📊🏆Most career pro-wins (riders active in 2024): 162 | 🇬🇧Cavendish 95 | 🇫🇷Démare 89 | 🇮🇹Viviani 88 | 🇳🇴Kristoff 81 | 🇳🇴Boasson Hagen 80 | 🇸🇮Roglič 69 | 🇳🇱Groenewegen 63 | 🇸🇮Pogačar 62 | 🇮🇪Bennett 60 | 🇦🇺Ewan 51 | 🇫🇷Coquard, 🇨🇴Gaviria, 🇨🇴Quintana* 50| 🇧🇪Evenepoel ⤵️
Top 10 active cyclists with the most victories in professional cycling
CyclingSunday, 22 October 2023 at 18:02
Cycling is a sport of endurance and skill that requires dedication and perseverance. Over the years, we have seen exceptional riders forge their names in cycling history by racking up an impressive number of victories. In this article, we are going to highlight active cyclists who have achieved astounding numbers on their palmarès.
The list includes names such as Mark Cavendish, Arnaud Démare, Primoz Roglic, Tadej Pogacar, Sam Bennett and Remco Evenepoel, among others.
1. Mark Cavendish (🇬🇧) - 162 victories
Mark Cavendish, the "Manx Missile," is the undisputed leader of this list with a staggering 162 career victories. Known for his explosive speed in the sprints, Cavendish has left an indelible mark on the cycling world and has been a feared rival to his competitors for more than a decade.
2. Arnaud Démare (🇫🇷) - 95 wins.
French cyclist Arnaud Démare is another big name in active cycling. With 95 victories on his record, Démare has proven to be a sprint specialist and a fierce competitor in the classics and Grand Tours stages.
3. Elia Viviani (🇮🇹) - 89 wins.
Italian Elia Viviani is a prominent figure in road cycling. With 89 career victories, Viviani has excelled in elite teams and has achieved multiple wins in sprints and classics.
4. Alexander Kristoff (🇳🇴) - 88 wins.
Originally from Norway, Alexander Kristoff has 88 career victories to his name. With a powerful top-end speed and impressive endurance, Kristoff has shined on a wide variety of stages, from classics to mountain stages.
5. Edvald Boasson Hagen (🇳🇴) - 81 wins.
Another Norwegian on the list, Edvald Boasson Hagen, has accumulated 81 victories during his career. His versatility on different terrains and his ability to excel in both sprints and mountain stages have made him a respected cyclist.
6. Primož Roglič (🇸🇮) - 80 wins.
Primož Roglič, the Slovenian cyclist known for his prowess in time trials and mountain stages, has 80 career victories. In addition to his success in Grand Tours, he has proven to be a threat in stage races.
7. Dylan Groenewegen (🇳🇱) - 69 wins.
Dylan Groenewegen is a talented Dutch cyclist with 69 victories on his record. He is a sprint specialist and has successfully competed in cycling's fastest stages.
8. Tadej Pogačar (🇸🇮) - 63 wins.
Tadej Pogačar, the young prodigy of Slovenian cycling, has reached 63 victories at an astonishing speed. His recent success in Grand Tours and one-day classics has made him one of the most exciting cyclists of the moment.
9. Sam Bennett (🇮🇪) - 62 wins.
Sam Bennett, the talented Irish cyclist, has 62 career victories to his name. His performances in sprints and classics have established him as a leading figure in the international peloton.
10. Caleb Ewan (🇦🇺) - 60 wins.
Caleb Ewan, the Australian sprinter, has 60 victories to his name. His ability to overtake rivals in final sprints has made him a reference rider in the fastest stages.
Special Mention:.
Several riders are close to reaching the 50-win mark, including Bryan Coquard (🇫🇷), Fernando Gaviria (🇨🇴), and Nairo Quintana (🇨🇴), all with 51 victories. Also, Remco Evenepoel (🇧🇪) stands out with 50 wins, which is impressive given his youth and potential in elite cycling.
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