Everything about Paris-camembert totally explained
Paris-Camembert is a
semi classic held annually in April. Since 2005, the race is organized as a
1.1 event on the
UCI Europe Tour. The race starts in
Magnanville, near Paris, and finishes in
Vimoutiers overtaking difficulties such as
côte de Canapville,
côte du Moulin Neuf and
Mur des Champeaux just from the finish line. Historically, the race attracted a mostly French field of riders, but the field has become increasingly more diverse. By the 1970s famous riders were regularly participating and sometimes winning the race: riders such as
Bernard Hinault and
Joop Zoetemelk added celebrity and allure to the race. Teams based in France most heavily contest the race, but the race today also draws
UCI ProTour teams. Some riders also use the race in preparation for the
Ardennes classics.
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