Grand Prix Rüebliland
Race details
DateSeptember
RegionAargau, Switzerland
DisciplineRoad race
TypeStage race
History
First edition1977 (1977)
Editions46 (as of 2022)
First winner Greg Alison (USA)
Most wins Gerrit de Vries (NED) (2 wins)
Most recent Emil Herzog (GER)

The Grand Prix Rüebliland is a junior (ages 17-18) multi-day cycling race held annually in the Canton of Aargau, Switzerland.[1] It was part of the UCI Junior World Cup until 2007.

Winners

Year Winner Second Third
1977United States Greg Alison
1978Switzerland Jürg Bruggmann
1979Belgium Nikolaas Emonds
1980Switzerland Niki Rüttimann
1981Netherlands Mathieu Hermans
1982Italy Enrico Pezzetti
1983Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Sandi Papez
1984Netherlands Gerrit de Vries
1985Netherlands Gerrit de VriesSwitzerland Simone PedrazziniSwitzerland Felice Puttini
1986Netherlands Antoine LagerweyFrance Armand De Las CuevasSwitzerland Laurent Dufaux
1987Germany Reto MattSwitzerland Roger DevittoriGermany Martin Königsberger
1988Italy Luca CirimbelliSwitzerland Beat ZbergItaly Davide Rebellin
1989Switzerland Beat ZbergSwitzerland Oscar CamenzindItaly Marco Serpellini
1990Norway Trond BjerklyNorway Hans Petter ErikstadGermany Torsten Schmidt
1991Switzerland Roland MüllerItaly Pasquale SantoroSoviet Union Mesrop Shabioan
1992Italy Davide DanteSwitzerland Marcel RenggliItaly Federico Tozzo
1993France Cyrille LegrandDenmark René JørgensenFrance Laurent Lefèvre
1994Italy Allessandro BrendolinSwitzerland Marcel StraussSwitzerland Patrick Calcagni
1995Italy Antonio RizziSlovenia Leon BergantPortugal Rui Roque
1996Germany Stephan SchreckItaly Claudio BartoliSwitzerland Milovan Stanic
1997Switzerland Sandro GüttingerGermany Matthias KesslerItaly Michele Scarponi
1998Switzerland Xavier PacheBelgium Roy SentjensDenmark Lars Bak
1999Italy Antonio BuccieroNetherlands Theo EltinkItaly Giacomo Garofoli
2000Switzerland Daniel GyslingDenmark Hans Henrik JørgensenGermany Daniel Musiol
2001Netherlands Niels ScheunemanFrance Mathieu PergetGermany Sebastian Schwager
2002Netherlands Jos HarmsNetherlands Thomas DekkerSlovakia Matej Jurčo
2003Slovakia Martin VelitsNorway Anders LundSwitzerland Thomas Frei
2004Czech Republic Roman KreuzigerItaly Eros CapecchiSwitzerland Marcel Wyss
2005Netherlands Martijn KeizerDenmark Thomas GuldhammerFrance Etienne Pieret
2006Germany Björn ThurauItaly Giorgio BrambillaSlovenia Marko Kump
2007France Dimitri Le BoulchBelgium Yannick EijssenCzech Republic Marek Benda
2008Switzerland Cyrille ThièryNetherlands Jelle PosthumaJapan Masanori Noguchi
2009Netherlands Oscar RiesebeekLuxembourg Bob JungelsDenmark Pelle Niklas Clapp
2010Luxembourg Bob JungelsNetherlands Daan OlivierGermany Mario Vogt
2011France Alexis GougeardFrance Adrien LegrosBelgium Louis Vervaeke
2012Netherlands Sam OomenRussia Ildar ArslanovSwitzerland Tom Bohli
2013Netherlands Mathieu van der PoelDenmark Mads PedersenAustralia Ayden Toovey
2014Germany Lennard KämnaRussia Pavel SivakovFrance Rayane Bouhanni
2015Switzerland Marc HirschiSwitzerland Gino MäderDenmark Niklas Larsen
2016Switzerland Reto MüllerItaly Alessandro CoviSwitzerland Marc Hirschi
2017United Kingdom Tom PidcockFrance Alexis RenardRussia Ivan Smirnov
2018Netherlands Enzo LeijnseEritrea Biniam GirmayNorway Daniel Arnes
2019United States Quinn SimmonsNorway Fredrik GjestelandUnited States Magnus Sheffield
2020Ukraine Andrii PonomarFrance Enzo PaleniDenmark Adam Holm Jørgensen
2021Norway Trym BrennsæterUnited Kingdom Finlay PickeringUnited States Colby Simmons
2022Germany Emil HerzogNorway Jørgen NordhagenDenmark Theodor Storm

References

  1. ↑ "Grand Prix Rüebliland". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 6 October 2022.
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