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The ScottishPower Renewables Girvan 3 – Day Stage Race: Preview

It's "The Girvan" this weekend, and we've compiled a little summary of statistics following last year's race.

Overall
Stage
Wins
USA
1
England
29
115
Scotland
5
20
Wales
1
6
Denmark
1
1
Australia
1
1
New Zealand
1
Isle of Man
3
Ireland
2
Holland
1
Total
38
150

The honour of most overall wins is taken by Paul Curran, England : 3

The most stage wins is by Des Fretwell, England : 7

The most stage wins by a Scot is a tie with 3 each for Ronnie Boa and George Clare, and the most recent Scottish wins are a stage in 2000 by Roddy Riddle, who also won a stage in 1992.

Before that, Andy Ferry won a stage and was the last Scottish winner of the race in 1987 (when our editor Martin, racing in Andy's "Alba" team was 6th overall). Brian Smith also won a stage that year.

We will of course be covering The Girvan, with interviews, stories from the peloton, and lots of photos.

Don't let Russ tell you that was easy.

Don't let Russ tell you that was easy.



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