# List of wins by Mercier and its successors

This is a comprehensive list of victories of the Mercier cycling team.

## 1935 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Ligny, Marcel Kint
    Paris–Caen, Maurice Archambaud
    Jemeppe, Marcel Kint
    Stage 13b Giro d'Italia, Maurice Archambaud
    Stage 7 Tour de Luxembourg, Marcel Kint
    Aalst, Marcel Kint
    Stage 5a Tour de France, Maurice Archambaud
    Calais Criterium, Marcel Kint
    Tour of Flanders, Marcel Kint
    Hoegaarden, Marcel Kint
    Stage 14b Tour de France, Maurice Archambaud
    Zwevegem, Marcel Kint
    Koolskamp, Marcel Kint
    Paris Six Days, Maurice Archambaud

## 1936 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Maurice Archambaud
       Stage 2, Maurice Archambaud
       Stage 7, Pierre Cogan
    Overall Tour des Deux Sèvres, Pierre Cogan
       Stage 1, Pierre Cogan
    Overall Circuit du Morbihan, Cyriel Vanoverberghe
       Stage 1, Cyriel Vanoverberghe
    Jemeppe, Hubert Muller
    Lille, Noël Declercq
    Overall Tour of Belgium, Emile Decroix
       Stage 2, Marcel Kint
       Stage 6, Hubert Muller
    Stages 4 & 5 Tour de Luxembourg, Hubert Muller
    Kontich, Joseph Somers
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Maurice Archambaud
    Deurne, Joseph Somers
    Stage 19a Tour de France, Marcel Kint
    Stage 5 Tour de l'Ouest, Joseph Somers
    GP Plouay, Pierre Cogan
    Lier, Joseph Somers
    Koolskamp, Julien Heernaert

## 1937 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Roger Lapébie
       Stage 1a, René Le Grevès
    Critérium International, Roger Lapébie & René Le Grevès
    Rollegem, Marcel Kint
    Stage 4 Tour of Belgium, Joseph Somers
    Overall Paris–Saint-Étienne, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
       Stage 2, Roger Lapébie
    Bordeaux–Paris, Joseph Somers
    Overall Tour de France, Roger Lapébie
       Stages 9, 13a, 17c & 18a, Roger Lapébie
    Stage 3 Tour du Nord, Noël Declercq
    Kortrijk Criterium, Julien Heernaert
    Avelgem, Marcel Kint
    Thizy, Aldo Bertocco
    Grand Prix des Nations, Pierre Cogan
    Hennebont, Pierre-Marie Cloarec

## 1938 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Jules Lowie
       Stage 4, René Debenne
    Paris–Caen, René Le Grevès
    Paris–Brussel, Marcel Kint
    Overall Circuit du Morbihan, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
       Stage 1, Raymond Louviot
    Vilvoorde, Frans Demondt
    Stage 4a Tour of Belgium, Joseph Somers
    Stage 2 Paris–Saint-Étienne, Jules Lowie
    Lier, Joseph Somers
    Marchienne-au-Pont, Cyriel Vanoverberghe
    Stages 15, 16 & 18 Tour de France, Marcel Kint
    Stage 6 Tour de Suisse, Frans Demondt
    Marseille–Lyon, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Overall Clermont-Ferrand, Aldo Bertocco
       Stage 2, Aldo Bertocco
    Mons, Marcel Kint
    Stage 8 Tour de l'Ouest, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Oudenaarde, Georges Christiaens
    GP Plouay, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    UCI World Road Championship, Road Race, Marcel Kint
    Hennebont, Pierre-Marie Cloarec

## 1939 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Maurice Archambaud
       Stage 1 Paris–Nice, Roger Lapébie
    Paris–Camembert, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Stage 2 Paris–Saint-Étienne, Lucien Storme
    La Flèche Wallonne, Edmond De Lathouwer
    France National RoadChampionships, Road Race, Georges Speicher
    Circuit des Monts du Roannais, Raymond Louviot
    Eigenbilzen, Frans Demondt
    Nantes–Les Sables-d'Olonne, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Stage 2b Tour de France, Éloi Tassin
    Stage 3 & 14 Tour de France, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Raymond Louviot
    Stage 6b Tour de France, Edmond Pagès
    Stage 8a & 18b Tour de France, Marcel Kint
    Stage 10b, 10c, 12b & 17b Tour de France, Maurice Archambaud
    Stage 18a Tour de France, René Le Grevès
    Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, Marcel Kint
    Stage 4 Tour du Nord, Julien Heernaert
    Overall Circuit de l'Indre, Éloi Tassin
    Belgium National Road Championships, Road Race, Marcel Kint
    Marseille–Lyon, Pierre-Marie Cloarec
    Zottegem, Marcel Kint
    Overall Tour de l'Ouest, Briek Schotte
       Stage 3, Georges Speicher

## 1940 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Ransart, Briek Schotte
    Visé, Marcel Kint
    Omloop van België, Marcel Kint
    Circuit du Pays Grassois, Dante Gianello
    Boom, Frans Demondt

## 1941 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Critérium International, Benoît Faure
    Avignon–Lyon, Joseph Soffietti
    Ambérieu, Fermo Camellini
    Saint-Étienne, Benoît Faure
    Merelbeke, Briek Schotte
    Desselgem, Briek Schotte
    Koolskamp, Briek Schotte

## 1942 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Critérium International de Cyclo-cross, Robert Oubron
    France National Cyclo-cross Championships, Robert Oubron
    Tour of Flanders, Briek Schotte
    Nice–Mont Agel, Gabriel Ruozzi
    Omloop der Vlaamse Gewesten, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Stage 2 Tour of Belgium, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Montluçon, Robert Dorgebray
    Antheit, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Circuit de la Haute-Savoie, Fermo Camellini
    Desselgem, Briek Schotte
    Ougrée, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Stage 16 Vuelta a España, Celistino Camilla
    Genève, Roger Cottyn
    Merelbeke, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Stage 2 Clermont-Ferrand, Pierre Cogan
    Stage 1 Volta a Catalunya, Celistino Camilla
    Grand Prix des Nations, Jean-Marie Goasmat
    Stage 8a Volta a Catalunya, Fermo Camellini
    Desselgem, Briek Schotte
    Gullegem, Marcel Kint
    Stage 1 Circuit de France, Guy Lapébie
    Stage 3a Circuit de France, Georges Guillier
    Stage 6 Circuit de France, Raymond Louviot

## 1943 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Critérium International, Louis Gauthier
    Paris–Roubaix, Marcel Kint
    Tongeren, Marcel Kint
    La Flèche Wallonne, Marcel Kint
    Montluçon, Gérard Virol
    Overall Tour of Belgium, Marcel Kint
       Stage 2, Jules Lowie
    Scheldewindeke, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Brussel–Paris, Marcel Kint
    Merelbeke, Jules Lowie
    Clermont-Ferrand, Jean-Marie Goasmat

## 1944 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Gent, Marcel Kint
    Grand Prix du Printemps, Marcel Kint
    Nokere, Marcel Kint
    La Flèche Wallonne, Marcel Kint
    Willebroek, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
    Zingem Criterium, Odiel Van Den Meerschaut

## 1945 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Ichtegem, Marcel Kint
    Velzeke-Ruddershove, Marcel Kint
    Teralfene, Rik Renders
    Wingene, Marcel Rijckaert
    Bellegem, Marcel Kint
    Eke, Marcel Kint
    Omloop van België, Marcel Rijckaert
    Waregem, André Maelbrancke
    La Flèche Wallonne, Marcel Kint
    Nederzwalm-Hermelgem, Jules Lowie
    Brussels–Ingooigem, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Belgium National Road Championships, Road Race, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Overall Tour of Belgium, Norbert Callens
    Heusden-Zolder, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Nieuwerkerken, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Aalst, Karel De Baere
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Louis Gauthier
    Brugge, André Maelbrancke
    Deinze, André Maelbrancke
    Zottegem, Karel De Baere
    Dwars door Vlaanderen, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Machelen, Norbert Callens
    Saint-Étienne, Norbert Callens
    Mont-sur-Marchienne, Marcel Kint
    Lichtervelde, André Maelbrancke

## 1946 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Tour of Flanders, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Waregem, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Brussels, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Lauwe, Marcel Kint
    Tour des Quatre-Cantons, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Zürich, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Pleurtuit, Armand Le Moal
    Lyon (i), Roger Chupin
    Deinze, Richard Depoorter
    Marchienne-au-Pont, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Liège–Vichte, Marcel Kint
    Ingelmunster, Marcel Kint
    Paris–Montceau-les-Mines, Louis Gauthier
    Wilrijk Derny, Louis Brusselmans
    Overall Omnium de la Route, Richard Depoorter
       1st Stages 1a & 1b, Richard Depoorter
    Oud-Turnhout, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Retie, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Meslin-l'Eveque, Marcel Kint
    Vichte, Marcel Kint
    Quaregnon, Marcel Kint

## 1947 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Desselgem, Norbert Callens
    Charleroi–Chaudfontaine, Edouard Klabinski
    Amiens, Roger Chupin
    Stage 1 Tour de la Manche, Guy Butteux
    Stage 2 Tour de la Manche, Louis Déprez
    Soignies, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Knokke-Heist, Marcel Rijckaert
    Stage 4 Tour de Luxembourg, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stage 2 GP du Débarquement Nord, Gino Sciardis
    Overall Critérium du Dauphiné, Edouard Klabinski
       Stage 3a, Gino Sciardis
    Handzame, Arthur Mommerency
    Stage 16 Tour de France, Pierre Tacca
    Stage 20 Tour de Franc, Maurice Diot
    Charleroi, Edouard Klabinski
    Stage 2 Tour de l'Ouest, Marcel Rijckaert
    Lichtervelde, Adolf Verschueren

## 1948 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Paris–Roubaix, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Liège, Maurice Mollin
    Stage 3 Tour of Belgium, Maurice Mollin
    Tourcoing, Louis Déprez
    Avelgem, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stage 12 Tour de France, Pierre Tacca
    Strijpen, Marcel Rijckaert
    Stage 20 Tour de France, Bernard Gauthier
    Assenede, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Steendorp, Adolf Verschueren
    Brussel–Moorslede, Marcel Rijckaert
    Jumet, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Autun, Louis Gauthier
    Waremme, Marcel Kint
    Handzame, Arthur Mommerency

## 1949 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Tongeren, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Gent–Wevelgem, Marcel Kint
    La Flèche Wallonne, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Paris–Camembert, Jean Rey
    Paris–Brussel, Maurice Diot
    Stage 4 Tour du Maroc, Pierre Tacca
    Montluçon, Louis Déprez
    Aalst, Georges Desplenter
    Ichtegem, Norbert Callens
    Hesbaye–Condroz, Joseph Verhaert
    Stage 4 Tour de Luxembourg, Gino Sciardis
    Stage 2 Paris–Saint-Étienne, Maurice Diot
    Stage 1 Critérium du Dauphiné, Gino Sciardis
    Stage 2 Tour de la Manche, Louis Déprez
    Stage 5b Critérium du Dauphiné, Jean Guéguen
    France National Road Championships, Road Race, Jean Rey
    Stage 3 Tour de France, Norbert Callens
    Stages 12 & 21 Tour de France, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stages 11 & 15b Volta a Portugal, Jean Guéguen
    Stage 6 Tour de Suisse, Adolf Verschueren
    Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont, Marcel Kint
    Barvaux, Rik Van Steenbergen
    UCI World Road Championship, Road Race, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Charleroi, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Charlieu, Émile Baffert
    Brussels Six Days, Rik Van Steenbergen & Marcel Kint

## 1950 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Belgium National Cyclo-cross Championships, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Marseille, Maurice Diot
    Wetteren Derny, Adolf Verschueren
    Brugge, Georges Desplenter
    Steendorp, Karel De Baere
    Paris–Brussels, Rik Van Steenbergen
    GP de Wallonie, Joseph Verhaert
    Liège–Courcelles, Joseph Verhaert
    Stage 2 Omnium van de weg, Alois Vansteenkiste
    Roeselare, René Janssens
    Tournai, Marcel Kint
    Stage 1 Paris–Saint-Étienne, Bernard Gauthier
    Nantes, Attilio Redolfi
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Adolf Verschueren
    Stage 5b Critérium du Dauphiné, Gino Sciardis
    Maldegem, Marcel Rijckaert
    Fourmies, Edouard Klabinski
    Stage 21 Tour de France, Gino Sciardis
    Stage 4 Tour of Belgium, Alois Vansteenkiste
    Turnhout, Karel De Baere
    Overall Tour de l'Ouest, Attilio Redolfi
       Stage 3, Edouard Klabinski
       Stage 4, Jean Rey
    Halle, Karel De Baere

## 1951 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Brugge, Marcel Kint
    Paris–Brussel, Jean Guéguen
    Sint-Michiels, Leopold Degraeveleyn
    Circuit de la Haute-Savoie: Jean Guéguen
    Redon, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Hoboken, Karel De Baere
    Landen, Maurice Mollin
    Overall Paris–Saint-Étienne, Attilio Redolfi
       Stage 2, Jean Guéguen
    Overall Tour de la Manche, Louis Déprez
       Stage 1, Louis Déprez
    Stages 1 & 15 Giro d'Italia, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Bordeaux–Paris, Bernard Gauthier
    Heule, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Stage 2 Tour de Luxembourg, Alois Vansteenkiste
    Stage 1 Critérium du Dauphiné, Attilio Redolfi
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Adolf Verschueren
    Eindhoven, Rene Janssens
    Saint-Meen-le-Grand, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Overall Tour de l'Ouest, Rik Van Steenbergen
       Stages 2 & 4, Rik Van Steenbergen
       Stage 5, Roger Chupin
       Stage 7, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Niel-bij-Sint-Truiden, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Turnhout, Rene Janssens
    Eke, Marcel Rijckaert
    Tongeren, Joseph Verhaert
    Maubeuge, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Putte-Kapellen, Rene Janssens

## 1952 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Belgium National Cycl-cross Championships, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Stage 3 Tour of Algeria, Alain Moineau
    Stage 5 Tour of Algeria, Jean Guéguen
    Paris, Six Days, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Marseille, Robert Desbats
    Paris–Roubaix, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Oostende, Madison: Raphael Glorieux
    Stage 4 Tour du Maroc, Louis Déprez
    Stage 3a Roma–Napoli–Roma, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Overall Tour du Sud-Est, Bernard Gauthier
    Kortrijk, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Vaux–Poperinge, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Rocourt, Madison: Rik Van Steenbergen
    Paris–Clermont-Ferrand, Jean Guéguen
    Ichtegem, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Stage 2 Tour of Belgium, Maurice Mollin
    Stages 6, 9 & 10 Giro d'Italia, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Meulebeke, Karel De Baere
    Nantes, Alain Moineau
    Overall Tour of Belgium, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Overall Tour de la Manche, Louis Déprez
       Stage 1a, Louis Déprez
    Stages 4 & 5 Critérium du Dauphiné, Nello Lauredi
    Aalst, Marcel Rijckaert
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Raphael Glorieux
    Felletin, Robert Desbats
    Stage 1 Tour de France, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Paris–Limoges, Nello Lauredi
    Stage 3 Tour de France, Nello Lauredi
    Seraing, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stages 2 & 4 Tour de l'Ouest, Alois Vansteenkiste
    Stage 9 Tour de l'Ouest, Jean Guéguen
    Amiens Criterium, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Antwerpen, Karel De Baere
    Wichelen, Karel De Baere
    Sijsele, Karel De Baere
    Kruishoutem, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Overall Vuelta a la Argentina, Rik Van Steenbergen
       1st Stages 1, 8 11, 12 & 13, Rik Van Steenbergen

## 1953 – Mercier–Hutchinson

    Kuurne–Brussel–Kuurne, Leopold Degraeveleyn
    Brugge, Marcel Rijckaert
    Critérium International, Robert Desbats
    Tour of Flanders, Fred De Bruyne
    Paris–Camembert, Jean Guéguen
    Handzame, Karel De Baere
    Aubenas, Émile Baffert
    Plougasnou, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stage 2 Circuit des Six Provinces, Fred De Bruyne
    Montlueon, Bernard Gauthier
    Pleurtuit, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Blanden, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 9 Giro d'Italia, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Paris–Montceau-les-Mines, Jean Guéguen
    Brussel–Couvin, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Aalst, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Lede, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Raphael Glorieux
    Belgium National Road Championships, Road Race, Alois Vansteenkiste
    Stage 8 Tour de France, Jan Nolten
    Stage 13 Tour de France, Nello Lauredi
    Roubaix–Huy, Karel De Baere
    Lessines, Marcel Rijckaert
    Willebroek, Karel De Baere
    Mere, Marcel Rijckaert
    Lokeren, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Nouan-le-Fuzelier, Jean Guéguen
    Leuven, Marcel Rijckaert
    Watten, Louis Déprez
    Tour de Corrèze, Yves Cohen
    Zele, Henri Van Kerckhove

## 1954 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Oudenaarde, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Sint-Maria-Horebeke, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Karel De Baere
    Overall Paris–Nice, Raymond Impanis
       Stage 1, Raoul Rémy
       Stage 2, Raymond Impanis
    Milano–San Remo, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Marseille, Bernard Gauthier
    Critérium International, Roger Hassenforder
    Tour of Flanders, Raymond Impanis
    Paris–Roubaix, Raymond Impanis
    Circuit du Morbihan, Jean Guéguen
    Paris–Montceau-les-Mines, Jacques Marinelli
    Stage 4 Tour de Champagne, Gilbert Scodeller
    Stages 5, 16, 17 & 22 Giro d'Italia, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Paris–Valenciennes, Gilbert Scodeller
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Roger Hassenforder
    Ertvelde, Fred De Bruyne
    Stages 1 & 8 Critérium du Dauphiné, Bernard Gauthier
    Belgium National Road Championships, Road Race, Rik Van Steenbergen
    Stage 6 Tour de France, Dominique Forlini
    Stages 8, 13 & 22 Tour de France, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 15 Tour de France, Dominique Forlini
    Stage 5 Tour de l'Ouest, Robert Desbats
    Stage 6 Tour de l'Ouest, Roger Hassenforder
    Quillan, Dominique Forlini
    Keerbergen, Raymond Impanis
    Eeklo, Marcel Rijckaert
    Lokeren, Karel De Baere
    Pluneret, Albert Bouvet
    Bordeaux–Paris, Bernard Gauthier
    Hamme, Karel De Baere
    Berlare, Fred De Bruyne
    France National Track Championships, Individual Pursuit, Roger Hassenforder
    Paris–Tours, Gilbert Scodeller
    Zingem, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Brussel/Bruxelles, Six Days, Dominique Forlini
    Hombeek, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Wortegem, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck
    Battel, Cyclo-cross, Firmin Van Kerrebroeck

## 1955 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Genova–Nice, René Privat
    Brugge, Karel De Baere
    Stage 2 Paris–Nice, Bernard Gauthier
    Bordeaux–Saintes, Jean Dacquay
    Tour of Flanders, Willy Truye
    Critérium International, René Privat
    Vals-les-Bains, Jean Dacquay
    Stage 6 & 7 Tour de Tunisie, Jean Anastasi
    Stage 3 Tour du Maroc, Jean Dacquay
    Stage 2 Circuit du Morbihan, Isaac Vitré
    Stage 2a Dwars door Vlaanderen, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 3b Driedaagse van Antwerpen, Bernard Gauthier
    Stage 9b Tour du Maroc, Georges Meunier
    Circuit de la Haute-Savoie: Jean Anastasi
    Brive-la-Gaillarde, Albert Bouvet
    Stage 3 Tour du Sud-Est, Francis Anastasi
    Stage 4 Tour du Sud-Est, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 5 Tour du Sud-Est, René Privat
    Stage 8 Tour du Sud-Est, Albert Bouvet
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Albert Bouvet
    Circuit de l'Ain, Armand Di Caro
    Circuit de l'Indre, René Fournier
    Gullegem, Willy Truye
    Stage 1 Critérium du Dauphiné, René Privat
    Stage 6a Critérium du Dauphiné, Georges Meunier
    Stage 8 Critérium du Dauphiné, Bernard Gauthier
    Lier, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 1a Tour de la Manche, Francis Pipelin
    Nouan-le-Fuzelier, Eugène Telotte
    Montsauche, René Fournier
    Sete, Raoul Rémy
    Stage 7 Tour de l'Ouest, Pierre Gaudot
    Welle, Karel De Baere
    Montelimar, Raoul Rémy
    Plouay, Jean-Jacques Petitjean
    Nederbrakel, Fred De Bruyne
    Stage 2 Lyon–Montlueon–Lyon, René Privat
    Petegem, Karel De Baere
    Putte-Kapellen, Karel De Baere

## 1956 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Monaco, Valentin Huot
    Overall Paris–Nice, Fred De Bruyne
       1st Stages 1 & 4b, Fred De Bruyne
    Roanne, Robert Ducard
    Milano–San Remo, Fred De Bruyne
    Roanne, Robert Ducard
    Paris–Camembert, René Fournier
    Astene, Julien Schepens
    Impe, Michel Van Aerde
    Zarren, Julien Schepens
    Stage 3b Driedaagse van Antwerpen, Willy Truye
    Essenbeek, Julien Schepens
    Burst, Michel Van Aerde
    Chateau-Chinon-Ville, Jean Dacquay
    Mont Faron, Valentin Huot
    Vougy, Robert Ducard
    Lubbeek, Jan Adriaensens
    Stage 4a Roma–Napoli–Roma, Bernard Gauthier
    Stage 4 Tour de Champagne, Siro Bianchi
    Liege, Julien Schepens
    Avelgem, Julien Schepens
    Liege, Fred De Bruyne
    Morlaix, Albert Bouvet
    Stage 10a Vuelta a España, Eugène Telotte & Raoul Rémy
    Hoboken, Julien Schepens
    Overall Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Jan Adriaensens
       Stages 1 & 4, Jan Adriaensens
    Bordeaux–Paris, Bernard Gauthier
    Stage 1 Critérium du Dauphiné, Jacques Dupont
    Brussels–Liege, Julien Schepens
    Stage 3 Critérium du Dauphiné, Fernand Picot
    Denderleeuw, Martin Van Geneugden
    Machelen, Henri Van Kerckhove
    Drieslinter, Roger Baens
    Anzegem, Julien Schepens
    France National Road Championships, Road Race, Bernard Gauthier
    Stages 2 & 6 Tour de France, Fred De Bruyne
    Belgium National Road Championships, Road Race, Julien Schepens
    Stage 10 Tour de France, Fred De Bruyne
    Poix-du-Nord, Pierre Pardo‘n
    Tervuren–Breendonk, Roger Baens
    Strijpen, René Van Meenen
    Montigny-en-Gohelle, Bernard Gauthier
    Aalst Criterium, Fred De Bruyne
    Felletin, Pierre Beuffeuil
    Overall Tour de l'Ouest, Francis Pipelin
       Stage 2, Albert Bouvet
       Stage 5, Robert Desbats
    Jeuk, Roger Baens
    Londerzeel, Jan Adriaensens
    Ruiselede, Julien Schepens
    Taule, Francis Pipelin
    Zutendaal, Martin Van Geneugden
    Plouay, Valentin Huot
    Rummen, Roger Baens
    Eke, Michel Van Aerde
    Schoonaarde, Michel Van Aerde
    Zwijnaarde, Julien Schepens
    Vichte, Jan Adriaensens
    Paris–Tours, Albert Bouvet
    Overall Desgrange-Colombo, Fred De Bruyne

## 1957 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Genova–Nice, Louison Bobet
    Stage 2 Paris–Nice, Julien Schepens
    Stage 5b Paris–Nice, Andre Ruffet
    Hoegaarden, Martin Van Geneugden
    Geneve, Roger Baudechon
    Stage 1b Tour de Champagne, Jacques Bianco
    Stage 2 Tour de Champagne, Jacques Bianco
    Stage 3 Tour de Champagne, Jean Bellay
    Mont Faron Chrono, Valentin Huot
    Morlaix, René Fournier
    Stages 1 & 3 Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Julien Schepens
    Overall Tour de Champagne, Jacques Bianco
    Circuit de la Haute-Savoie: Jean Bellay
    Stage 1 Tour de l'Aude, Isaac Vitré
    Overall Tour de Normandie, Pierre Gouget
       Stage 4, Michel Van Aerde
    Raversijde, Gilbert Saelens
    Stage 1 Bourges, Francis Anastasi
    Verlaine, Roger Baudechon
    Brussel–Bever, Roger Baudechon
    Stage 5 Tour du Sud-Est, Mohamed Ben Brahimi
    Nantes, Isaac Vitré
    Stage 1 Eisden, Julien Schepens
    Sint-Pieters-Woluwe, Roger Baudechon
    Bordeaux–Paris, Bernard Gauthier
    Overall Eisden, Michel Van Aerde
    Stage 15 Giro d'Italia, Louison Bobet
    Blanden, Roger Baudechon
    Stage 1 Critérium du Dauphiné, René Privat
    Schepdaal, Roger Baudechon
    Geneve, Roger Baudechon
    Stages 3a & 5 Critérium du Dauphiné, Michel Van Aerde
    Stages 3b & 9 Critérium du Dauphiné, Fernand Picot
    Sint-Genesius-Rode, Roger Baudechon
    Knokke-Heist, Willy Truye
    Hanret Criterium, Martin Van Geneugden
    France National Road Championships, Road Race, Valentin Huot
    Ollignies, Roger Baudechon
    Stages 2, 3a, 11 & 15a Tour de France, René Privat
    Charleroi, Louison Bobet
    La Chatre, Louison Bobet
    Tienen, Martin Van Geneugden
    Barsac, Raoul Rémy
    Temse, Roger Baudechon
    Sallanches, Louison Bobet
    Deerlijk, Roger Baudechon
    Overall Tour de l'Ouest, Pierre Gouget
       Stages 1 & 8, Julien Schepens
       Stages 3 & 5, Willy Truye
       Stage 4 Tour de l'Ouest, Michel Van Aerde
    Braine-l'Alleud, Amateurs: Roger Baudechon
    Dunkerque, Willy Truye
    Felletin, Marcel Queheille
    Guemene, Andre Ruffet
    Lessines, Roger Baudechon
    Grand-Bourg, Marcel Queheille
    Laken, Roger Baudechon
    Mere, Gilbert Saelens
    Chateauneuf-du-Faou, Francis Pipelin
    Scaar, Francis Pipelin
    Plouay, Isaac Vitré
    Antwerpen, Karel De Baere
    Thizy, Stephane Klimek
    Erpe, Michel Van Aerde
    Beernem Criterium, Julien Schepens
    Overall Circuit d'Aquitaine, Rene Abadie
       Stages 1 & 2, Rene Abadie
    Lembeek, Roger Baudechon
    Brive-la-Gaillarde, Louison Bobet
    Plougonver, René Fournier
    Hennebont, Fernand Picot
    Gourin, Fernand Picot

## 1958 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Stage 6 Paris–Nice, Fernand Picot
    Plo‘rmel, Francis Pipelin
    Overall Tour du Haut Var, René Privat
       Stage 1, René Privat
    Stage 1a Driedaagse van Antwerpen, Karel De Baere
    Impe, Frans Aerenhouts
    Wervik, Marcel Ongenae
    Eijsden, Martin Van Geneugden
    Stage 1 Tour de Romandie, Tino Sabbadini
    Stage 3a Tour de Romandie, Jean Bellay
    Raversijde, Marcel Ongenae
    Overall Tour du Sud-Est, Bernard Gauthier
    Stage 1 Tour de Picardie, Jean Bellay
    Overall GP du Midi-Libre, Francis Pipelin
       Stage 1, Tino Sabbadini
       Stage 3a, Francis Pipelin
    Overall Tour de Champagne, Jean Gainche
       Stage 2, Mohamed Ben Brahimi
       Stage 3, Joseph Bianco
       Stage 4, Jean Gainche
    Mountains classification Critérium du Dauphiné, Francis Pipelin
       Stage 1, Francis Pipelin
       Stage 7b, Robert Cazala
    Stage 1 Omloop van het Westen, Frans Aerenhouts
    Lier, Martin Van Geneugden
    France National Road Championships, Road Race, Valentin Huot
    Sint-Niklaas Criterium, Karel De Baere
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Jean Gainche
    Stage 5 Tour de France, Tino Sabbadini
    Stages 6 & 12 Tour de France, Martin Van Geneugden
    Gistel, Karel De Baere
    Bavikhove, Willy Truye
    Salignac, René Privat
    Beervelde, Michel Van Aerde
    Stage 3 Tour de l'Ouest, Frans Aerenhouts
    Lessines, Georges Jomaux
    Grenade-sur-Garonne, Jacques Sabathier
    Wervik, Michel Van Aerde
    Plouay, Jean Gainche
    Leuven, Karel De Baere
    Charleroi, Frans Aerenhouts
    Overall Circuit d'Aquitaine, Willy Truye
       Stage 1, Willy Truye
    Gap, Tino Sabbadini
    Overall Tour du Nord, Willy Truye
    Stage 1, Willy Truye
    Hoegaarden, Frans Aerenhouts
    Putte-Kapellen, Karel De Baere

## 1959 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Tongeren, Valere Paulissen
    Bonnat, Tino Sabbadini
    Brussels, Valere Paulissen
    Plougasnou, Albert Bouvet
    Overall Tour du Sud-Est, René Privat
    Valentigney, René Privat
    Overall Roma–Napoli–Roma, Louison Bobet
       Stages 1, 2, 3, 5b & 9, Louison Bobet
    Stages 2 & 4 Tour de Romandie, Albert Bouvet
    Stage 2 GP du Midi-Libre, Fernand Picot
    Stage 3b GP du Midi-Libre, Robert Cazala
    Bordeaux–Paris, Louison Bobet
    Fréjus, Louison Bobet
    Meulebeke, Frans Aerenhouts
    Stage 3 Critérium du Dauphiné, Marcel Queheille
    Overall Tour de Champagne, Robert Cazala
       Stages 3 & 5 Tour de France, Robert Cazala
       Stage 9 Tour de France, Marcel Queheille
    Rillaar, Valere Paulissen
    Bavikhove, Willy Truye
    Plessala, Fernand Picot
    Stage 6 Tour de l'Ouest, Joseph Wasko
    Ussel, Fernand Picot
    Castillon-la-Bataille Criterium, Andre Trochut
    Montelimar, René Privat
    Ruiselede, Willy Truye
    Taule, Félix Lebuhotel
    Sint-Amands, Frans Aerenhouts
    Quimperle, Francis Pipelin

## 1960 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Alger, Robert Cazala
    Harelbeke, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Hoegaarden, Theo Perpet
    Tour of Flanders, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Milano–San Remo, René Privat
    Gooik, Theo Perpet
    Brussels–Tielt, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Deerlijk, Richard Everaerts
    Tour of Flanders, Richard Everaerts
    Bauge, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Genappe, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Gent–Wevelgem, Frans Aerenhouts
    Bonnat, Raymond Poulidor
    Rillaar, Theo Perpet
    Brussels, Theo Perpet
    Bothsorel, Francis Pipelin
    Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Theo Perpet
    Drieslinter, Theo Perpet
    Houthalen, John Van Tongerloo
    Borchtlombeek, Theo Perpet
    Overall Tour de Champagne, Robert Cazala
       Stage 2, Robert Cazala
    Sint-Joris-Winge, Theo Perpet
    Stage 1b Tour de l'Aude, Raymond Batan
    Stage 2 Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Tino Sabbadini
    Stage 12a Zivod M’ru, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Grimbergen, Theo Perpet
    Mortsel, Amateurs: Theo Perpet
    Stage 2 Tour of Belgium, Jozef Schils
    Overall GP du Midi-Libre, Valentin Huot
       Stage 1, Valentin Huot
       Stage 2, Robert Cazala
    Lembeek, Amateurs: Theo Perpet
    Stage 4b Tour of Belgium, Jozef Schils
    Stage 6 Critérium du Dauphiné, Robert Cazala
    Overall Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen, Richard Everaerts
    Soignies, Jozef Schils
    Beigem, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Dilbeek, Theo Perpet
    Braine-l'Alleud, Jozef Schils
    Stage 2 Tour de France, René Privat
    Hemiksem, John Van Tongerloo
    Bekkevoort, Theo Perpet
    Perk, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Stage 1Circuit d'Aquitaine, Robert Verdeun
    Stage 20 Tour de France, Pierre Beuffeuil
    Rotselaar, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Strijpen, Jozef Schils
    Stage 1 Grande Premio Vilar, Jean Dacquay
    Callac, Francis Pipelin
    Arendonk Derny, Frans Aerenhouts
    Sint-Genesius-Rode, Theo Perpet
    Plessala, Jean Bourlès
    Zottegem, Richard Everaerts
    Strombeek-Bever, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Booischot, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Rillaar, Richard Everaerts
    Auvelais, Jozef Schils
    Arcachon, Raymond Poulidor
    Haasrode, Theo Perpet
    Zottegem, Jozef Schils
    Merchtem, Theo Perpet
    Kaprijke, Richard Everaerts
    Zellik, Jozef Schils
    Tienen, Theo Perpet
    Stage 4 Tour du Nord, Jozef Schils
    Braine-le-Comte, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Kapelle-op-den-Bos, Theo Perpet
    Kumtich, Jozef Schils
    Waarschoot, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Petegem, Theo Perpet

## 1961 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Genova–Nice, Fernand Picot
    Paris Cyclo-cross, Maurice Gandolfo
    Brussels–Zepperen, Alfons Hellemans
    Hoegaarden, Jozef Schils
    Stage 5 Paris–Nice, Jean Anastasi
    Brussels–Oetingen, Alfons Hellemans
    Milano–San Remo, Raymond Poulidor
    Antwerpen–Wevelgem, Frans Aerenhouts
    Gent–Wevelgem, Frans Aerenhouts
    Mont Faron, Chrono, Raymond Poulidor
    Overall Tour du Haut Var, Robert Cazala
    Stage 2 GP du Midi-Libre, Robert Cazala
    Plougasnou, Édouard Bihouée
    Sint-Lievens-Esse, Jozef Schils
    Stage 4 Tour de Champagne, Joseph Wasko
    Bonheiden, Alfons Hellemans
    Stage 2 Tour de l'Aude, Arnaud Geyre
    Evergem, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Stage 4 GP du Midi-Libre, Robert Cazala
    Bierbeek, Jozef Schils
    Stage 1 Weekend Wallon, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Buggenhout, Alfons Hellemans
    France National Road Championships, Road Race, Raymond Poulidor
    Beigem, Alfons Hellemans
    Douglas, Alfons Hellemans
    Boortmeerbeek, Alfons Hellemans
    Stage 21 Tour de France, Robert Cazala
    Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Alfons Hellemans
    Overall Fourmies, Joseph Wasko
    Lalinde, Robert Cazala
    Chateau-Chinon Criterium, Jean Gainche
    Jambes, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Sint-Katelijne-Waver, Alfons Hellemans
    Quillan, Pierre Beuffeuil
    Brussels–Evere, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Pluneret, Francis Pipelin
    Plouay, Fernand Picot
    Lyon, Manuel Manzano
    Hennebont, Jean Bourlès
    Langemark, Jozef Schils

## 1962 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Monaco, Manuel Manzano
    Nice–Mont Agel, Manuel Manzano
    Stage 3b Paris–Nice, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Tour of Flanders, Alfons Hellemans
    Kortrijk–Galmaarden, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Roeselare, Frans Aerenhouts
    Redon, Félix Lebuhotel
    Gaver, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Stage 4 Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Stage 2 Tour de l'Aude, Manuel Manzano
    Brussels–Nandrin, Victor Van Schil
    Aalst, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Cras-Avernas, Jozef Schils
    Stage 1 Tour de Luxembourg, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Willebroek, Frans Aerenhouts
    Bornem, Frans Aerenhouts
    Machelen, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Stages 6 & 12 Tour de France, Robert Cazala
    Plemet, Francis Pipelin
    Stage 19 Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Seignelay, Robert Cazala
    Mol, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Plessala, Édouard Bihouée
    Zottegem, Jozef Schils
    Mere, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Plouay, Jean Gainche
    Lede, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Zele, Frans Melckenbeeck

## 1963 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Eizer-Overijse, Cyclo-cross, Maurice Gandolfo
    Mountains classification Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 1 Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
    Brest, Hubert Ferrer
    Tour of Flanders, August Verhaegen
    Roeselare, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Eizer-Overijse, Victor Van Schil
    Stage 2 Tour du Sud-Est, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Morlaix, Jean Bourlès
    Tredion, Manuel Manzano
    Hoboken, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Plougasnou, Jean Bourlès
    Liege, Frans Melckenbeeck
    La Fleche Wallonne, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 5a Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Plouigneau, Franeois Le Bihan
    Ninove, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Belgium National Track Championships, Individual Sprint, Jos De Bakker
    Road Championship of Flanders, Road Race, August Verhaegen
    Stage 6 Tour de Suisse, Freddy Eugen
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Tienen, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Melle, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Eymoutiers, Robert Cazala
    Aalst Criterium, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Limoges, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 2 Paris–Luxembourg, Raymond Poulidor
    Ussel, Raymond Poulidor
    Pleine-Fougères, Jean Bourlès
    Port-Brillet, Franeois Le Bihan
    Merksem, Victor Van Schil
    Kortemark, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Grand Prix des Nations, Raymond Poulidor
    Hennebont, Franeois Le Bihan
    Petegem, Willy Vanden Berghen
    Commentry, Claude Mazeaud
    Lugano Chrono, Raymond Poulidor

## 1964 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Stage 4 Paris–Nice, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Stage 7 Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
    Stages 5 & 9 Tour de Tunisie, Paul Lemeteyer
    Roeselare, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Overall Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 3, Raymond Poulidor
    Overall Tour du Sud-Est, Jean-Claude Annaert
    Sevignac, André Le Dissez
    Nokere, Robert De Middeleir
    Overall Circuit de Lorraine, Jean-Pierre Magnien
       Stage 4a, Jean-Pierre Magnien
    Merelbeke, August Verhaegen
    Overall Vuelta a España, Raymond Poulidor
       Stages 3, 6 & 17, Frans Melckenbeeck
       Stage 11, Victor Van Schil
       Stages 12 & 13, Barry Hoban
       Stage 15, Raymond Poulidor
    Landen, Alfons Hellemans
    Walshoutem, Alfons Hellemans
    Stage 1 GP du Midi-Libre, Robert Cazala
    Stage 3 GP du Midi-Libre, Barry Hoban
    Stages 2 & 4a Critérium du Dauphiné, Raymond Poulidor
    Lier, Victor Van Schil
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Jean Anastasi
    Kontich, August Verhaegen
    Stage 15 Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Temse, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Mechelen, Victor Van Schil
    Plessala, Jean Gainche
    Plemet, Jean Marcarini
    Zwevegem, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Stage 2b Circuit du Morbihan, Jean Marcarini
    Herenthout, Alfons Hellemans
    Felletin, Raymond Poulidor
    Lede, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Kortemark, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Hoegaarden, Victor Van Schil
    Hennebont, Jean Gainche
    Fourmies, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Pernod–Super Prestige, Raymond Poulidor

## 1965 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Berlin Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Maze Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Germany National Cyclo-cross Championship, Rolf Wolfshohl
    France National Cyclo-cross Championship, Pierre Bernet
    Conflans-Sainte-Honorine Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Binningen Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Stage 8 Paris–Nice, Joseph Spruyt
    Wevelgem, Andre Meriaux
    Harelbeke, Joseph Spruyt
    Stage 1 Critérium International, Jean-Claude Annaert
    Stage 2 Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
    Torhout, Roger Swerts
    Tour of Flanders, Roger Swerts
    Sainte-Alvere, Robert Cazala
    Mont-de-Marsan, Raymond Poulidor
    Stasegem: Roger Swerts
    Wielsbeke, Roger Swerts
    Overall Vuelta a España, Rolf Wolfshohl
       Stages 4a & 16, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 10a, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Ploneour-Lanvern, Georges Chappe
    Saint-Laurent-des-Hommes, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Ninove, Roger Swerts
    Brussels–Liege, Roger Swerts
    Overall Tour de la Manche, Yves Vignolles
    Erembodegem, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Ferriere-la-Grande, Jean-Claude Annaert
    Stages 5b & 14 Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Eine, Roger Swerts
    Callac, Raymond Poulidor
    Scherpenheuvel, Victor Van Schil
    Plemet, Jean Gainche
    Nijlen, Victor Van Schil
    Tessenderlo Criterium, Roger Swerts
    Antwerpen, Frans Aerenhouts
    Cajarc, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Zottegem, Frans Aerenhouts
    Geetbets, Victor Van Schil
    Overijse, Joseph Spruyt
    Hennebont, Jean Marcarini
    Overall Montjuich, Raymond Poulidor
       Stages 1a & 1b, Raymond Poulidor
    Niel Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl

## 1966 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Kleineichen, Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Germany National Cyclo-cross Championship, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Omloop Het Volk, Alfons Cools
    Stage 6b Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
    Plougasnou, Seamus Elliott
    Overall Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 1, Gilbert Bellone
       Stage 3, Raymond Poulidor
    Chateauneuf, Gilbert Bellone
    Stage 1a Tour of Belgium, Victor Van Schil
    Saint-Claud, Gilbert Bellone
    Belgium National Interclub Championships, Roger Swerts
    Stage 2 Tour of Belgium, Alfons Cools
    Hechtel, Alfons Cools
    Mont Faron Chrono, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 5a Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Frankfurt am Main, Barry Hoban
    Labastide-d'Armagnac, Christian Leduc
    Ploudalmezeau, Seamus Elliott
    Overall Critérium du Dauphiné, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 7b, Raymond Poulidor
    Cours, Victor Van Schil
    Aartrijke, Albert Bourgois
    Sint-Truiden, Alfons Cools
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Jean-Louis Bodin
    Stage 14b Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Melle, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Schoten, Joseph Spruyt
    Quillan, Raymond Poulidor
    Lubbeek, Frans Aerenhouts
    Bussieres, Raymond Poulidor
    Oostkamp, Barry Hoban
    Heule, Frans Melckenbeeck
    Heist-op-den-Berg, Victor Van Schil
    Chanteloup Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Laarne Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl

## 1967 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Fréjus, Francis Campaner
    Gent–Ieper, Jos Van Mechelen
    Paris–Camembert, Georges Chappe
    Kortrijk–Galmaarden, Jos Van Mechelen
    Belgium National Interclub Championships, Joseph Spruyt
    Stage 8 Vuelta a España, Gilbert Bellone
    Stage 15b Vuelta a España, Raymond Poulidor
    Stabroek, Roger Swerts
    Falisolle, Eddy Beugels
    Stage 5b Tour de France, Joseph Spruyt
    Stage 14 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Stage 22b Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Overall Tour de la province de Liege, Henk Hiddinga
    Callac, Barry Hoban
    Stage 2 Circuit du Morbihan, Jean Marcarini
    GP de Belgique, Eddy Beugels
    Chateau-Chinon Criterium, Barry Hoban
    Ussel, Raymond Poulidor
    Turnhout, Joseph Spruyt
    Assent, Joseph Spruyt
    Hennebont, Andre Foucher
    Oostrozebeke Criterium, Herman Van Loo
    Overall Montjuich, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 1b, Raymond Poulidor
    Lausanne, Raymond Poulidor

## 1968 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Saint-Tropez, Cyrille Guimard
    Genova–Nice, Cyrille Guimard
    Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 3 Tour of Belgium, Raymond Poulidor
    Chateauneuf, Raymond Poulidor
    Baasrode, Eddy Peelman
    Denain, Jean Stablinski
    Tour de Wallonie, Eddy Beugels
    Frankfurt am Main, Eddy Beugels
    Stage 3b Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Raymond Poulidor
    Maurs, Gilbert Bellone
    Guéret, Raymond Poulidor
    Tienen, Graham Webb
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Georges Chappe
    Stage 10 Tour de France, Gilbert Bellone
    Stage 17 Tour de France, Jean-Pierre Genet
    Stage 19 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Vilvoorde, Alfons Cools
    Tessenderlo Criterium, Graham Webb
    Seignelay, Gilbert Bellone
    Reims, Raymond Poulidor
    Gentbrugge, Eddy Peelman
    Kalmthout, Graham Webb
    Chateaugiron, Cyrille Guimard
    Felletin, Gilbert Bellone
    Stage 4 Paris–Luxembourg, Cyrille Guimard
    Charlieu, Cyrille Guimard
    Noyal, Eddy Beugels
    Baasrode, Eddy Peelman
    Bethon, Raymond Poulidor
    Overall Montjuich, Raymond Poulidor
       Stages 1a & 1b, Raymond Poulidor
    Aulnay-sous-Bois, Cyrille Guimard

## 1969 – Mercier–BP–Hutchinson

    Conflans-Sainte-Honorine Cyclo-cross, Raymond Poulidor
    Genova–Nice, Cyrille Guimard
    Nice–Seillans, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 1a Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
    Paris–Camembert, Raymond Riotte
    Stage 4a Tour of the Basque Country, Raymond Riotte
    Stage 4b Tour of the Basque Country, Raymond Poulidor
    GP Petit Varois, Francis Campaner
    Stage 1b Quatre Jours de Dunkerque, Barry Hoban
    Overall Critérium du Dauphiné, Raymond Poulidor
       1st Prologue & Stage 5, Raymond Poulidor
    Stages 2a & 4b GP du Midi-Libre, Cyrille Guimard
    Herouville, Cyrille Guimard
    Stages 18 & 19 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Brette-les-Pins, Raymond Poulidor
    Lokeren, Eddy Peelman
    Isse, Cyrille Guimard
    Meymac, Walter Ricci
    Saint-Medard-de-Guizieres, Francis Campaner
    Stage 2 Tour du Nord, Raymond Riotte
    Pleyber-Christ, Paul Lemeteyer
    Puurs, Eddy Peelman
    Aalter, Eddy Peelman
    Petegem, Alfons Cools

## 1970 – Fagor–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Germany National Cyclo-cross Championship, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Stage 5 Vuelta a Levante, Domingo Perurena
    Critérium International, Georges Chappe
    Paris–Camembert, Georges Chappe
    Mountains classification Vuelta al País Vasco, Domingo Perurena
       Stage 4 Vuelta al País Vasco, Domingo Perurena
    Stages 1 & 6 Vuelta a España, Eddy Peelman
    Stage 18 Vuelta a España, José María Errandonea
    Nantes, Cyrille Guimard
    Saint-Thomas-de-Cônac, Raymond Poulidor
    Zele, Eddy Peelman
    Ohain, Eduard Janssens
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Jean-Pierre Genet
    Stage 1 Tour de France, Cyrille Guimard
    Stage 20a Tour de France, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Callac, Cyrille Guimard
    Bernos-Beaulac, Bernard Labourdette
    Arendonk, Eddy Peelman
    Mountains classification Volta a Catalunya, Domingo Perurena
    Stage 2b Vuelta Ciclista a la Rioja, Bernard Labourdette
    Brussels Six Days, Jacky Mourioux

## 1971 – Fagor–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Grenoble Six Days, Alain van Lancker &Jacky Mourioux
    Conflans-Sainte-Honorine Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Genova–Nice, Gerard Vianen
    Stage 5 Paris–Nice, Gerard Vianen
    Ledegem, Jacky Mourioux
    Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
    Overall Setmana Catalana de Ciclismo, Raymond Poulidor
    Paris–Camembert, Gérard Moneyron
    Stage 5 Vuelta al País Vasco, Cyrille Guimard
    Points classification Vuelta a España, Cyrille Guimard
       Combination classification, Cyrille Guimard
       Stages 2, 6 & 13, Eddy Peelman
       Stages 3 & 15, Cyrille Guimard
       Stage 10, Gerard Vianen
    Labastide-d'Armagnac, Cyrille Guimard
    Boucles de la Seine St Denis, Gérard Moneyron
    Stage 4 Tour de France, Jean-Pierre Genet
    Stage 2b, 7a, 8a, Volta a Portugal, Gerard Vianen
    Callac, Cyrille Guimard
    Stage 13b Volta a Portugal, Jacques Cadiou
    Gippingen, Michel Périn
    Stage 16a Volta a Portugal, Georges Chappe
    Meslan, Jacques Cadiou
    Eeklo, Eddy Peelman
    Schinnen, Gerard Vianen
    Waarschoot, Eddy Peelman
    Zwevezele, Eddy Peelman
    Overall Étoile des Espoirs, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 5, Raymond Poulidor
    Berlin Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl
    Hannover Cyclo-cross, Rolf Wolfshohl

## 1972 – Gan–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Mazé Cyclo-cross, Cyrille Guimard
    Overall Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
       Stage 6, Jean-Pierre Genet
       Stage 7a, Eddy Peelman
       Stage 7b, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 1b Setmana Catalana de Ciclismo, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 2 Setmana Catalana de Ciclismo, Cyrille Guimard
    Critérium International, Raymond Poulidor
    Kampenhout, Eddy Peelman
    Paris–Bourges, Cyrille Guimard
    Gullegem : Eddy Peelman
    Stage 3 Tour de Luxembourg, Cyrille Guimard
    Overall GP du Midi-Libre, Cyrille Guimard
       Stages 1 & 2a, Cyrille Guimard
    Stages 1, 4, 14b & 15 Tour de France, Cyrille Guimard
    Callac, Raymond Poulidor
    Lamballe, Yves Ravaleu
    Château-Chinon Criterium, Cyrille Guimard
    Sarzeau Cyrille Guimard
    Moorslede Criterium, Cyrille Guimard
    Pleurtuit, Raymond Poulidor
    Langemark, Régis Delépine
    Prologue Étoile des Espoirs, Gérard Moneyron
    Villamblard, Raymond Poulidor

## 1973 – Gan–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 5 Tour de Romandie, Gérard Moneyron
    Saint-Macaire-en-Mauges, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 3 Tour de France, Cyrille Guimard
    Stages 11 & 19 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Lamballe, Cyrille Guimard
    Rieux, Raymond Poulidor
    Issé, Cyrille Guimard
    Essen, Cees Bal
    Circuit des Frontières, Cees Bal

## 1974 – Gan–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Stage 1 Tour Méditerranéen, Jacky Mourioux
    Stage 2 Tour Méditerranéen, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall Paris–Nice, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 6a & 7b, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall Setmana Catalana de Ciclismo, Joop Zoetemelk
       Combination classification, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 1, Cees Bal
       Stage 5, Joop Zoetemelk
    Tour of Flanders, Cees Bal
    Gent–Wevelgem, Barry Hoban
    Amstel Gold Race, Gerrie Knetemann
    Overall Tour de Romandie, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 3, Christian Raymond
       Stage 4, Joop Zoetemelk
    Kloosterzande Criterium, Gerrie Knetemann
    Overall Tour de l'Aude, Cees Bal
    France National Road Championship, Road Race, Georges Talbourdet
    Stage 13 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Stage 14 Tour de France, Jean-Pierre Genet
    Stage 16 Tour de France, Raymond Poulidor
    Stage 20 Tour de France, Gerard Vianen
    Plessala, Georges Talbourdet
    Château-Chinon Criterium, Raymond Poulidor
    Rieux, Christian Raymond
    Ambarès-et-La Grave, Raymond Poulidor
    Vendôme, Raymond Poulidor
    Grenoble Six Days, Jacky Mourioux

## 1975 – Gan–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Paris–Nice, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 6a & 7b, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 4 Setmana Catalana de Ciclismo, Christian Seznec
    Drancy, Joop Zoetemelk
    Geleen, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 3 Tour de Romandie, Gerrie Knetemann
    Prologue Tour de l'Aude, Cees Bal
    Kloosterzande Criterium, Cees Bal
    Haaksbergen, Gerrie Knetemann
    Stage 8 Tour de France, Barry Hoban
    Stage 11 Tour de France, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 12 Tour de France, Gerrie Knetemann
    Lamballe, Georges Talbourdet
    Heerhugowaard, Joop Zoetemelk
    Linne, Gerard Vianen
    Pijnacker, Cees Bal
    Le Quillio, Christian Seznec
    Drancy, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 3 Tour du Limousin, Raymond Poulidor
    Sittard-Geleen, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 1b Montjuich, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall À travers Lausanne, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 1, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1976 – Gan–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Overall Étoile de Bessèges, Maurice Le Guilloux
    Stage 4 Tour Méditerranéen, Régis Delépine
    La Flèche Wallonne, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stages 2 & 4 Circuit Cycliste Sarthe, Régis Delépine
    Paris–Limoges, Maurice Le Guilloux
    Stage 3 Critérium du Dauphiné, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stages 9, 10 & 20 Tour de France, Joop Zoetemelk
    Callac, Joop Zoetemelk
    Château-Chinon Criterium, Yves Hézard
    Stage 1a Montjuich, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall À travers Lausanne, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 1 & 2, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1977 – Miko–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Pogny, Raymond Poulidor
    Plessala, Joop Zoetemelk
    Simpelveld, Joop Zoetemelk
    Echt, Joop Zoetemelk
    Combination classification Volta a Catalunya, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 4a, Joop Zoetemelk
    Paris–Tours, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall À travers Lausanne, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 1 & 2, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1978 – Miko–Mercier–Hutchinson

    Stage 1 Étoile de Bessèges, Leo Van Vliet
    Montauroux, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 1 Paris–Nice, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 4 Paris–Nice, André Mollet
    Stage 1 Critérium International, Raymond Martin
    Stage 2 Critérium International, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 3 Circuit Cycliste Sarthe, Raymond Martin
    Pogny, Charly Rouxel
    Stage 14 Tour de France, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 17 Tour de France, Christian Seznec
    Santpoort, Leo Van Vliet
    Stage 1 Ronde van Nederland, Leo Van Vliet
    Overall À travers Lausanne, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 1 & 2, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1979 – Miko–Mercier–Vivagel

    Pétange Cyclo-cross, Lucien Zeimes
    Stage 3 Étoile de Bessèges, Joop Zoetemelk
    Tour du Haut-Var, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall Paris–Nice, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 4, Sven-Åke Nilsson
       Stage 7b, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall Critérium International, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stage 2, Joop Zoetemelk
    Empire Stores Marathon Elite Road Race, Barry Hoban
    Stage 12 Tour de France, Christian Seznec
    Stage 18 Tour de France, Joop Zoetemelk
    Lamballe Criterium, Joop Zoetemelk
    Linne Criterium, Joop Zoetemelk
    Mijl van Mares Joop Zoetemelk
    Château-Chinon Criterium, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 4 Tour du Limousin, Patrick Friou
    GP Plouay, Frits Pirard
    Paris–Tours, Joop Zoetemelk
    Overall À travers Lausanne, Joop Zoetemelk
       Stages 1 & 2, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1980 – Miko–Mercier–Vivagel

    Stage 2a Tour de Corse, Didier Lebaud
    Stage 4 Tour de Corse, Joël Gallopin
    Stage 2 Critérium International, Sven-Åke Nilsson
    Overall Tour d'Armorique, Patrick Friou
       Stage 1, Patrick Friou
    Mountains classification Tour de France, Raymond Martin
       Stage 6, Jean-Louis Gauthier
       Stage 13, Raymond Martin
    Castres, Serge Perin
    Agon-Coutainville, Raymond Martin
    GP Plouay, Patrick Friou
    Stage 1a Montjuich, Raymond Martin

## 1981 – Miko–Mercier–Vivagel

    Cannes, Kim Andersen
    Prologue Vuelta a España, Regis Clère
    Stage 10 Vuelta a España, Kim Andersen
    Stage 12 Vuelta a España, Frédéric Vichot
    Stage 15b Vuelta a España, Regis Clère
    Les Ormes, Regis Clère

## 1982 – COOP–Mercier–Mavic

    Stage 3 Circuit Cycliste Sarthe, Claude Moreau
    Coutances, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 3 Tour de l'Aude, Kim Andersen
    France National Road Championship, Road Race, Regis Clère
    United Kingdom National Road Championship, Road Race, John Herety
    Harrogate, John Herety
    Lamballe, Regis Clère
    Stage 9 Tour de l'Avenir, Hubert Mathis
    Stage 1b Montjuich, Joop Zoetemelk

## 1983 – COOP–Mercier–Mavic

    Tour du Haut-Var, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 4a Circuit Cycliste Sarthe, Claude Moreau
    Stage 2 (TTT) Tour de France
    Stage 11 Tour de France, Regis Clère
    Stage 12 Tour de France, Kim Andersen
    Stage 14 Tour de France, Pierre Le Bigaut
    Stage 16 Tour de France, Michel Laurent
    Stage 18 Tour de France, Jacques Michaud
    Joigny, Pierre Le Bigaut
    Linne, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stiphout, Joop Zoetemelk
    Brest, Pierre Le Bigaut
    GP Plouay, Pierre Bazzo
    Ossendrecht, Joop Zoetemelk
    Stage 3 Tour de l'Avenir, Frédéric Vichot
    Stage 9 Tour de l'Avenir, Pierre-Henri Menthéour
    Cluses, Jacques Michaud