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Grand Prix de l'UVF
The final of the UVF Grand Prix on October 9, 1910
Race details
DisciplineTrack
TypeSprint race
OrganiserUnion Vélocipédique de France
History
First edition1894 (1894)
Final edition1945
First winner Arthur Augustus Zimmerman (USA)
Most wins Lucien Michard (FRA) (6 wins)
Final winner Emile Gosselin (BEL)

The Grand Prix de l'UVF was a track cycling sprint race held annually from 1894 until 1945.[1] During this time, it was the most important competition for track sprinters alongside the UCI Track Cycling World Championships and the Grand Prix de Paris.

Winners

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Year Winner Second Third
1894 United States Arthur Augustus Zimmerman United States George August Banker United Kingdom Arthur Edwards
1895 United States George August Banker France Ludovic Morin France Paul Bourillon
1896 No race
1897 France Ludovic Morin France Paul Masson France Paul Bourillon
1898 France Georges Deschamps Belgium Louis Grogna United Kingdom David Parlby
1899 Italy Gian Ferdinando Tomaselli Belgium Louis Grogna France Jean-Baptiste Louvet
1900 France Jean-Pierre Domain United Kingdom Tom Gascoyne France Jean Mathieu
1901 Italy Diego Conelli France Edmond Jacquelin Belgium Charles-Louis Van den Born
1902 France Paul Bourotte Belgium Louis Grogna Netherlands Harrie Meyers
1903 Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard Netherlands Harrie Meyers France Charles Piard
1904 Germany Walter Rütt France Charles Piard Germany Henri Mayer
1905 Germany Henri Mayer France Gabriel Poulain United States Frank Kramer
1906 France Gabriel Poulain United States Frank Kramer Germany Henri Mayer
1907 Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard Germany Henri Mayer Germany Walter Rütt
1908 France Émile Friol Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard Germany Walter Rütt
1909 Germany Walter Rütt Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard France Victor Dupré
1910 France Émile Friol Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard France Marcel Dupuy
1911 France Émile Friol Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard France Léon Hourlier
1912 (1) Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard Italy Cesare Moretti France Victor Dupré
1912 (2) France Julien Pouchois France Émile Friol France Victor Dupré
1913 Italy Cesare Moretti France Émile Friol Denmark Thorvald Ellegaard
1914–1918 No race
1919 France Marcel Dupuy France Gabriel Poulain France Bertrand Casas
1920 United Kingdom William Bailey Belgium Emile Otto France Marcel Dupuy
1921 Australia Harris Horder France Lucien Louet France Fernand Fournous
1922 Australia Robert Spears Italy Cesare Moretti Netherlands Piet Moeskops
1923 Netherlands Piet Moeskops France Lucien Michard Italy Cesare Moretti
1924 France Lucien Michard Switzerland Charles Guyot France Jean Cugnot
1925 France Lucien Michard Belgium Aloïs Degraeve Belgium Emile Otto
1926 France Lucien Michard France Maurice Schilles France Lucien Faucheux
1927 France Lucien Faucheux Netherlands Piet Moeskops France Maurice Schilles
1928 France Lucien Michard France Lucien Faucheux Australia Robert Spears
1929 Italy Mario Bergamini Italy Cesare Moretti Belgium Aloïs Degraeve
1930 Netherlands Piet Moeskops France Lucien Michard France Lucien Faucheux
1931 France Lucien Michard France Lucien Faucheux France Louis Gérardin
1932 France Lucien Michard France Louis Gérardin Belgium Jef Scherens
1933 Belgium Jef Scherens France Louis Gérardin France Lucien Michard
1934 Belgium Jef Scherens France Louis Gérardin France Lucien Michard
1935 Germany Albert Richter France Lucien Michard Belgium Jef Scherens
1936 France Louis Gérardin Belgium Jef Scherens Germany Albert Richter
1937 France Louis Gérardin Germany Albert Richter Belgium Jef Scherens
1938 Germany Albert Richter Belgium Jef Scherens France Louis Chaillot
1941 France Louis Gérardin
1942 Belgium Jef Scherens
1943 Belgium Emile Gosselin
1945 Belgium Emile Gosselin

References

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  1. ^ "Grand Prix de l'UVF". Memoire-du-cyclisme.eu. Retrieved 16 October 2020.