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GP de Gatineau

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GP de Gatineau, also known as the Grand Prix cycliste de Gatineau, is a women's professional one-day road race in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. First run in 2010, it is paired with Chrono Gatineau, an elite women's individual time trial held during the same cycling week; the road race returned under the Tour de Gatineau name in 2023. The event is classified by the UCI as a 1.1 race for elite women.

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What is the GP de Gatineau?

The GP de Gatineau, or Grand Prix cycliste de Gatineau, is a women's professional one-day road race. It takes place in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.

When was the GP de Gatineau first held?

The race was first run in 2010. It became part of a cycling week that also includes the Chrono Gatineau time trial.

What is Chrono Gatineau?

Chrono Gatineau is an elite women's individual time trial held during the same cycling week as the GP de Gatineau. The two events test different skills, with the GP using a road-race format and Chrono focusing on solo speed.

Who competes in the GP de Gatineau?

The event is for professional and elite women's road cyclists. Riders compete in a one-day road race rather than a multi-stage tour.

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