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French cyclo-cross racing series
Coupe de France de Cyclo-cross
Race details
DateOctober–December
RegionFrance
DisciplineCyclo-cross
OrganiserFrench Cycling Federation
History (men)
First edition1983 (1983)
Editions40 (as of 2022)
First winner Patrice Thévenard (FRA)
Most wins Francis Mourey (FRA) (12 wins)
Most recent Gerben Kuypers (BEL)
History (women)
First edition1999 (1999)
First winner Laurence Leboucher (FRA)
Most wins Laurence Leboucher (FRA) (5 wins)
Most recent Anaïs Morichon (FRA)

The Coupe de France de Cyclo-cross is a cyclo-cross racing series held annually in France since 1983. It is held over several races throughout France, usually starting in mid October and ending in mid December. The competition was reserved for French riders only until 2017.

Past winners

Men

Elite

Year Winner Second Third
1983 Patrice Thévenard
1984 Didier Martinez
1985 Alain Daniel
1986 Laurent Cailleau
1987 Bruno Lebras
1988 Daniel Maquet
1989 Alain Daniel
1990 Bruno Lebras
1991 Cyrille Bonnand
1992 David Pagnier
1993 David Pagnier
1994 Emmanuel Magnien
1995 Dominique Arnould
1996 Cyriaque Duval
1997 David Pagnier
1998 Miguel Martinez
1999 David Pagnier Dominique Arnould Christophe Morel
2000 David Pagnier Sébastien Loigerot Jérôme Chiotti
2001 Geoffrey Clochez Dominique Arnould John Gadret
2002 John Gadret Arnaud Labbe Jérôme Chevallier
2003 John Gadret Arnaud Labbe Jérôme Chevallier
2004 Francis Mourey Arnaud Labbe Jérôme Chevallier
2005 Francis Mourey Arnaud Labbe Ludovic Dubau
2006 Francis Mourey Ludovic Dubau Steve Chainel
2007 Francis Mourey Jérôme Chevallier Steve Chainel
2008 Francis Mourey Steve Chainel Nicolas Bazin
2009 Francis Mourey Nicolas Bazin Laurent Colombatto
2010 Francis Mourey Steve Chainel Nicolas Bazin
2011 Francis Mourey Matthieu Boulo John Gadret
2012 Francis Mourey John Gadret Guillaume Perrot
2013 Francis Mourey Guillaume Perrot John Gadret
2014 Francis Mourey Clément Venturini Fabien Canal
2015 Clément Venturini Clément Bommé Julien Roussel
2016 Clément Venturini Francis Mourey Melvin Rullière
2017 Fabien Canal Steve Chainel Francis Mourey
2018 Francis Mourey Fabien Canal David Menut
2019 David Menut Steve Chainel Matthieu Boulo
2020 Cancelled
2021 Joshua Dubau  Timon Rüegg (SUI) Tony Périou
2022  Gerben Kuypers (BEL)  Loris Rouiller (SUI) Joshua Dubau

Under-23

Year Winner Second Third
1983 Didier Martinez
1984 No race
1985 Jean-Pierre Dutilleul
1986 Dominique Arnould
1987 Pascal Reverdy
1988 Christophe Mengin
1989 José Jauregui
1990 Emmanuel Magnien
1991 Jérôme Chiotti
1992 David Brulon
1993 Sébastien Loigerot Anthony Benberka Jean Charles Fabien
1994 Patrice Halgand
1995 Christophe Morel
1996 Christophe Morel
1997 Miguel Martinez
1998 John Gadret
1999 David Derepas
2000 John Gadret
2001 Francis Mourey
2002 Sébastien Minard
2003 Pierre-Bernard Vaillant
2004 Romain Villa
2005 Romain Villa
2006 Jonathan Lopez
2007 Aurélien Duval
2008 Arnaud Jouffroy
2009 Matthieu Boulo Melvin Rullière Thomas Girard
2010 Melvin Rullière Théo Dumanchin Irwin Gras
2011 Bastien Duculty Julian Alaphilippe David Menut
2012 Clément Venturini Julian Alaphilippe Quentin Jaurégui
2013 Clément Venturini Anthony Turgis Bastien Duculty
2014 Clément Russo Romain Seigle Nicolas Pruvot
2015 Joshua Dubau Lucas Dubau Yan Gras
2016 Clément Russo Lucas Dubau Joshua Dubau
2017 Joshua Dubau Antoine Benoist Yan Gras
2018 Antoine Benoist Eddy Finé Mickaël Crispin
2019 Mickaël Crispin Joris Delbove Maxime Gagnaire
2020 Cancelled
2021 Joris Delbove Florian Richard Andrade Noé Castille
2022 Rémi Lelandais Martin Groslambert Noé Castille

Women

Year Winner Second Third
1999 Laurence Leboucher Sandra Temporelli Nadia Triquet
2000 Laurence Leboucher Virginie Souchon Marie-Hélène Coulon
2001 Laurence Leboucher Maryline Salvetat Corinne Sempé
2002 Laurence Leboucher Maryline Salvetat Corinne Sempé
2003 Maryline Salvetat Nadia Triquet Corinne Sempé
2004 Maryline Salvetat Laurence Leboucher Nadia Triquet-Claude
2005 Maryline Salvetat Laurence Leboucher Nadia Triquet-Claude
2006 Laurence Leboucher Maryline Salvetat Christel Ferrier-Bruneau
2007 Maryline Salvetat Christel Ferrier-Bruneau Laurence Leboucher
2008 Christel Ferrier-Bruneau Maryline Salvetat Nadia Triquet-Claude
2009 Christel Ferrier-Bruneau Caroline Mani Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
2010 Christel Ferrier-Bruneau Caroline Mani Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
2011 Pauline Ferrand-Prévot Christel Ferrier-Bruneau Marlène Morel-Petitgirard
2012 Lucie Chainel-Lefèvre Marlène Morel-Petitgirard Marlène Petit
2013 Lucie Chainel-Lefèvre Marlène Morel-Petitgirard Marlène Petit
2014 Marlène Petit Juliette Labous Maëlle Grossetête
2015 Maëlle Grossetête Hélène Clauzel Marlène Petit
2016 Marlène Petit Perrine Clauzel Évita Muzic
2017 Lucie Chainel Jade Wiel Marlène Petit
2018 Marlène Petit Marlène Morel-Petitgirard Anaïs Grimault
2019 Olivia Onesti Marlène Petit Lauriane Duraffourg
2020 Cancelled
2021 Amandine Fouquenet Anaïs Morichon Anaïs Grimault
2022 Anaïs Morichon Perrine Clauzel Lauriane Duraffourg

References

  1. "Coupe de France – Men Elite". Cyclocross24.com. Retrieved 1 January 2022.
  2. Turgis, Dominique (16 May 2017). "CC : La Coupe de France s'ouvre aux étrangers". DirectVelo.com. Retrieved 1 January 2022.
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