2008 in Road Cycling - 1.HC Category Races

1.HC Category Races

Race Date Winner Second Third
Omloop Het Volk Mar 1 Philippe Gilbert Nick Nuyens Thor Hushovd
E3 Prijs Vlaanderen Mar 29 Kurt Asle Arvesen David Kopp Greg Van Avermaet
GP Miguel Indurain Apr 5 Fabian Wegmann Michael Albasini Joaquim Rodríguez
Grote Scheldeprijs Apr 16 Mark Cavendish Tom Boonen Robbie McEwen
La Flèche Wallonne Apr 23 Kim Kirchen Cadel Evans Damiano Cunego
Rund um den Henninger Turm May 1 Karsten Kroon Davide Rebellin Mauricio Alberto Ardila Cano
Commerce Bank International Championship Jun 8 Matti Breschel Kirk O'Bee Fred Rodriguez
GP du Canton d'Argovie Jun 8 Lloyd Mondory Manuel Quinziato Enrico Gasparotto
Dutch Food Valley Classic Jun 11 Robert Förster Sven Krauss Niko Eeckhout
Tre Valli Varesine Aug 19 Francesco Ginanni Leonardo Bertagnolli Damiano Cunego
Giro del Veneto Aug 31 Francesco Ginanni Serhiy Honchar Andrea Masciarelli
Coppa Placci Sep 6 Luca Paolini Enrico Gasparotto Mauro Finetto
Paris–Brussels Sep 13 Robbie McEwen Gert Steegmans Luca Paolini
GP de Fourmies Sep 14 Giovanni Visconti Stéphane Goubert Fabio Sacchi
Giro del Lazio Oct 5 Francesco Masciarelli Filippo Pozzato Danilo Di Luca
Giro dell'Emilia Oct 11 Danilo Di Luca Davide Rebellin Alexandr Kolobnev
Paris–Tours Oct 12 Philippe Gilbert Jan Kuyckx Sébastien Turgot
Giro del Piemonte Oct 16 Daniele Bennati Luca Paolini Alexandre Usov
Japan Cup Oct 26 Damiano Cunego Giovanni Visconti Ivan Basso

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