Tour du Gévaudan Languedoc-Roussillon past winners
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Champions from 1980-2010
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2010 | Jérôme Coppel (Fra) Saur-Sojasun |
2009 | David Rösch (Ger) Atlas Romer's Hausbäckerei |
2008 | Mateusz Taciak (Pol) CC Etupes le Doubs |
2007 | Tanel Kangert (Est) Roue d'or Saint-Amandoise |
2006 | Ludovic Martin (Fra) VC Lyon - Vaux-en-Velin |
1993 | Pascal Churin (Fra) AS Corbeil Essonne |
1992 | Pascal Hervé (Fra) Niort |
1991 | Artu-ras Kasputis (Ltu) Lituanie |
1990 | Eugeny Anaskine (Rus) URSS |
1989 | Luis Felipen Moreno (Col) Colombie |
1988 | Philippe Delaurier (Fra) Flandres Artois |
1987 | Denis Jusseau (Fra) Stade Auxerrois |
1986 | Fabrice Lagrange (Fra) Stade Auxerrois |
1985 | Jean-Paul Garde (Fra) Stade Auxerrois |
1984 | Bernard Faussurier (Fra) CRC 4 Roanne |
1983 | Bernard Pinneau (Fra) CC Marmande |
1982 | Jean-Marie Landher (Fra) EC Colmar |
1981 | Etienne Néant (Fra) Dauphiné Savoie |
1980 | Philippe Chevalier (Fra) Dauphiné Savoie |
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