Tour du Maroc - 2.2

Morocco, June 8-17, 2007

2006 results Stage List Start List Past winners

The Stages

Stage 1a - June 8: Rabat - Khemisset, 75 km
Stage 1b - June 8: Khemisset - Meknès, 87 km
Stage 2 - June 9: Meknès - Khénifra, 152 km
Stage 3 - June 10: Khénifra - Midelt, 150 km
Stage 4 - June 11: Errachidia - Tinghir, 136 km
Stage 5 - June 12: Tinghir - Ouarzazate, 170 km
Stage 6 - June 13: Ouarzazate - Marrakech, 190 km
Stage 7 - June 14: Marrakech - Essaouira, 170 km
Stage 8 - June 15: Essaouira - Safi, 134 km
Stage 9 - June 16: Safi - El Jadida, 152 km
Stage 10 - June 17: El Jadida - Casablanca, 90 km

Start list

Maroc A                            Algerie
 
1 Abdelati Saadoune (Mar)          7 Aziz Boukhari (Alg)
2 Mohamed Er Ragragui (Mar)        8 Abdelhakim Belhucine (Alg)
3 Adil Jelloul (Mar)               9 Abdellah Benyoucef (Alg)
4 Mouhssine Lahsaini (Mar)         10 Khelil Tamarante (Alg)
5 Mouhcine Rhaili (Mar)            11 Ismail Assad (Alg)
6 Abdellatif Karraz (Mar)
 
Allemagne A                        Emirats Arabes Unis
 
13 Marco Duchting (Ger)            19 Badr Shambih (UAE)
14 Udo Muller (Ger)                20 Khalid Shambih (UAE)
15 Markus Weinberg (Ger)           21 Yousif Banihammad (UAE)
16 Nino Laufer (Ger)               22 Badr Banihammad (UAE)
17 Christian Heinze (Ger)          23 Mohamed Bin Took (UAE)
18 Timo Scholz (Ger)               24 Mohamed Almurawwi (UAE)
 
Tunisie                            Maroc B
 
25 Rafaâ Chtioui (Tun)             31 Mohamed Said El Ammoury (Mar)
26 Aymen Ben Hassine (Tun)         32 Said Ennadifi (Mar)
27 Hassen Ben Nasser (Tun)         33 Adnane Aarbia (Mar)
28 Ahmed Mraihi (Tun)              34 Ismail Ayoune (Mar)
29 Aymen Brini (Tun)               35 Moussa Kaddouri (Mar)
                                   36 Hassan Zahboune (Mar)
 
Afrique Du Sud A                   France
 
37 Jeremy Maartens (RSA)           43 Flavien Chipault (Fra)
38 Chris Willemse (RSA)            44 Vincent Thomas (Fra)
39 Mickaël Sowerby (RSA)           45 Stephane Roger (Fra)
40 Johann Rabie (RSA)              46 Rostom Bensetti (Fra)
41 Jaco Venter (RSA)               47 Laurent Llagonne (Fra)
42 Johannes Kachelhoffer (RSA)
 
Libye                              Belgique
 
49 Ahmed Mohamed Ali (Lib)         55 Geoffrey Coupe (Bel)
50 Faysals Alsharaa (Lib)          56 Aloïs Lievens (Bel)
51 Fathi Ahmed Atunsi (Lib)        57 Jefferson Soissons (Bel)
52 Khaled Mehdi Khaled (Lib)       58 Zakaria El Darabna (Bel)
53 Ali Seghewir (Lib)              59 Stephane Paolella (Bel)
54 Wail Al-Ganduz (Lib)            60 Lorenzo Pusco (Bel)
 
Arabie Saoudite                    Hollande A
 
62 Fahad Khobrani (Ksa)            67 Pascal Aandewiel (Ned)
63 Ahmed Majarshi (Ksa)            68 Thys Poelstra (Ned)
64 Badr Alhyacine (Ksa)            69 Florian Smits (Ned)
66 Jaber Majrashi (Ksa)            70 Martin Frano (Svk)
                                   71 Karel Pattyn (Bel)
                                   72 Lex Nederlof (Ned)
 
Allemagne B                        Afrique Du Sud B
 
73 Falk Hepprich (Ger)             79 Nicolas White (RSA)
74 Marco Schreiber (Ger)           80 Daryl Impey (RSA)
75 Stefan Jacob (Ger)              81 Malcom Lange (RSA)
76 Mark Ludin (Ger)                82 Neil Mac Donald (RSA)
77 Christian Miessen (Ger)         83 Daniel Spence (RSA)
78 Julian Rammler (Ger)            84 Waylon Woolcock (RSA)
 
Egypte                             Hollande B
 
85 Mohamed Abdelaziz (Egy)         91 Pieter Paul De Weerd (Ned)
86 Amr Mahmod (Egy)                92 Rob Mud (Ned)
87 Ahmed Rashad (Egy)              93 Heryn Van Der Weerd (Ned)
88 Charif Abdallah (Egy)           94 Leander Schreurs (Ned)

Past winners

2006 Jan Sipeky (Svk) Dukla Trencin
2004 Jeremy Maartens (RSA) South African National Team
2001 Nathan Dahlberg (NZl) Marco Polo Cycling Club
1993 Régis Simon (Fra)
1965 Mohamed El Gourch (Mar)
1964 Mohamed El Gourch (Mar)
1960 Mohamed El Gourch (Mar)
1959 André Bar (Bel)
1955 Jean Adriaensens (Bel)
1954 Marcel Huber (Swi)
1953 Hilaire Couvreur (Bel)
1952 Franco Giacchero (Ita)
1951 Attilio Redolfi (Fra)
1950 Olimpio Bizzi (Ita)
1949 André Brule (Fra)
1939 Oreste Bernardoni (Fra)
1938 Mariano Canardo (Spa)
1937 Mariano Canardo (Spa)
 
Past winners by Mario Stiehl, www.world-of-cycling.com