Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal 2019
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| Wyrażenia ogólne | |||
| Wyścig | 10. Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal | ||
| Konkurencja | UCI World Tour 2019 1.UWT | ||
| Data | 15 wrzesień 2019 | ||
| Dystans | 219,6 km | ||
| Państwo |  Kanada | ||
| Odejście | Montreal | ||
| Przyjazd | Montreal | ||
| Zespoły | 21 | ||
| Zgłoszenia | 146 | ||
| Ukończyło wyścig | 97 | ||
| Średnia prędkość | 35,646 km/h | ||
| Podium | |||
| Pierwsze miejsce |  Greg Van Avermaet (CCC Team) | ||
| Drugie miejsce |  Diego Ulissi (UAE Team Emirates) | ||
| Trzecie miejsce |  Iván García (Bahrain-Merida) | ||
| Górska | Nickolas Zukowsky (Floyd's Pro Cycling) | ||
| ◀ 2018 | 2020 ▶ | ||
Dokumentacja  | |||
9. edycja wyścigu kolarskiego Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal, która odbyła się 15 września 2019 roku na trasie liczącej 219,6 km. Start i metę wyścigu wyznaczono w Montrealu. Wyścig jest częścią UCI World Tour 2019.
Uczestnicy
W wyścigu wzięło udział 21 ekip: osiemnaście drużyn należących do UCI WorldTeams i trzy zespoły zaproszone przez organizatorów z tzw. „dziką kartą” (dwa należące do UCI Professional Continental Teams i reprezentacja Kanady).
WorldTeams (18)
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