Six Days of Nouméa

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Six Days of Nouméa
Race details
Region	Nouméa, New Caledonia, France
Local name(s)	Six jours de Nouméa
Discipline	Track
Type	Six-day racing
History
First edition	1977 (1977)
Editions	18
Final edition	2003
First winner	Paul Bonno (FRA) Daniel Morelon (FRA)
Final winner	Robert Sassone (FRA) Jean-Michel Tessier (FRA)

The Six Days of Nouméa (French: Six Jours de Nouméa) was a six-day track cycling race held annually in Nouméa, capital of the French overseas territory of New Caledonia, from 1977 until 2003.^[1]

Winners

Year	Winner	Second	Third
1977	Paul Bonno Daniel Morelon	Keith Oliver John Trevorrow	Jean-Claude Lecourieux Jean Testard
1978-1979	No race
1980	Maurizio Bidinost Bernard Vallet	Kelvin Poole Gary Sutton	Daniel Gisiger Patrick Moerlen
1981	Maurizio Bidinost Francesco Moser	Serge Beucherie Alain Bondue	Jean-Claude Lecourieux Roy Schuiten
1982	Diederik Foubert Daniel Gisiger	Michael Grenda George West	Pascal Carrara Jens Schröder
1983-1988	No race
1989	Jamie Kelly Mark Victor	Gary Anderson Stuart McLeay	Gerd Dörich Udo Liehner
1990	Andreas Beikirch Frank Kuhn	Hervé Dagorne Éric Magnin	Frédéric Aubert Christophe Bonte
1991	No race
1992	Michel Dubreuil Scott McGrory	Daniel Pandelé Dominique Père	Graeme Miller Jeff Rutter
1993	Tony Davis Stephen Pate	Robert Bartko Stefan Steinweg	Michel Dubreuil Christian Pierron
1994	Jean-Claude Colotti Jean-Michel Monin	Michel Dubreuil Christian Pierron	Scott McGrory Marc Rousseau
1995	Serge Barbara Glen Thomson	Graeme Miller Jean-Michel Tessier	Christophe Capelle Pascal Chanteur
1996	Michel Dubreuil Carlos Da Cruz	Christian Pierron Andreas Walzer	Jean-Michel Tessier Robert Sassone
1997	Jean-Michel Monin Christian Pierron	Jean-Michel Tessier Robert Sassone	Andy Flickinger Jérôme Neuville
1998	Jean-Michel Tessier Robert Sassone	Chris Jenner Andreas Walzer	Thimothy Lyons Michael Rogers
1999	Christian Pierron Robert Sassone	Hilton Clarke Troy Clarke	Steeve Clavier Nicolas Nagle
2000	Danny Clark Graeme Brown	Greg Henderson Lee Vertongen	Gareth Atkins Nathan Clark
2001	Jean-Michel Tessier Robert Sassone	Steeve Clavier Nicolas Nagle	Gareth Atkins Nathan Clark
2002	Jean-Michel Tessier Adriano Baffi	Franck Perque Jérôme Neuville	Erik Weispfennig Stefan Steinweg
2003	Robert Sassone Jean-Michel Tessier	Erik Weispfennig Stefan Steinweg	Franck Perque Fabien Merciris

References

^ "Six Jours de Nouméa". Memoire-du-cyclisme. Retrieved 15 June 2019.

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