2009 E3 Harelbeke
cycling race
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Summary
2009 E3 Harelbeke is an E3 Saxo Classic[1]. It draws 19 Wikipedia views per month (e3 saxo classic category, ranking #6 of 20).[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: Filippo Pozzato[3], Tom Boonen[4], Maxim Iglinsky[5]
- Country: Belgium[6]
- Follows: 2008 E3 Harelbeke[7]
- Followed by: 2010 E3 Harelbeke[8]
- Subclass of: 1.HC[9]
- Part of: 2008–09 UCI Europe Tour[10]
- Commons category: E3 Prijs Vlaanderen 2009[11]
- Edition number: 52[12]
- Point in time: March 28, 2009[13]
- Sport: road bicycle racing[14]
- Participant: Kurt Asle Arvesen[15], Lars Bak[16], Matti Breschel[17], Matthew Goss[18], Frank Høj[19], Kasper Klostergaard[20], Marcus Ljungqvist[21], Anders Lund[22]
- Number of participants: 248[23]
- Start point: Harelbeke[24]
- Destination point: Harelbeke[25]
- Participating team: Saxo Bank 2009[26], Lampre-NGC 2009[27], 2009 Quick Step[28], 2009 Silence-Lotto[29], 2009 Fuji-Servetto[30], AG2R La Mondiale 2009[31], 2009 BBox Bouygues Telecom[32], 2009 Cofidis[33], 2009 La Française des jeux[34], 2009 Milram[35], 2009 Liquigas[36], 2009 Astana[37], 2009 Rabobank[38], 2009 Katusha[39]
- General classification of race participants: Filippo Pozzato[40], Tom Boonen[41], Maxim Iglinsky[42], Thor Hushovd[43], Sylvain Chavanel[44], Stijn Devolder[45], Nick Nuyens[46], George Hincapie[47], Sebastian Langeveld[48], Marcus Burghardt[49], Bernhard Eisel[50], Yoann Offredo[51], Juan Antonio Flecha[52], Grega Bole[53]
- Event distance: 203 km[54]
Why It Matters
2009 E3 Harelbeke has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[55] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[56]
FAQs
What awards did 2009 E3 Harelbeke receive?
Honors received include Filippo Pozzato[3], Tom Boonen[4], and Maxim Iglinsky[5].