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Cross d'Allonnes | |
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The north entrance of Allonnes, Sarthe, where the race is held | |
Date | November |
Location | Allonnes, Sarthe, France |
Event type | Cross country |
Distance | Varied from 4–10 kilometres (2.5–6.2 mi) as of 2024 [update] [1] |
Established | 1965 |
Official site | Official website |
The Cross international Le Maine Libre-Allonnes-Sarthe, also known as Cross d'Allonnes, is an annual professional cross country running competition in Allonnes, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire, France. First held in 1965, it most often takes place in mid- to late-November and is sponsored by French newspaper Le Maine libre . As of 2024 [update] it is a World Athletics Cross Country Tour Gold status meeting, the highest level, joining Festival du Cross as the only such meetings in France. [2]
The distance has varied from 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) to 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) since 2005 as of 2024 [update] . [1]
Jimmy Gressier used the 2024 race as a way to make a comeback after injury. [3]
Ed. | Date | Men's winner | Time (m:s) | Women's winner | Time (m:s) | Ref. |
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1st | 1965 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
Not held in 1966 | ||||||
2nd | 1967 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
3rd | 1968 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
4th | 1969 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
5th | 1970 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
6th | 1971 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
7th | 1972 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
8th | 1973 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
9th | 1974 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
10th | 1975 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
11th | Jan 1976 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
12th | Dec 1976 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
13th | 1977 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
14th | 1978 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
15th | 1979 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
16th | 1980 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
17th | 1981 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
18th | 1982 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
19th | 1983 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
20th | 1984 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
21st | 1985 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
22nd | 1986 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
23rd | 1987 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
24th | 1988 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
25th | 1989 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
26th | 1990 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
27th | 24 Nov 1991 | ![]() | 28:28 (9.4 km) | ![]() | 13:26 (4 km) | [5] |
28th | 22 Nov 1992 | ![]() | 28:45 (10 km) | ![]() | Unknown | [6] [4] |
29th | 1993 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [4] |
30th | Nov 1994 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [7] |
31st | 19 Nov 1995 | ![]() | 28:03 (9.38 km) | ![]() | Unknown | [8] [4] |
32nd | 24 Nov 1996 | ![]() | 27:45 (9.375 km) | ![]() | 13:21 (4.025 km) | [9] |
33rd | 23 Nov 1997 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [10] |
34th | 22 Nov 1998 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [11] |
35th | 21 Nov 1999 | ![]() | 27:09 (9.3 km) | ![]() | 13:11 (4 km) | [12] |
36th | 26 Nov 2000 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [13] |
37th | 25 Nov 2001 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [14] |
38th | 24 Nov 2002 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [15] |
39th | 23 Nov 2003 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [16] |
40th | 21 Nov 2004 | ![]() | Unknown | ![]() | Unknown | [17] [18] |
41st | 20 Nov 2005 | ![]() | 26:50 (9.38 km) | ![]() | 12:50 (4 km) | [19] |
42nd | 19 Nov 2006 | ![]() | 26:55 (9.375 km) | ![]() | 12:52 (4 km) | [20] |
43rd | 18 Nov 2007 | ![]() | 27:39 (9.4 km) | ![]() | 16:34 (5 km) | [21] |
44th | 23 Nov 2008 | ![]() | 27:51 (9 km) | ![]() | 16:15 (5 km) | [22] |
45th | 22 Nov 2009 | ![]() | 27:41 (9 km) | ![]() | 16:14 (5 km) | [23] |
46th | 21 Nov 2010 | ![]() | 27:24 (9 km) | ![]() | 19:34 (5.5 km) | [24] |
47th | 20 Nov 2011 | ![]() | 26:56 (8.5 km) | ![]() | 19:43 (5.5 km) | [25] |
48th | 18 Nov 2012 | ![]() | 27:21 (9.06 km) | ![]() | 19:44 (6.06 km) | [26] |
49th | 17 Nov 2013 | ![]() | 26:55 (8.5 km) | ![]() | 19:21 (5.7 km) | [27] |
50th | 23 Nov 2014 | ![]() | 27:00 (9 km) | ![]() | 17:18 (5 km) | [28] |
51st | 22 Nov 2015 | ![]() | 27:46 (9.39 km) | ![]() | 20:41 (6.4 km) | [29] |
52nd | 20 Nov 2016 | ![]() | 27:13 (9.39 km) | ![]() | 19:29 (6.05 km) | [30] |
53rd | 19 Nov 2017 | ![]() | 26:26 (9.39 km) | ![]() | 17:24 (5.39 km) | [31] [32] |
54th | 18 Nov 2018 | ![]() | 27:00 (9.39 km) | ![]() | 17:39 (5.39 km) | [33] |
55th | 17 Nov 2019 | ![]() | 25:32 (9.04 km) | ![]() | 19:05 (6.05 km) | [34] |
56th | 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 | ||||
57th | 21 Nov 2021 | ![]() | 26:54 (9 km) | ![]() | 18:22 (5.74 km) | [35] |
58th | 20 Nov 2022 | ![]() | 27:15 (9 km) | ![]() | 19:18 (5.74 km) | [36] |
59th | 19 Nov 2023 | ![]() | 20:40 (6.98 km) | ![]() | 22:55 (6.98 km) | [37] |
60th | 17 Nov 2024 | ![]() | 23:20 (8.42 km) | ![]() | 22:55 (7.61 km) | [38] |
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