Berckmans, Jean-Pierre Belgium 09-09-1948
Bruyere, Joseph Belgium 05-10-1948
De Buysschere, Christian Belgium 21-07-1950
De Schoenmaecker, Jos (Joseph) Belgium 02-10-1947
Delcroix, Ludo Belgium 28-10-1950
Huysmans, Jos Belgium 18-12-1941
Janssens, Edward Belgium 18-01-1946
Lievens, Marc Belgium 16-07-1948
Martin, Jacques Belgium 16-04-1952
Merckx, Eddy Belgium 17-06-1945
Mintjens, Frans Belgium 23-11-1946
Rosiers, Roger Belgium 26-11-1946
Rottiers, Karel Belgium 07-04-1953
Spileers, Jean-Paul Belgium 25-06-1950
Spruyt, Joseph Belgium 25-02-1943
Van Braeckel, Etienne Belgium 19-11-1951
Van Schil, Victor Belgium 21-12-1939
Van Vlierberghe, Albert Belgium 18-03-1942
Hinault/La Vie Clair:
Andersen, Kim Denmark 10-02-1958
Arnaud, Dominique France 19-09-1959
Bauer, Steve Canada 12-06-1959
Berard, Charly France 27-09-1959
Bernard, Jean-François France 02-05-1962
Cornillet, Bruno France 08-02-1963
Eriksen, Kim Denmark 10-02-1964
Gomez, Marc France 19-09-1954
Hinault, Bernard France 14-11-1954
Jourdan, Christian France 31-12-1954
Leleu, Philippe France 28-03-1958
LeMond, Greg United States of America 26-06-1961
Rault, Jean François France 18-06-1958
Rüttimann, Niki Switzerland 18-08-1962
Salomon, Eric France 23-05-1962
Vallet, Bernard France 18-01-1954 until 31-10
Vigneron, Alain France 01-09-1954
Winterberg, Guido Switzerland 19-10-1962 from 01-06
Wiss, Benno Switzerland 13-07-1962
Lance ARMSTRONG (USA)
Jose AZEVEDO (POR)
Michael BARRY (CAN)
Manuel BELTRAN (ESP)
Michael CREED (USA)
Antonio CRUZ (USA)
Stijn DEVOLDER (BEL)
Viatcheslav EKIMOV (RUS)
Ryder HESJEDAL (CAN)
George HINCAPIE (USA)
Benoit JOACHIM (LUX)
Damon KLUCK (USA)
Kenny LABBE (USA)
Floyd LANDIS (USA)
Patrick McCARTY (USA)
Gennady MIKHAYLOV (RUS)
Benjamin NOVAL (ESP)
Pavel PADRNOS (CZE)
Victor Hugo PENA (COL)
Daniel RINCON (COL)
Jose Luis RUBIERA (ESP)
Jurgen VAN DEN BROECK (BEL)
Max van HEESWIJK (NED)
Robbie VENTURA (USA)
Dave ZABRISKIE (USA)
Edited by Wiggo on 27-07-2008 17:23
SportingNonsense wrote:
Wouldnt it be better to pick US Postal for Lance Armstrong and one of the years where they really dominated instead of going for his last win?
I agree, 2004 was the year when they were unbelievable. the starting shot went and they went to the front. at the end of the stage they were still there, shedding riders out the back.
It seemed like every mountain stage came down to Armstrong and two more guys and one was always Azevedo
they were just unreal that year.
The preceding post is ISSO 9001 certified
"I love him, I think he's great. He's transformed the sport in so many ways. Every person in cycling has benefitted from Lance Armstrong, perhaps not financially but in some sense" - Bradley Wiggins on Lance Armstrong
It is always difficult to make a db where you mix different cohorts.
For example, it might be in 1934 that Anquetil, ran against real bad mountain rider or classement riders?
And, for example. since Hinault won, there were many who was good in mountains. So it is always a little difficult to compare the riders
btw Great Work Edited by Lampert on 26-07-2008 11:14
