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Bretagne Classic odds

Bretagne Classic Ouest–France 2024 will be held 25 August 2024. There is no odds at Bretagne Classic Ouest–France 2024 yet.

Who wins Bretagne Classic Ouest–France 2023?

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Mathieu Van Der Poel4.504.50
Arnaud De Lie7.507.50
Christophe Laporte8.008.00
Benoît Cosnefroy11.0011.00
Jasper Philipsen15.0015.00
Marc Hirschi15.0015.00
Tiesj Benoot15.0015.00
Alberto Bettiol23.0023.00
Matteo Trentin23.0023.00
Søren Kragh Andersen23.0023.00
Julian Alaphilippe26.0026.00
Ben Healy34.0034.00
Michael Matthews34.0034.00
Valentin Madouas34.0034.00
Alex Aranburu41.0041.00
Brandon Mc Nulty41.0041.00
Jack Haig41.0041.00
Thibau Nys41.0041.00
Biniam Ghirmay51.0051.00
Corbin Strong51.0051.00
Pavel Sivakov51.0051.00
Stefan Küng51.0051.00
Alexander Kamp67.0067.00
Felix Großschartner67.0067.00
Maxim Van Gils67.0067.00
Dylan Teuns81.0081.00
Florian Vermeersch81.0081.00
Michal Kwiatkowski81.0081.00
Simone Velasco81.0081.00
Mauro Schmid101.00101.00
Alexey Lutsenko126.00126.00
Clément Champoussin126.00126.00
Anthony Turgis151.00151.00
Dries De Bondt151.00151.00
Ethan Hayter151.00151.00
Florian Sénéchal151.00151.00
Jasper De Buyst151.00151.00
Jon Izagirre151.00151.00
Luka Mezgec151.00151.00
Mathieu Burgaudeau151.00151.00
Paul Penhoet151.00151.00
Rémi Cavagna151.00151.00
Alessandro Covi201.00201.00
Clément Venturini201.00201.00
Greg Van Avermaet201.00201.00
Guillaume Martin201.00201.00
Jonathan Milan201.00201.00
Mauri Vansevenant201.00201.00
Jai Hindley251.00251.00
Jake Stewart251.00251.00
John Degenkolb251.00251.00
Marius Mayrhofer251.00251.00
Nikias Arndt251.00251.00
Pascal Eenkhoorn251.00251.00
Warren Barguil251.00251.00
Alessandro De Marchi301.00301.00
Anthony Perez301.00301.00
Bob Jungels301.00301.00
Fausto Masnada301.00301.00
Gianni Moscon301.00301.00
Jakob Fuglsang301.00301.00
Kelland O'brien301.00301.00
Lilian Calmejane301.00301.00
Matis Louvel301.00301.00
Natnael Tesfatsion301.00301.00
Nils Eekhoff301.00301.00
Oliver Naesen301.00301.00
Rafal Majka301.00301.00
Stan Dewulf301.00301.00
Alex Kirsch401.00401.00
Andreas Leknessund401.00401.00
Aurélien Paret-Peintre401.00401.00
Brent Van Moer401.00401.00
Daan Hoole401.00401.00
Daryl Impey401.00401.00
Elia Viviani401.00401.00
Gorka Izagirre401.00401.00
Henok Mulubrhan401.00401.00
Jan Christen401.00401.00
Johan Jacobs401.00401.00
Julien Simon401.00401.00
Koen Bouwman401.00401.00
Lucas Plapp401.00401.00
Peter Sagan401.00401.00
Sandy Dujardin401.00401.00
Tim Van Dijke401.00401.00
Davide Gabburo501.00501.00
Edvald Boasson Hagen501.00501.00
Giovanni Aleotti501.00501.00
Jens Keukeleire501.00501.00
Jonathan Lastra Martínez501.00501.00
José Joaquín Rojas501.00501.00
Loïc Vliegen501.00501.00
Luca Colnaghi501.00501.00
Lucas Eriksson501.00501.00
Lukasz Wisniowski501.00501.00
Marco Tizza501.00501.00
Owain Doull501.00501.00
Quentin Pacher501.00501.00
Tosh Van Der Sande501.00501.00
William Barta501.00501.00
Aimé De Gendt601.00601.00
Dries Devenyns601.00601.00
Filippo Magli601.00601.00
Jonas Rutsch601.00601.00
Mick Van Dijke601.00601.00
Pavel Bittner601.00601.00
Sam Oomen601.00601.00
Andrey Amador801.00801.00
Cédric Beullens801.00801.00
Dario Cataldo801.00801.00
Fabio Van Den Bossche801.00801.00
Iván Romeo801.00801.00
Jonas Rickaert801.00801.00
Senne Leysen801.00801.00
Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay801.00801.00

Bretagne Classic Ouest–France 2022

The 2022 Bretagne Classic Ouest-France, often known as the Bretagne Classic, is a one-day cycling race that will be held in the Brittany region of northwest France on August 28, 2022. It will be the 86th edition of the Bretagne Classic Ouest-France, and the 26th event on the 2022 UCI World Tour.

Grand Prix de Plouay was the first name of the competition. From 1989 until 2015, it was known as GP Ouest-France. It was a part of the inaugural UCI ProTour in 2005 and the UCI World Tour, which succeeded it, in 2011. It has been known as the Bretagne Classic Ouest-France since 2016.

Over the years, supporting events have expanded and now take place as part of a four-day festival at Brittany's final weekend of summer. These events include BMX races, track racing, and a mass participation ride.

The Route

In the centre of French cycling, the event starts and finishes in the small village of Plouay. The track includes eight gruelling 27 km laps and one 14 km lap with Brittany as a backdrop. The route, which demands peaks and tricky descents, is renowned for its high rate of attrition. The race often covered a total distance of about 247 kilometres.

The race passes over the Côte du Lézot, a one-kilometre climb with an average gradient of 6%, nearly soon after it proceeds. The circuit's halfway point, the Chapelle Sainte-Anne des Bois is reached after a gradual six-kilometre elevation. The race moves on to the Côte de Ty-Marrec, which has a maximum grade of 10%, following a level segment.

The final 14 km of the race provides options for distance sprinters or assaults on the final ascent of the Côte de Ty-Marrec. A small group of cyclists may occasionally be able to keep apart, but they are often caught by the sprinters and their teams as they approach the finish line.

Competing Teams

The teams often compete in the race made up of all nineteen UCI WorldTeams and five UCI ProTeams. In essence, teams from all over the world take part in the race. When riders push off, it really seems like a gang of assaults are moving ahead while making loud noises. However, the top competitors and competing teams are shown below:

Top Competitors: Tadej Pogačar, Wout Van Aert, Jonas Vingegaard, Stefan Küng, Arnaud Démare, Benoît Cosnefroy, Romain Bardet, Biniam Girmay, David Gaudu, Arnaud De Lie.

Competing Teams: Bardiani-CSF-Faizanè, BORA - hansgrohe, Bingoal Pauwels Sauces, WB, Jumbo-Visma, AG2R Citroën Team, Cofidis, Groupama - FDJ, Team DSM, UAE Team Emirates, Movistar Team, Bahrain - Victorious, INEOS Grenadiers, Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team, Team BikeExchange - Jayco, EF Education-EasyPost, Trek - Segafredo, Lotto Soudal, Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert Matériaux, TotalEnergies and so on.

Concurrent Champions

The title holder is Benoît Cosnefroy from the team AG2R Citroën Team in the 2021 Bretagne Classic. He took the first place ahead of Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck–Quick-Step) and Mikkel Frølich Honoré (Deceuninck–Quick-Step).

Besides, other concurrent champions are including Michael Matthews (Team Sunweb) 2020, Sep Vanmarcke (EF Education First) 2019, Oliver Naesen (AG2R La Mondiale) 2018, Elia Viviani (Team Sky) 2017, Oliver Naesen (IAM Cycling) 2016, Alexander Kristoff (Team Katusha) 2015.