Grand Prix de Monaco (cycling) explained

Grand Prix de Monaco
Date:	February^[1]
Region:	Monaco
English:	Grand Prix of Monaco
Discipline:	Road
Type:	One-day race
Number:	35
Last:	1983
Mostwins:	(3 wins)

The Grand Prix de Monaco was a single-day road cycling race held annually in Monaco from 1949 to 1983.^[2]

Winners

Year	Winner	Second	Third
1949	Émile Rol	Amédée Rolland	Robert Vercellone
1950	Antoine Giauna	Théo Borri
1950^[3]	Georges Galliano	Antoine Giauna	Amedée Rolland
1951	Jean Dotto	Joseph Mirando	André Remond
1952	Jean Dotto		José Gil Sole
1953	Francis Siguenza	Charles Gregorini	André Geneste
1954	Francis Anastasi	Jacques Dupont	Gilbert Bauvin
1955	André Payan	Armand Di Caro	Fernand Valentini
1956	Francis Anastasi	Joseph Mirando	Raymond Elena
1957	Gilbert Bauvin	Louis Bobet	Seamus Elliott
1958		Raphaël Géminiani	Jean Bobet
1959	Joseph Groussard	Nino Defilippis	Alfred Gratton
1960		Carlo Brugnami	Claude Colette
1961			Gilbert Salvador
1962			Michel Nedelec
1963			Gilbert Salvador
1964			Gilbert Bellone
1965			Vito Taccone
1966			Raymond Poulidor
1967			Jean-Louis Bodin
1968			Cyrille Guimard
1969			Guy Gillet
1970			Constantino Conti
1971
1972
1973			Derek Harrison
1974			José De Cauwer
1975
1976			Raymond Delisle
1977	No race
1978			Klaus-Peter Thaler
1979			René Bittinger
1980			Hubert Arbès
1981			Bernard Bourreau
1982			Pierre-Henri Menthéour
1983			Eric Vanderaerden

Notes and References

1. Web site: GP Monaco . ProCyclingStats . 7 September 2021.
2. Web site: Grand Prix de Monaco . Memoire-du-cyclisme.eu . 7 September 2021.
3. In 1950, two editions of the race were organized, the first in April and the second in September.