Frank Hoste - Major Victories

Major Victories

1982
Gent–Wevelgem
Belgian cycling road championship
Four Days of Dunkirk
1982 Tour de France: 8th stage
1983
Giro d'Italia: Stage 16A
Tour de Suisse: Stages 1, 2 and 8
1984
1984 Tour de France
Winner stages 1, 6 and 21
Winner of the green jersey
GP de Wallonie
Hasselt-Spa-Hasselt
1985
Giro d'Italia: Stage 6
1986
1986 Tour de France: Stage 15
GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen
Tour de France points classification winners
  • 1953 Fritz Schär
  • 1954 Ferdinand Kübler
  • 1955–1956 Stan Ockers
  • 1957 Jean Forestier
  • 1958 Jean Graczyk
  • 1959 André Darrigade
  • 1960 Jean Graczyk
  • 1961 André Darrigade
  • 1962 Rudi Altig
  • 1963 Rik Van Looy
  • 1964–1965 Jan Janssen
  • 1966 Willy Planckaert
  • 1967 Jan Janssen
  • 1968 Franco Bitossi
  • 1969 Eddy Merckx
  • 1970 Walter Godefroot
  • 1971–1972 Eddy Merckx
  • 1973 Herman van Springel
  • 1974 Patrick Sercu
  • 1975 Rik Van Linden
  • 1976 Freddy Maertens
  • 1977 Jacques Esclassan
  • 1978 Freddy Maertens
  • 1979 Bernard Hinault
  • 1980 Rudy Pevenage
  • 1981 Freddy Maertens
  • 1982–1983 Sean Kelly
  • 1984 Frank Hoste
  • 1985 Sean Kelly
  • 1986 Eric Vanderaerden
  • 1987 Jean-Paul van Poppel
  • 1988 Eddy Planckaert
  • 1989 Sean Kelly
  • 1990 Olaf Ludwig
  • 1991 Djamolidine Abdoujaparov
  • 1992 Laurent Jalabert
  • 1993–1994 Djamolidine Abdoujaparov
  • 1995 Laurent Jalabert
  • 1996–2001 Erik Zabel
  • 2002 Robbie McEwen
  • 2003 Baden Cooke
  • 2004 Robbie McEwen
  • 2005 Thor Hushovd
  • 2006 Robbie McEwen
  • 2007 Tom Boonen
  • 2008 Óscar Freire
  • 2009 Thor Hushovd
  • 2010 Alessandro Petacchi
  • 2011 Mark Cavendish
  • 2012 Peter Sagan
Belgian National Road Race Champion – Men's Elite
  • 1894 Houa
  • 1895-1896 Luyten
  • 1897-1898 Bertrand
  • 1899 Degeetere
  • 1900 Quoidbach
  • 1901 Burger
  • 1902 Defrance
  • 1903 Vanderstuyft
  • 1904 Sales
  • 1905 Jamar
  • 1906 Not held
  • 1907-1908 Verstraeten
  • 1909 Van Hauwaert
  • 1910 Hanlet
  • 1911 Defraye
  • 1912 Verschoore
  • 1913 Van Daele
  • 1914 Dethier
  • 1915-1918 Not held
  • 1919 Rossius
  • 1920-1921 Vanhevel
  • 1922 Vermandel
  • 1923 Sellier
  • 1924 Vermandel
  • 1925 Debaets
  • 1926 Sellier
  • 1927 Mortelmans
  • 1928 Dervaes
  • 1929-1930 Wauters
  • 1931 Schepers
  • 1932 Lemaire
  • 1933 Duerloo
  • 1934 Roels
  • 1935 Danneels
  • 1936 Aerts
  • 1937 Kaers
  • 1938 Vantheemsche
  • 1939 Kint
  • 1940 Van den Meerschaut
  • 1941 Defoort
  • 1942 Maelbrancke
  • 1943 Van Steenbergen
  • 1944 Not held
  • 1945 Van Steenbergen
  • 1946-1947 Masson
  • 1948 Buysse
  • 1949 Ollivier
  • 1950 Ramon
  • 1951 Anthonis
  • 1952 Schils
  • 1953 Van Steenkiste
  • 1954 Van Steenbergen
  • 1955 Van Cauter
  • 1956-1957 Vlayen
  • 1958 Van Looy
  • 1959 Oellibrandt
  • 1960 De Mulder
  • 1961 Van Aerde
  • 1962 Planckaert
  • 1963 Van Looy
  • 1964 Sels
  • 1965 Godefroot
  • 1966 Reybrouck
  • 1967 Boons
  • 1968 Stevens
  • 1969 De Vlaeminck
  • 1970 E. Merckx
  • 1971 Van Springel
  • 1972 Godefroot
  • 1973 Verbeeck
  • 1974 Swerts
  • 1975 Teirlinck
  • 1976 Maertens
  • 1977-1978 Pollentier
  • 1979 Verlinden
  • 1980 Jacobs
  • 1981 De Vlaeminck
  • 1982 Hoste
  • 1983 Van Impe
  • 1984 Vanderaerden
  • 1985 Haghedooren
  • 1986 Sergeant
  • 1987 Van Den Haute
  • 1988 De Wilde
  • 1989 Bomans
  • 1990 Criquielion
  • 1991 Van Itterbeeck
  • 1992 Museeuw
  • 1993 Van den Bossche
  • 1994-1995 Nelissen
  • 1996 Museeuw
  • 1997-1998 Steels
  • 1999 Dierckxsens
  • 2000 A. Merckx
  • 2001 Capelle
  • 2002 Steels
  • 2003 Omloop
  • 2004 Steels
  • 2005 Baguet
  • 2006 Eeckhout
  • 2007 Devolder
  • 2008 Roelandts
  • 2009 Boonen
  • 2010 Devolder
  • 2011 Gilbert
  • 2012 Boonen


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