The GP Briek Schotte is a criterium road cycling race held annually around the village of Desselgem in West Flanders, Belgium.[1] The race was first organized in 1941. In 1942 and 1947, two editions were organized, one in July and the other in September.[2] The race was named in honor of Belgian cyclist Briek Schotte, the winner of the first three editions of the race.[3]

Winners

Year Winner Second Third
1941 Belgium Briek Schotte
1942 (July) Belgium Briek Schotte
1942 (Sept.) Belgium Briek Schotte
1943 Belgium André Defoort
1944 Cancelled
1945 Belgium Roger Desmet
1946 Cancelled
1947 (July) Belgium Maurice Meersman
1947 (Sept.) Belgium Norbert Callens
1948 Belgium André Maelbrancke
1949 Belgium Henri Denijs
1950 Belgium Georges De Craeye
1951–1952 Cancelled
1953 Belgium Emile Severeyns
1954 Belgium Paul Borremans
1955 Belgium Gilbert Desmet
1956 Belgium Germain Derycke
1957 Belgium Emile Severeyns
1958 Belgium Paul Borremans
1959 Belgium Gilbert Desmet
1960 Belgium Gilbert Desmet
1961 Belgium Arthur Decabooter
1962 Belgium Norbert Kerckhove
1963 Belgium Gilbert Desmet
1964 Belgium Julien Gekiere
1965 Belgium Willy Planckaert
1966 Belgium Daniel Van Ryckeghem
1967 Belgium Rik Van Looy
1968 Belgium Jos Huysmans
1969 Belgium Rik Van Looy
1970 Belgium Eric Leman
1971 Belgium Edward Janssens
1972 Belgium Christian Callens
1973 Belgium Walter Godefroot
1974 Belgium Willy Van Malderghem
1975 Belgium Herman Van Springel
1976 Belgium Willem Peeters
1977 Belgium Jos Schipper
1978 Belgium Willem Peeters
1979 Belgium Johnny De Nul
1980 Belgium Frans Van Looy
1981 Belgium André Dierickx
1982 Belgium Eddy Planckaert
1983 Belgium Ivan Lamote
1984 Belgium Patrick Versluys
1985 Belgium Dirk Heirweg
1986 Belgium Johan Capiot
1987 Belgium Dirk Demol
1988 Belgium Johan Museeuw
1989 Belgium Jean-Marie Vernie
1990 Belgium Gino De Backer
1991 Netherlands Patrick Eyk
1992 Belgium Johan Verstrepen
1993 Belgium Bart Leysen
1994 Belgium Hendrik Redant
1995 Netherlands Jans Koerts
1996 Belgium Wim Omloop
1997 Belgium Wim Feys
1998 Belgium Jo Planckaert
1999 Belgium Johan Museeuw
2000 Netherlands Max van Heeswijk
2001 Belgium Wilfried Peeters
2002 Belgium Sven Vanthourenhout
2003 Belgium Wilfried Cretskens
2004 Belgium Wilfried Cretskens
2005 Belgium Wouter Weylandt
2006 Netherlands Johnny Hoogerland
2007 Netherlands Steven de Jongh
2008 Italy Mauro Facci
2009 Belgium Niko Eeckhout
2010 Belgium Kevin Van Impe
2011 Belgium Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
2012 Belgium Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
2013 Belgium Julien Vermote
2014 United Kingdom Andrew Fenn Belgium Iljo Keisse Italy Gianluca Brambilla
2015[4] Netherlands Brian van Goethem Poland Łukasz Wiśniowski Belgium Boris Vallée
2016[5] Netherlands Brian van Goethem Belgium Jasper de Buyst Belgium Sep Vanmarcke
2017[6] Belgium Timothy Dupont Netherlands Piotr Havik Norway Carl Fredrik Hagen
2018[7] Belgium Milan Menten Belgium Enzo Wouters Belgium Kenny Dehaes
2019[8] Belgium Arjen Livyns Albania Ylber Sefa Australia Michael Freiberg
2020–2021 Cancelled
2022 Belgium Kobe Vanoverschelde Netherlands Jente Klaver Netherlands Meindert Weulink
2023 Belgium Jonas Rickaert Belgium Jordi Warlop Belgium Maarten Verheyen

References

  1. ^ "Desselgem - G.P Albéric Schotte (Bel) - Crit". memoire-du-cyclisme.eu. Retrieved 1 November 2022.
  2. ^ GP Briek Schotte palmares at Cycling Archives (archived, or current page in French)
  3. ^ "Grote Prijs Briek Schotte". FirstCycling.com. Retrieved 1 November 2022.
  4. ^ Francis Spruyt (15 September 2015). "Desselgem Koerse : Classement". directvelo.com.
  5. ^ Francis Spruyt (13 September 2016). "Kermesse Pro - Memorial Briek Schotte : Classement". directvelo.com.
  6. ^ Frédéric Gachet (12 September 2017). "Kermesse Pro - Memorial Briek Schotte : Classement". directvelo.com.
  7. ^ Frédéric Gachet (11 September 2018). "Kermesse Pro - Memorial Briek Schotte : Classement". directvelo.com.
  8. ^ Frédéric Gachet (10 September 2019). "Kermesse Pro - GP Memorial Briek Schotte : Classement". directvelo.com.
Allikas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GP_Briek_Schotte
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