and 1, 1,200 meters long, Rœulx, Escaudain, Abscon, Lourches and Denain.