Tour de Serbie

Tour de Serbie

Race details
Date	Varies
Region	Serbia
English name	Tour of Serbia
Local name(s)	Трка кроз Србију/Trka kroz Srbiju (Кроз Србију/Kroz Srbiju)
Discipline	Road
Competition	UCI Europe Tour
Type	Stage race
Race director	Vladimir Kuvalja
Web site	www.tds.co.rs
History
First edition	1939 (1939)
Editions	63 (as of 2024)
First winner	August Prosenik (YUG)
Most wins	Mikoš Rnjaković (YUG) (4 wins)
Most recent	Quinten Veling (NED)

Tour de Serbie is a road bicycle race held annually in Serbia. First held in 1939, since 2005 it has been ranked 2.2 on the UCI Europe Tour.

Year	Country	Rider	Team
1939	Yugoslavia	August Prosenik
1940	Yugoslavia	Janez Peternel
1941– 1962	No race
1963	Poland	Jozef Vávra
1964	Yugoslavia	Jože Valenčič
1965	Yugoslavia	Radoš Čubrić
1966	Yugoslavia	Andrej Boltezar
1967	Poland	Ryszard Zapała
1968	Czechoslovakia	Jan Vávra
1969	Czechoslovakia	Břetislav Souček
1970	Yugoslavia	Radoš Čubrić
1971	Yugoslavia	Cvitko Bilić
1972	Czechoslovakia	Petar Hladik
1973	Yugoslavia	Cvitko Bilić
1974	Yugoslavia	Jože Valenčič
1975	Czechoslovakia	Jiří Bartolšik
1976	Yugoslavia	Jože Valenčič
1977	Yugoslavia	Drago Frelih
1978	Yugoslavia	Drago Frelih
1979	Czechoslovakia	František Kundert
1980	Yugoslavia	Drago Frelih
1981	Yugoslavia	Bojan Ropret
1982	Yugoslavia	Dragić Borovičanin
1983	Yugoslavia	Mladen Lojen
1984	Yugoslavia	Gorazd Penko
1985	Yugoslavia	Mikoš Rnjaković
1986	Yugoslavia	Janiz Lampic
1987	Yugoslavia	Rajko Čubrić
1988	Yugoslavia	Rajko Čubrić
1989	Yugoslavia	Robert Šebenik
1990	Yugoslavia	Mikoš Rnjaković
1991	Yugoslavia	Mikoš Rnjaković
1992	Yugoslavia	Zoran Ilić
1993	Russia	Andrei Kokorine
1994	Russia	Alexei Sivakov
1995	Ukraine	Oleksandr Fedenko
1996	Yugoslavia	Mikoš Rnjaković
1997	Yugoslavia	Saša Gajičić
1998	Slovenia	Robert Pintarić
1999	Finland	Kjell Carlström
2000	Yugoslavia	Aleksandar Nikačević
2001	Yugoslavia	Saša Gajičić
2002	Yugoslavia	Aleksandar Nikačević	Alessio
2003	Poland	Jacek Walczak	Legia–Bazyliszek
2004	Japan	Koji Fukushima	Bridgestone–Anchor
2005	Croatia	Matija Kvasina	Perutnina Ptuj
2006	Bulgaria	Ivailo Gabrovski	Flanders
2007	Slovenia	Matej Stare	Perutnina Ptuj
2008	Croatia	Matija Kvasina	Perutnina Ptuj
2009	Italy	Davide Torosantucci	Centri della Calzatura
2010	Italy	Luca Ascani	CDC–Cavaliere
2011	Serbia	Ivan Stević	Partizan Powermove
2012	Germany	Stefan Schumacher	Christina Watches–Onfone
2013	Serbia	Ivan Stević	Tuşnad Cycling Team
2014	Poland	Jarosław Kowalczyk	BDC Marcpol
2015	Russia	Ivan Savitskiy	Russia (national team)
2016	Slovenia	Matej Mugerli	Synergy Baku
2017	Greece	Charalampos Kastrantas	Dare Viator Partizan
2018	Argentina	Nicolás Tivani	Trevigiani Phonix–Hemus 1896
2019	Italy	Enrico Salvador	Northwave Cofiloc
2020	Slovakia	Martin Haring	Dukla Banská Bystrica
2021[1]	France	Jean Goubert	Sprinter Nice Métropole
2022	Eritrea	Dawit Yemane	Bike Aid
2023	No race
2024	Netherlands	Quinten Veling	Wielerploeg Groot Amsterdam

• Tour de Serbie palmares at Cycling Archives (archived, or current page in French)