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Rider Profile

Hugo Houle

Israel-Premier Tech

Personal Details:

Nationality Canada

Date of birth 27/09/1990

Teams history:

2023 - Israel-Premier Tech
2022 - Israel-Premier Tech
2021 - Astana-Premier Tech
2020 - Astana Pro Team
2019 - Astana Pro Team
2018 - Astana Pro Team
2017 - AG2R La Mondiale
2016 - AG2R La Mondiale
2015 - AG2R La Mondiale
2014 - AG2R La Mondiale
2013 - AG2R La Mondiale
2012 - Spidertech powered by C10
2011 - Team Spidertech Powered By C10

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By Cyclingnews published 21 June 21

News Canada’s Hugo Houle and South Africa’s Stefan de Bod also in final eight-rider roster

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