Tour d'Egypte

Tour d'Egypte
Race details
Date Mid-February
Region Egypt
Discipline Road
Competition UCI Africa Tour
Type Stage race
History
First edition 1954 (1954)
Editions 28 (as of 2016)
First winner  René Van Meenen (BEL)
Most wins  Urs Dietschi (SUI) (2 Wins)
Most recent  Mounir Makhchoun (MAR)

Tour d'Egypte is a professional road cycling stage race held annually each February in Egypt. Tour d'Egypte is part of the UCI Africa Tour.

Winners

Rider Team
1954 Belgium Meenen, Rene VanRené Van Meenen (BEL)
1955 Denmark Andresen, Hans EdmundHans Edmund Andresen (DEN)
1956 Bulgaria Christov, NentchoNentcho Christov (BUL)
1957 Germany Malitz, WernerWerner Malitz (GER)
1958 Soviet Union Olizarenko, AnatolijAnatolij Olizarenko (URS)
1959 Germany Loffler, GerardGerard Löffler (GER)
1960 Germany Müller, KurtKurt Müller (GER)
1961 Poland Piechaczek, AndrzejAndrzej Piechaczek (POL)
1962 Germany Appler, LotharLothar Appler (GER)
1963–1974 No race
1975 Switzerland Dietschi, UrsUrs Dietschi (SUI)
1976 Switzerland Dietschi, UrsUrs Dietschi (SUI)
1977–1985 No race
1986 Soviet Union Umaras, GintautasGintautas Umaras (URS)
1987–1995 No race
1996 Ukraine Sinoukov, YuriYuri Sinoukov (UKR)
1997 Russia Sinyukov, SergeiSergei Sinyukov (RUS)
1998 Kazakhstan Kravchenko, VadimVadim Kravchenko (KAZ)
1999 Egypt Elnady, AmrAmr Elnady (EGY)
2000 Lithuania Lupeikis, RemigiusRemigius Lupeikis (LTU)
2001 Egypt Elnady, AmrAmr Elnady (EGY)
2002 Slovakia Husar, RadovanRadovan Husar (SVK) Slovakia (national team)
2003 South Africa Kannemeyer, TiaanTiaan Kannemeyer (RSA) Barloworld.com
2004 Slovakia Kovac, MarosMaroš Kovác (SVK) Dukla Trencin
2005 Kazakhstan Tretyakov, SergeySergey Tretyakov (KAZ) Kazakhstan (national team)
2006 Kazakhstan Chernyshov, IlyaIlya Chernyshov (KAZ) Cycling Team Capec
2007 South Africa Woolcock, WaylonWaylon Woolcock (RSA) South Africa (national team)
2008 South Africa Thomson, Jay RobertJay Robert Thomson (RSA) Team MTN
2009 Germany Springer, ChristophChristoph Springer (GER) Heraklion-Nessebar
2010–2014 No race
2015 Spain Mancebo, FranciscoFrancisco Mancebo (ESP) Skydive Dubai Pro Cycling Team–Al Ahli Club
2016 Morocco Makhchoun, MounirMounir Makhchoun (MAR) Morocco (national team)


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