La Mi-août en Bretagne past winners
By
Cycling News
published
Champions from 1961-2010
Swipe to scroll horizontally
# | Header Cell - Column 1 |
---|---|
2010 | Jean-Luc Delpech (Fra) |
2009 | Frederik Wilmann (Nor) |
2008 | Piotr Zielinski (Pol) |
2007 | Chris Froome (Ken) |
2006 | Stephan Kushlev (Bul) |
2005 | Frédéric Lubach (Fra) |
2004 | Stéphane Conan (Fra) |
2003 | Mickaël Buffaz (Fra) |
2002 | Lilian Jégou (Fra) |
2001 | Lilian Jégou (Fra) |
2000 | Jamie Drew (Aus) |
1999 | Stéphan Ravaleu (Fra) |
1998 | Jean-Michel Tessier (Fra) |
1997 | Anthony Morin (Fra) |
1996 | David Delrieu (Fra) |
1995 | Nicolas Jalabert (Fra) |
1993 | Jonas Romanovas (Ltu) |
1992 | François Simon (Fra) |
1991 | Linas Knistautas (Ltu) |
1989 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1988 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1987 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1986 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1980 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1979 | Philippe Dalibard (Fra) |
1963 | Jean Bourles (Fra) |
1962 | Jean Gainche (Fra) |
1961 | Fernand Picot (Fra) |
Get The Leadout Newsletter
The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!
Latest on Cyclingnews
-
Paris-Roubaix medical updates – From fractures for Ballerini and a bloodied face for Küng to lucky escapes for Theuns and Ferguson
The accumulating injury reports from a brutal weekend of racing at the Hell of the North -
Gallery: Pain faces of Paris-Roubaix from inside the historic velodrome
All the best pictures from the finish of the men's and women's races from the 2025 Paris-Roubaix -
Spectator who threw bidon at Mathieu van der Poel during Paris-Roubaix hands himself in to Belgian police
Eventual race winner was struck in the face by a water bottle 33km from the finish amid solo effort -
'That first sector, it's just bodies falling' – Oscar Chamberlain soaks up debut Paris-Roubaix while providing spark of hope for Australian resurgence
One of just three riders from nation lining up to take on the brutal cobbled test, the second-youngest rider in race is first Australian across line in 82nd place