Men Elite history
Mattias Skjelmose
2.
Tadej Pogacar
3.
Remco Evenepoel
4.
Wout van Aert
5.
Michael Matthews
6.
Louis Barré
7.
Romain Grégoire
8.
Tiesj Benoot
9.
Tom Pidcock
10.
Ben Healy
Results 2025
Mattias Skjelmose has added the Amstel Gold Race to his palmares after defeating Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel in a thrilling sprint. On the second ascent of the Gulperberg, Julian Alaphilippe accelerated with Pogačar on his wheel, but with 42 kilometres to go, the Frenchman had to let the world champion ride away. Pogačar seemed on his way to a successful solo victory, but Evenepoel and Skjelmose had other plans. The duo caught up with the world champion in the final kilometres, after which Skjelmose proved to be the strongest in the sprint.
Mattias Skjelmose
2.
Tadej Pogacar
3.
Remco Evenepoel
Tom Pidcock
2.
Marc Hirschi
3.
Tiesj Benoot
Tadej Pogacar
2.
Ben Healy
3.
Tom Pidcock
Michal Kwiatkowski
2.
Benoit Cosnefroy
3.
Tiesj Benoot
Wout van Aert
2.
Tom Pidcock
3.
Maximilian Schachmann
No race
Mathieu van der Poel
2.
Simon Clarke
3.
Jakob Fuglsang
Michael Valgren
2.
Roman Kreuziger
3.
Enrico Gasparotto
Philippe Gilbert
2.
Michal Kwiatkowski
3.
Michael Albasini
Enrico Gasparotto
2.
Michael Valgren
3.
Sonny Colbrelli
Michal Kwiatkowski
2.
Alejandro Valverde
3.
Michael Matthews
Philippe Gilbert
2.
Jelle Vanendert
3.
Simon Gerrans
Roman Kreuziger
2.
Alejandro Valverde
3.
Simon Gerrans
Enrico Gasparotto
2.
Jelle Vanendert
3.
Peter Sagan
Philippe Gilbert
2.
Joaquim Rodriguez
3.
Simon Gerrans
Philippe Gilbert
2.
Ryder Hesjedal
3.
Enrico Gasparotto
Sergei Ivanov
2.
Karsten Kroon
3.
Robert Gesink
Damiano Cunego
2.
Frank Schleck
3.
Alejandro Valverde
Stefan Schumacher
2.
Davide Rebellin
3.
Danilo Di Luca
Frank Schleck
2.
Steffen Wesemann
3.
Michael Boogerd
Danilo Di Luca
2.
Michael Boogerd
3.
Mirko Celestino
Davide Rebellin
2.
Michael Boogerd
3.
Paolo Bettini
Alexandre Vinokourov
2.
Michael Boogerd
3.
Danilo Di Luca
Michele Bartoli
2.
Sergei Ivanov
3.
Michael Boogerd
Erik Dekker
2.
Lance Armstrong
3.
Serge Baguet
Erik Zabel
2.
Michael Boogerd
3.
Markus Zberg
Michael Boogerd
2.
Lance Armstrong
3.
Gabriele Missaglia
Rolf Järmann
2.
Maarten den Bakker
3.
Michele Bartoli
Bjarne Riis
2.
Andrea Tafi
3.
Beat Zberg
Stefano Zanini
2.
Mauro Bettin
3.
Johan Museeuw
Mauro Gianetti
2.
Davide Cassani
3.
Beat Zberg
Johan Museeuw
2.
Bruno Cenghialta
3.
Marco Saligari
Rolf Järmann
2.
Gianni Bugno
3.
Jens Heppner
Olaf Ludwig
2.
Johan Museeuw
3.
Dimitri Konychev
Frans Maassen
2.
Maurizio Fondriest
3.
Dirk de Wolf
Adrie van der Poel
2.
Luc Roosen
3.
Jelle Nijdam
Eric van Lancker
2.
Claude Criquielion
3.
Steve Bauer
Jelle Nijdam
2.
Steven Rooks
3.
Claude Criquielion
Joop Zoetemelk
2.
Steven Rooks
3.
Malcolm Elliott
Steven Rooks
2.
Joop Zoetemelk
3.
Ronny van Holen
Gerrie Knetemann
2.
Jef Lieckens
3.
Johnny Broers
Jacques Hanegraaf
2.
Kim Andersen
3.
Patrick Versluys
Phil Anderson
2.
Jan Bogaert
3.
Jan Raas
Jan Raas
2.
Stephen Roche
3.
Gregor Braun
Bernard Hinault
2.
Roger de Vlaeminck
3.
Alfons De Wolf
Jan Raas
2.
Alfons De Wolf
3.
Sean Kelly
Jan Raas
2.
Henk Lubberding
3.
Sven-Ake Nilsson
Jan Raas
2.
Francesco Moser
3.
Joop Zoetemelk
Jan Raas
2.
Gerrie Knetemann
3.
Hennie Kuiper
Freddy Maertens
2.
Jan Raas
3.
Luc Leman
Eddy Merckx
2.
Freddy Maertens
3.
Joseph Bruyčre
Gerrie Knetemann
2.
Walter Planckaert
3.
Walter Godefroot
Eddy Merckx
2.
Frans Verbeeck
3.
Herman Vanspringel
Walter Planckaert
2.
Willy de Geest
3.
Joop Zoetemelk
Frans Verbeeck
2.
Gerben Karstens
3.
Roger Rosiers
Georges Pintens
2.
Willy Vanneste
3.
André Dierickx
Guido Reybrouck
2.
Jos Huysmans
3.
Eddy Merckx
Harry Steevens
2.
Roger Rosiers
3.
Daniel van Rijckegem
Arie den Hartog
2.
Cees Lute
3.
Harry Steevens
Jean Stablinski
2.
Bernard van de Kerckhove
3.
Jan Hugens
Record holder
The Dutchman Jan Raas dominated the Amstel Gold Race in the late 1970s and early 1980s. He is the only rider who managed to win the Dutch classic five times. His first four victories came in four consecutive editions between 1977 and 1980. Two years later, he brought his total to five wins. Raas started the Amstel Gold Race eight times in his career, and in no fewer than seven editions he finished on the podium. This earned him the nickname Amstel Gold Raas.
Herman Krott Trophy
Herman Krott, the founder of the Amstel Gold Race who passed away in 2010, is rightly known in cycling circles as “Mister Amstel Gold Race.” Upon his retirement as organizer and race director in 1995, the Amstel Brouwerij decided to forever link Herman Krott with the Amstel Gold Race. This led to the creation of the Herman Krott Trophy. Each year, Leo van Vliet, race director of the Amstel Gold Race, selects the most combative rider. The choice is therefore not based on the final result, but on the performance delivered and fighting spirit shown during the race. The winner receives the Herman Krott Trophy.
2025 Tadej Pogačar
2024 Tosh van der Sande
2023 Tadej Pogačar
2022 Nathan Van Hooydonck
2021 Ide Schelling
2019 Mathieu van der Poel
2018 Oscar Riesebeek
2017 Fabian Grellier
2016 Tim Wellens
2015 Laurens de Vreese
2014 Christophe Riblon
2013 Johan Vansummeren
2012 Romain Bardet
2011 Thomas Degand
2010 Aleksandr Kolobnev
2009 Niki Terpstra
2008 Albert Timmer
2007 Piet Rooijakkers
2006 Rabobank Team
2005 Erwin Thijs
2004 Johan Vansummeren
2003 Bram Schmitz
2002 Bram Schmitz
2001 Andrei Tchmil
2000 Marc Wauters
1999 Michael Boogerd
1998 Rolf Järmann
1997 Bjarne Riis
