Dutch Food Valley Classic past winners
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1985-2009
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2009 | Kenny Robert van Hummel (Ned) Skil-Shimano |
2008 | Robert Förster (Ger) Gerolsteiner |
2007 | Steffen Radochla (Ger) Team Wiesenhof |
2006 | Tom Boonen (Bel) Quickstep-Innergetic |
2005 | Paul Van Schalen (Ned) AXA |
2004 | Simone Cadamuro (Ita) De Nardi |
2003 | Leon Van Bon (Ned) Lotto-Domo |
2002 | Bobbie Traksel (Ned) Rabobank |
2001 | Steven De Jongh (Ned) Rabobank |
2000 | Steven de Jongh (Ned) Rabobank |
1999 | Tristan Hoffman (Ned) TVM-Farm Frites |
1998 | Frank Hoj (Den) Palmans-Ideal |
1997 | Jeroen Blijlevens (Ned) TVM |
1996 | Andrej Tchmil (Mda) Lotto |
1995 | Olaf Ludwig (Ger) Team Telekom |
1994 | Vjatcheslav Elimov (Rus) WordPerfect |
1993 | Rob Mulders (Ned) WordPerfect |
1992 | Jacques Hangraaf (Ned) Panasonic |
1991 | (2) Wiebren Veenstra (Ned) Buckler |
1990 | Wiebren Veesntra (Ned) Buckler |
1989 | Jean-Paul Van Poppel (Ned) Panasonic |
1988 | Ronny Vlassaks (Bel) Superconfex |
1987 | Johan Capiot (Bel) Roland |
1986 | No race |
1985 | Joop Zoetemelk (Ned) Kwantumhallen |
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