2009 Simon Zahner (Swi) Bürgis Cycling
2008 Marcel Wyss (Swi) Atlas-Romer's Hausbäckerei
2007 Boris Shpilevskiy (Rus) KIO-ENE/DMT
2005 Wolfram Wiese (Ger) ComNet - Senges
2004 Andy Schleck (Lux) Luxembourg National Team
2003 David Loosli (Swi) Saeco Romers
2002 Christian Weber (Swi) Kewa Rad Team
2001 Bradley Wiggins (GBr)
2000 Gianluca Cheula (Ita)
1999 Kim Kirchen (Lux)
1998 Jan-Erik Ostergaard (Den)
1997 Davide Dante (Ita)
1996 Marc Lotz (Ned)
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Two years on from Muriel Furrer's death, GPS trackers still haven't been introduced to cycling – Why teams can't agree, and what's next
As the UCI fails to introduce GPS tracking mandate, Cyclingnews takes a deep dive into the GPS tracking issue, hearing from Velon, the CPA, riders and more about what the issue is and what the next steps are -
CRO Race: Carl-Frederik Bévort takes surprise first pro win in stage 2 sprint finish
Nicolas Gojković finishes second with Jaun Sebastián Molano retaining the overall lead in third -
'Changes call for a different governance and leadership' – CEO Fran Millar leaves premium kit manufacturer Rapha
More cost-cutting and management changes on the way at British brand -
Tim Merlier sprints to repeat victory at Omloop van het Houtland
Belgian scores 12th win of season ahead of Stanisław Aniołkowski and Dylan Groenewegen
