RESULTS
Québec 2023
RESULTS
Montréal 2023
JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE – Soudal Quick Step
Two-time world champion (2020 and 2021), Julian Alaphilippe is an explosive rider full of panache, capable of perking up the biggest races. Stage winner in the Tour de France, Milan San Remo and the Flèche Wallonne, his presence guarantees a great show.
ADAM YATES – UAE Team Emirates
Adam Yates, like his twin brother Simon, is one of the most impressive riders in the world peloton. A ten-time stage winner in Grand Tours, this year he finished third on the Tour de France podium, ahead of fourth-placed Simon.
MICHAEL MATTHEWS – Team Jayco AlUla
After 2 podiums in Québec City, the Australian puncheur won the GP de Québec and the GP de Montréal in 2018. He carries his momentum into 2019 by winning the GP de Québec. A ten-time stage winner in the Grand Tours, he is one of the best puncheurs in the peloton.
GREG VAN AVERMAET – AG2R Citroën Team
A regular at the GPCQM, which he has competed in on 9 occasions, he has claimed 6 podium finishes in Québec City and 3 in Montréal. In the metropolis, he reached the top step of the podium in 2019, as well as in 2016 as reigning Olympic champion. 2023 will mark his final season.
BENOÎT COSNEFROY – AG2R Citroën Team
At the end of a breathtaking finale, the French rider, U23 world champion in 2017, achieved the greatest success of his career in Québec City. A puncheur and specialist in difficult finishes, he dreams of repeating this victory on the Grande Allée.
MICHAEL WOODS – Israël-Premier Tech
Until 2007, Michaël Woods was one of Canada’s most promising track and field athletes, holding junior records in middle-distance running. Having turned to cycling after an injury, he has become a recognized professional, winning renowned races including the ninth stage of the Tour de France 2023 at the summit of the infamous Puy-de-Dome.
HUGO HOULE – Israël-Premier Tech
Three-time Canadian champion Guillaume Boivin will compete in his third Tour de France in 2023. A field hockey player until the age of 16, he found in cycling a way to express his athletic abilities, where his courage and strength are assets. He finished ninth at Paris-Roubaix in 2021.
GUILLAUME BOIVIN – Israël-Premier Tech
Three-time Canadian champion Guillaume Boivin will compete in his third Tour de France in 2023. A field hockey player until the age of 16, he found in cycling a way to express his athletic abilities, where his courage and strength are assets. He finished ninth at Paris-Roubaix in 2021.
GRAND PRIX CYCLISTE DE QUÉBEC
Province of Québec – Live on TVA Sports – September 13
International – Live on Eurosport – Septembre 13
GRAND PRIX CYCLISTE DE MONTRÉAL
Province of Québec – Live on TVA Sports – September 115
International – Live on Eurosport – Septembre 15
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COME AND EXPLORE THE FAN VILLAGE, IN THE HEART OF THE ACTION OF THE CYCLING GRAND PRIX!
A few steps from the start line, the Fans’ Village invites you to visit our exhibitors and partners. This year, the GPCQM boutique is bigger, and the Santini collection was expanded thanks to our partner Rafal Sports. Get ahead of the crowd and purchase items from our exclusive GPCQM / Santini clothing collection on the Rafal Sports online store.
Discover an impressive number of exhibitors from the world of cycling, entertainment and competitions right in the heart of the action. Helmets, sports eyewear, clothing, racks, accessories, demonstrations, nutritional products and more, explore the latest innovations and treat yourself at this UCI WorldTour event.
And don’t forget the Grands Prix Cyclistes Bar & Grill and our exhibitors’ caffeinated and tasty treats.
DISCOVER THE 2023 FANS VILLAGE EXHIBITORS BY CLICKING HERE !
BIKE PARK
Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
Park your bike safely in our Bike Park on Place George-V.
Open from 9:30 am to 5:00 am.
Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal
Park your bike safely in our Bike Park on Parc Jeanne-Mance.
Open from 9:00 am to 5:00 am.
