2007 ROLL OF HONOUR

Cycling Weekly takes a look back at the 2007 race season to see who won what.

Hackneyed though it may be, there is no doubt that the 2007 international race season was a roller coaster ride. Even individual races managed to go from seering high to bottomless low within the space of a week. Witness the scorching Tour de France prologue in London followed by Michael Rasmussen and Alexandre Vinokourov's spectacular plummet from grace.

Alberto Contador was the man who won the first ProTour race of the year at Paris-Nice back in March - little did we know then that the slight Spaniard would wear yellow in Paris at the end of the tumultuous Tour de France in July.

Australian Cadel Evans who took the ProTour series overall, almost by stealth. He may not have dominated every race he entered - or even any of them, come to that - but his season-long consistency paid off. However, it was his compatriot Stuart O'Grady who stole the show in everyone's favourite one day race, Paris-Roubaix. The popular CSC man took a hot and dusty edition of the Queen of the Classics in style.

We've not got long to wait for the 2008 ProTour to kick off - the first race in the newly extended, more globalised ProTour is Australia's Tour Down Under, starting on January 22. You can see the whole 2008 ProTour calendar in our news section.

Below we've listed the podium of every ProTour race, women's World Cup round and Premier calendar race, plus links to our original reports plus associated photo galleries and videos.

PROTOUR

1. Alberto Contador (Spain) Discovery Channel

2. Davide Rebellin (Italy) Gerolsteiner

3. Luis Leon Sanchez (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

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1. Andreas Klöden (Germany) Astana

2. Kim Kirchen (Luxembourg) T-Mobile

3. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan) Astana

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1. Oscar Freire (Spain) Rabobank

2. Allan Davis (Australia) Discovery Channel

3. Tom Boonen (Belgium) Quick Step

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Tour of Flanders: Alessandro Ballan

1. Alessandro Ballan (Italy) Lampre-Fondital

2. Leif Hoste (Belgium) Predictor-Lotto

3. Luca Paolini (Italy) Liquigas

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1. Juan Jose Cobo (Spain) Saunier Duval

2. Angel Vicioso (Spain) Relax-GAM

3. Samuel Sanchez (Spain) Euskaltel-Euskadi

1. Marcus Burghardt (Germany) T-Mobile

2. Roger Hammond (Great Britain) T-Mobile

3. Oscar Freire (Spain) Rabobank

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Paris-Roubaix: Stuart O'Grady

1. Stuart O?Grady (Australia) CSC

2. Juan Antonio Flecha (Spain) Rabobank

3. Steffen Wesemann (Switzerland) Wiesenhof

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1. Stefan Schumacher (Germany) Gerolsteiner

2. Davide Rebellin (Italy) Gerolsteiner

3. Danilo Di Luca (Italy) Liquigas

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1. Davide Rebellin (Italy) Gerolsteiner

2. Alejandro Valverde (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

3. Danilo Di Luca (Italy) Liquigas

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1. Danilo Di Luca (Italy) Liquigas

2. Alejandro Valverde (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

3. Frank Schleck (Luxembourg) CSC

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1. Thomas Dekker (Netherlands) Rabobank

2. Paolo Savoldelli (Italy) Astana

3. Andrey Kashechkin (Kazakhstan) Astana

Giro d'Italia: Danilo Di Luca

1. Danilo Di Luca (Italy) Liquigas

2. Andy Schleck (Luxembourg) CSC

3. Eddy Mazzoleni (Italy) Astana

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1. Vladimir Karpets (Russia) Caisse D'Epargne

2. Michael Rogers (Australia) T-Mobile

3. Denis Menchov (Russia) Rabobank

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Dauphine Libere: Christophe Moreau

1. Christophe Moreau (France) Ag2r Prevoyance

2. Cadel Evans (Australia) Predictor-Lotto

3. Andrey Kashechkin (Kazakhstan) Astana

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1. Vladimir Karpets (Russia) Caisse d?Epargne

2. Kim Kirchen (Luxembourg) T-Mobile

3. Stijn Devolder (Belgium) Discovery Channel

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1. CSC

2. Tinkoff Credit Systems

3. Milram

Tour de France: Alberto Contador

1. Alberto Contador (Spain) Discovery Channel

2. Cadel Evans (Australia) Predictor-Lotto

3. Levi Leipheimer (USA) Discovery Channel

CW's Tour de France microsite

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1. Leonardo Bertagnolli (Italy) Liquigas

2. Juan Manuel Garate (Spain) Quick Step

3. Alejandro Valverde (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

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1. Jens Voigt (Germany) CSC

2. Levi Leipheimer (USA) Discovery Channel

3. David Lopez Garcia (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

1. Alessandro Ballan (Italy) Lampre-Fondital

2. Oscar Freire (Spain) Rabobank

3. Gerald Ciolek (Germany) T-Mobile

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1. Jose Ivan Gutierrez (Spain) Caisse d?Epargne

2. David Millar (Great Britain) Saunier Duval

3. Gustav Erik Larsson (Sweden) Unibet.com

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Vuelta a Espana: Carlos Sastre (l), Denis Menchov and Samuel Sanchez (r)

1. Denis Menchov (Russia) Rabobank

2. Carlos Sastre (Spain) CSC

3. Samuel Sanchez (Spain) Euskaltel-Euskadi

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1. Thomas Voeckler (France) Bouygues Telecom

2. Thor Hushovd (Norway) Crédit Agricole

3. Danilo Di Luca (Italy) Liquigas

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1. Johan Van Summeren (Belgium) Predictor-Lotto

2. Robert Gesink (Netherlands) Rabobank

3. Kim Kirchen (Luxembourg) T-Mobile

1. Alessandro Petacchi (Italy) Milram

2. Francesco Chicchi (Italy) Liquigas

3. Oscar Freire (Spain) Rabobank

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tour of Lombardy: Damiano Cunego

1. Damiano Cunego (Italy) Lampre-Fondital

2. Riccardo Ricco (Italy) Saunier Duval

3. Samuel Sanchez (Spain) Euskaltel-Euskadi

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World Championship time trial: Fabian Cancellara

1. Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland)

2. Laszlo Bodrogi (Hungary

3. Stef Clement (Netherlands)

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World Championship road race: Paolo Bettini

1. Paolo Bettini (Italy)

2. Alexandr Kolobnev (Russia)

3. Stefan Schumacher (Germany)

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2007 ProTour winner: Cadel Evans

1. Cadel Evans (Australia) Predictor-Lotto

2. Davide Rebellin (Italy) Gerolsteiner

3. Alberto Contador (Spain) Discovery Channel

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WOMEN?S WORLD CUP

1. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) Raleigh-Lifeforce

2. Oenone Wood (Australia) T-Mobile

3. Nikki Egyed (Australia)

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Tour of Flanders: Nicole Cooke

1. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) Raleigh-Lifeforce

2. Zoulfa Zabirova (Kazakhstan) Bigla

3. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

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1. Adrie Visser (Netherlands) DSB Bank

2. Elodie Touffet (France) Menikini-Selle Italia

3. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

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1. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

2. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) Raleigh-Lifeforce

3. Judith Arndt (Germany) T-Mobile

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1. Edita Pucinskaite (Lithuania) Nürberger

2. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

3. Oenone Wood (Australia) T-Mobile

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1. Fabiana Luperini (Italy) Menikini-Selle Italia

2. Mara Abbott (USA)

3. Judith Arndt (Germany) T-Mobile

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1. Chantal Beltman (Netherlands) T-Mobile

2. Karin Thürig (Switzerland) Raleigh-Lifeforce

3. Noemi Cantele (Italy) Bigla

1. Noemi Cantele (Italy) Bigla

2. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) Raleigh-Lifeforce

3. Marta Bastianelli (Italy)

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1. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

2. Ina Teutenberg (Geramny) T-Mobile

3. Regina Schleicher (Germany) Nürberger

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1. Hanka Kupfernagel (Germany)

2. Kristin Armstrong (USA)

3. Christiane Soeder (Austria)

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World Championship road race podium

1. Marta Bastianelli (Italy)

2. Marianne Vos (Netherlands)

3. Giorgia Bronzini (Italy)

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1. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) DSB Bank

2. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) Raleigh-Lifeforce

3. Ina Teutenberg (Germany) T-Mobile

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National Championship: David Millar

1. David Millar (Saunier Duval)

2. Daniel Lloyd (DFL)

3. Hamish Haynes (DFL)

The Grand Prix of Wales Premier Calendar event doubled as the National Championship road race after the scheduled event was cancelled because of flooding in Beverley, East Yorkshire

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