Tour of Romania

The Tour of Romania (Romanian turul Ciclist al României ) is a Romanian cycling race.

In 1931 the Federatia Română de Ciclism, the Romanian Cycling Federation was founded, whose president Vasile Canarache, the owner of the Bucharest newspaper Tempo, three years later organized the first Tour of Romania. The stage race, which his appointment is usually mid-June, and mostly comprises six or more stages, but was then not held every year. In the years after the Romanian Revolution of 1989 have seen increased financing problems which meant that the racing sections were transferred there, where the road conditions and the grants by local sponsors would allow a discharge. Since the 2008 season, the race is part of the UCI Europe Tour race series and is classified in category 2.2. Record winner are Mircea Constantin Dumitrescu Romascanu and that three were won by the race respectively.

Winner

• 2013 Ukraine Vitaly Buz
• 2012 Croatia Matija Kvasina
• 2011 Romania Andrei Nechita
• 2010 Bulgaria Vladimir Koew
• 2009 Russia Alexei Schtschebelin
• 2008 Hungary Rida Cador
• 2007, Romania George Daniel Anghelache
• 2006 Bulgaria Pawel Schumanow
• 2005, Bulgaria Ivaylo Gabrowski
• 2004, Bulgaria Vladimir Koew
• 2003 The Netherlands Jelle van Groezen
• 2002 Russia Alexander Sabalin
• 2001 Ukraine Leonid Tymtschenko
• 2000 Kazakhstan Vadim Kravchenko
• 1999 Kazakhstan Sergei Tretyakov
• 1998 Moldova Igor Bonciucov
• 1997 Romania Florin Privache
• 1996 not played
• 1995 Ukraine Igor Mitjanin
• 1994 Romania Anton Stelian