Frank Hoste

Frank Hoste ( born August 29, 1955 in Ghent ) is a former Belgian cyclist.

Frank Hoste was a professional racing car driver 1977 until 1991. His biggest success in these years was winning the green jersey in the Tour de France in 1984. Overall, he started eight times in the Tour and won five stages.

1982 Hoste was Belgian road champion. He won numerous victories, Gent- Wevelgem including 1982 and the Four days of Dunkirk, in 1984 the Grand Prix de Wallonie and the 1986 Grand Prix of the Canton of Aargau. He also won stages at the Giro d' Italia and the Tour de Suisse.

After his cycling career Hoste opened a bicycle shop. Today he works as a representative for foreign bicycle companies and has worked as a radio commentator.

1984 Tour de France Gent–Wevelgem Stan Ockers Jean Forestier Jean Graczyk Rik Van Looy Jan Janssen Willy Planckaert Herman Van Springel Patrick Sercu Rik Van Linden Freddy Maertens Bernard Hinault Sean Kelly (cyclist) Eric Vanderaerden Jean-Paul van Poppel Eddy Planckaert Olaf Ludwig Laurent Jalabert Erik Zabel Robbie McEwen Baden Cooke Tom Boonen Alessandro Petacchi Mark Cavendish Peter Sagan Henri Luyten Arthur Vanderstuyft Cyrille Van Hauwaert Jean Rossius Jules Vanhevel Alphonse Schepers Georges Lemaire Gustave Danneels Jean Aerts Marcel Kint Rik Van Steenbergen Achiel Buysse Jozef Schils Frans De Mulder Jef Planckaert Edward Sels Guido Reybrouck Julien Stevens Roger De Vlaeminck Frans Verbeeck Roger Swerts Willy Teirlinck Michel Pollentier Jos Jacobs Lucien Van Impe Marc Sergeant Ferdi Van Den Haute Etienne De Wilde Carlo Bomans Johan Museeuw Wilfried Nelissen Tom Steels Axel Merckx Ludovic Capelle Geert Omloop Stijn Devolder Philippe Gilbert
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