Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal 2017
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Latest News from the Race
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Québec and Montréal GPs cancelled due to coronavirus
Organisers deem it 'impossible to guarantee a safe and secure environment' -
Canadian WorldTour races up against ever-changing coronavirus measures
Decision on staging of events in Quebec and Montreal to be communicated by July 31 -
WorldTour races in Québec and Montréal to go ahead as planned
Race organisers remain attentive to local public health restrictions amid COVID-19 pandemic
Once again, the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal has attracted a packed start list including defending champion Greg Van Avermaet and world champion Peter Sagan. Both riders will again be favourites for the win on the eighth running of the WorldTour race which is crucial in the build up to Worlds. Former winners Simon Gerrans and Tim Wellens are also on the start line and along with Sunweb duo Michael Matthews and Tom Dumoulin, are riders to watch in the battle for the victory.
Montreal's 12.1km course includes a climb over Mont Royal and racers will do 17 laps for a total of 205.7km. A small bunch sprint has often decided the winner but there always the potential for a solo winner as Wellens proved in a wet edition of the race in 2015.
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Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal 201710 September 2017 | Montreal | WorldTour
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Elite Men | Montreal - Montreal2017-09-10 205.7km
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Latest Content on the Race

Québec and Montréal GPs cancelled due to coronavirus
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WorldTour races in Québec and Montréal to go ahead as planned
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News Race organisers remain attentive to local public health restrictions amid COVID-19 pandemic

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News Canadian carries home hopes at GP de Québec and Montréal
Top News on the Race
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Cosnefroy: I wanted Alaphilippe to take more turns
French duo caught in finale of Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal -
Woods draws confidence from GP de Montréal display with World Championships in mind
'Hopefully, I can ameliorate my performance at Worlds' says Canadian -
Van Avermaet allays doubts with victory at Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal
Belgian shows World Championships form with first WorldTour win since 2017 Paris-Roubaix
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Woods: I feel like a pro cyclist after the Tour de France
Canadian carries home hopes at GP de Québec and Montréal -
Alaphilippe and Evenepoel lead Deceuninck-QuickStep at Canadian WorldTour races
French favourite and young Belgian ready themselves for World Championships -
Greg Van Avermaet will get final World Championships prep in Canada
Olympic champion won the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal in 2016 and hopes to ascend the podium once again
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