Rhône-Alpes Isère Tour past winners
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Champions from 1991 to 2010
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2010 | Jeróme Coppel (Fra) Saur - Sojasun |
2009 | Yann Huguet (Fra) Agritubel |
2008 | Jérémie Derangere (Fra) SCO Dijon |
2007 | Gabriel Rasch (Nor) Team Maxbo Bianchi |
2006 | Tomislav Danculovic (Cro) Perutnina Ptuj |
2005 | Maint Berkenbosch (Ned) Trientalis Apac Team |
2004 | Laurent Mangel (Fra) SCO Dijon |
2003 | Christophe Morel (Fra) Bressuire A.C |
2002 | Jeff Peteers (Bel) Think Media Cycling Team |
2001 | David Pagnier (Fra) Charvieu-Chavagneux Isère Cyclisme |
2000 | Marlon Perez (Col) RDM Bianchi Team |
1999 | Eric Drubay (Fra) CC Etupes |
1998 | Marc Thevenin (Fra) CR4C Roanne |
1997 | Eric Drubay (Fra) CC Etupes |
1996 | Stéphane Houillon (Fra) Bataillon De Joinville |
1995 | Dominique Mollard (Fra) CC Chatillon/Chalaronne |
1994 | Frédéric Gabriel (Fra) CM Aubervilliers |
1993 | David Orcel (Fra) VC Lyon/Vaulx-En-Velin |
1992 | Francisque Teyssier (Fra) VC Lyon/Vaulx-En-Velin |
1991 | Denis Moretti (Fra) CC Etupes |
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