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- 2005 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- 2006 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Cervélo (links | edit)
- Col de Turini (links | edit)
- Luis León Sánchez (links | edit)
- 2007 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Bauke Mollema (links | edit)
- 2008 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- 2009 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Rohan Dennis (links | edit)
- 2010 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Steven Kruijswijk (links | edit)
- Wout Poels (links | edit)
- 2011 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- 2004 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Gorka Izagirre (links | edit)
- 1933 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Simon Geschke (links | edit)
- 2012 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Nairo Quintana (links | edit)
- Sonny Colbrelli (links | edit)
- Ion Izagirre (links | edit)
- Simon Yates (cyclist) (links | edit)
- 2013 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- List of wins by Sky Professional Racing and its successors (links | edit)
- Human Powered Health (men's team) (links | edit)
- 2022 in sports (links | edit)
- Adam Yates (links | edit)
- Primož Roglič (links | edit)
- 2014 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- Christophe Laporte (links | edit)
- Wout van Aert (links | edit)
- List of wins by Quick-Step–Davitamon and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by Kwantum–Decosol–Yoko and its successors (links | edit)
- 2015 Paris–Nice (links | edit)
- List of wins by Reynolds and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by TIAA CREF and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by Colnago–Lampre and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by La Française des Jeux and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by Lotto and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by Astana Pro Team and its successors (links | edit)
- List of wins by Chazal and its successors (links | edit)
- Jack Haig (cyclist) (links | edit)
- Pierre Latour (links | edit)
- Bingoal WB (links | edit)
- Uno-X Mobility (men's team) (links | edit)
- Mads Pedersen (cyclist) (links | edit)
- Søren Kragh Andersen (links | edit)
- 1967 Paris–Nice (links | edit)