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Criquielion (11
January 1957 – 18
February 2015) was a
Belgian professional road
bicycle racer who
raced between 1979 and 1990. In 1984,
Criquielion became...
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Grand Prix
Criquielion is a
European single day
cycle race held each year in and
around the
Belgian village of Deux-Acren. The race was
first organized...
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Moschetti took his
second win of the
season on 8
March at
Grand Prix
Criquielion, the same day that Tom Pid****
finished second to
reigning World Champion...
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Mathieu Criquielion (born 27
April 1981 in Ath) is a
Belgian former cyclist. His
father Claude was also a
professional cyclist. 2004 1st
Stage 1 Tour...
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Flanders cycling race was held on 5
April 1987. It was won by
Claude Criquielion after a 10 km solo breakaway. 88 of 233
starters finished the race. Danish...
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involved Steve Bauer and
Claude Criquielion. As
Bauer approached the line in the lead, the
second rider (Claude
Criquielion)
attempted to p****
through on...
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Benjamin Van
Itterbeeck 1990
Belgian Road Race,
Claude Criquielion 1992
Belgian Road Race,
Johan Museeuw 1995
Belgian Road Race, Wilfried...
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started in
Lugano and
finished in Geneva. The race was won by
Claude Criquielion of the
Hitachi team. "Tour of
Romandie (World Tour), Switzerland". BikeRaceInfo...
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Walle 1981
Freddy Maertens 1982
Jacky Ickx 1983 Eddy
Annys 1984
Claude Criquielion 1985
Gaston Rahier &
Vincent Rousseau 1986
William Van
Dijck 1987 Georges...
- Bulens, with ****istance from
directeur sportifs Jef De Bilde,
Claude Criquielion,
Marco Saligari and
Claude Van Collie.
Despite the fact that it was never...
