2017 in review
- Wins
- 424
- Races
- 112
- Winners
- 178
424 wins across 112 WorldTour, ProSeries and Worlds races, shared by 178 riders. Peter SAGAN took 12 of them, Annemiek VAN VLEUTEN 9.
Story stats
WorldTour and ProSeries, 2017- 7 podiums without a win for Ilnur ZAKARIN
- 53% finish rate for the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya
Riders of the year
the leader against the pack, 2017MenSAGAN 12 wins, 1 ahead of GAVIRIANext 4Average of the top 8
WomenVAN VLEUTEN 9 wins, 2 ahead of D'HOORENext 4Average of the top 6
How the races were won
355 road-race winsBunch sprint · 141 (40%)Solo · 112 (32%)2 to 5 riders · 61 (17%)6 to 20 riders · 41 (12%)
Road wins of 2017 with recorded time gaps, by the size of the group that finished on the winner's time. Time trials (17) and overall titles are left out. Results without time gaps are excluded, so this counts 355 of the 424 wins above. Team time trials count for the team, not its riders.
Grand Tour leaders
3 racesGiro d'Italia21 stages, won by DUMOULIN
3 othersJUNGELSQUINTANADUMOULIN
Monuments, Grand Tours and Worlds
men and women| Race | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
Monument, 18 Mar |
Biggest margins, stage races
winner to second
Most wins, riders
- 1
P. SAGAN9 stages, 3 one-day12 - 2
F. GAVIRIA11 stages11 - 3
C. EWAN10 stages10 - 4
A. VALVERDE BELMONTE5 stages, 2 one-day, 3 overall10 - 5
S. BENNETT9 stages, 1 one-day10 - 6
M. KITTEL7 stages, 1 one-day8 - 7
D. TEUNS5 stages, 3 overall8 - 8
J. MARECZKO7 stages7
Most wins, teams
- 1Quick - Step Floors40
- 2BMC Racing Team34
- 3BORA - Hansgrohe27
- 4Team Sky25
- 5Orica - Scott22
- 6Team Sunweb21
- 7Movistar Team18
- 8Team Lotto NL - Jumbo17
Most wins, nations
- 1
Netherlands25 men, 26 women51 - 2Belgium42 men, 7 women49
- 3
Italy37 men, 6 women43 - 4Australia28 men, 8 women36
- 5
France30 men, 1 women31 - 6Spain24 men, 1 women25
- 7Colombia24 men24
- 8Poland18 men, 2 women20
Winning at home
share of wins by local riders- 1Netherlands7 of 1070%
- 2Australia10 of 16
Wins count stage wins, one-day wins and overall titles in WorldTour, ProSeries and World Championship races. Time trials are recognised from the results: a race where most riders have a unique time.
