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Azzedine Lagab

b. 1986

Road bicycle racer

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Born 1986. Azzedine Lagab is an Algerian sport cyclist.

Azzedine Lagab (born 18 September 1986) is an Algerian road bicycle racer, who currently rides for UCI Continental team . During his career, he has won medals in Algerian national championships, in African and Arab cycling championships as well as at the All Africa Games and the Pan-Arab Games.

Career 2006–2009 As a youngster, Lagab took part in the Tour de l'Espoir, a stage race within his own country for young and talented riders. He finished in second place in the first stage of this race with the finish line in Bordj Bou Arreridj. It was the start of the career of a cyclist who would become one of the best cyclists in his country. The proof of that already came in the following year when he became second in the individual time trial of the Algerian national road cycling championships. Then in 2008 he went on to win two races in Tunisia, the Grand Prix de la ville de Tunis and the Grand Prix de la Banque de l'Habitat. Later on he improved his national time trial second place by winning the event in 2008. In addition he also became second in the road race at the same championships. This all resulted in his first contract with a UCI Continental team namely Doha Team for the 2009 cycling season. With this team, he took part in the Tour d'Alger in which he won the third stage, with start and departure in Alger as well as the general classification at the end. In another Algerian stage race, the Tour de Wilaya de Tipaza he finished in third place overall. Then in the Jelajah Malaysia he rode to a fifth place in the sixth stage, while he ended up in eighth position overall in the Tour of Singkarak. Team Doha then let him ride on the Presidential Tour of Iran where he took the seventh place overall. This year at the Algerian national road cycling championships he took a second place in the individual time trial. He then won the Grandglise criterium in Belgium before taking part at the 2009 Mediterranean Games in Pescara in which he placed 17th in the individual time trial and 19th in the road race. In the Tour des AĂ©roports in Tunisia he placed second in the first stage, before clinching the silver medal at the individual time trial of the 2009 Arab Cycling Championships. He finished 2009 with a third place in the Ouverture Saison de l'AlgĂ©rie at the end of October.

2010 For the 2010 cycling season, the Doha Team did not return to the Continental circuit. As Lagab did not get a new contract with any other team he had to take a step back again. Still, 2010 turned out to be a good year for him in which he booked many successes. Already in January, he won a local Algerian race called Oued Al Alleug. In the Grand Prix International d'Alger he finished third in both the first and third stage and also reached the third spot in the general classification. Then in this year's Tour de Wilaya de Tipaza he won the first stage and finished third in the third stage. Lagab then traveled to Morocco to take part in the Challenges du Prince. He finished third in the Trophée Princier, second in the Trophée de l'Anniversaire, and fourth in the Trophée de la Maison Royale. Back in Algeria it was time for the national road cycling championships again. This time Lagab took the national title on the road race arriving first at the finish in Chlef. He went on to take part in the 2010 Arab Cycling Championships in Tunis where he took the silver medal in the individual time trial event. A bronze medal was added in the same discipline at the African Cycling Championships that were held in Kigali. There he also finished fourth in the team time trial (with Abdelmalek Madani and Hichem Chabane) and sixth in the road race.

2011 A newly set up UCI Continental Team in Algeria called contracted Lagab for the 2011 season, giving his career a new lift. It turned out to be the best year of his career until then and he became the best scoring rider on the team. It took however until April to book his first notable result with a second place in the Challenges Phosphatiers I (also named Challenge Khouribga). Approximately a month later his first win of the season was clinched as he took the first place in the Trophée Princier of the Challenges du Prince. In the Trophée Fédéral he won the first stage in Tiaret and became second in the second stage. This in combination with the results in the other stages gave him the win in the general classification as well. In Birtouta Lagab took the national title in the individual time trial championship, while he became second in the road race championship that was held in Ouled Fayet. A great achievement followed in the Tour d'Algerie where he won the second stage after finishing third in the first stage. He then received the leader's jersey after that stage and wore it for the remaining stages until he crossed the finish line of the fifth stage in Chrea to add another win to his palmares. This win was followed by another win in the Circuit d'Alger.

2011 continued with the 16th place in the Tour of Eritrea in preparation for the 2011 All-Africa Games that were held in Maputo. In the capital of Mozambique he finished in the fifth position of the road race, and he won the bronze medal at the individual time trial. His combined results of the year until then gave him an honorable third position in the 2011 UCI Africa Tour rankings. Lagab himself was not ready to finish 2011 yet and went on to win stage two and stage 5 of the Tour du Faso. Then in Eritrea he finished 4th in the team time trial of the 2011 African Cycling Championships alongside Abdelbasset Hannachi, Abderrahman Bourezza and Abdelmalek Madani. He also finished fourth in the individual time trial and 14th in the road race of the same Championships held in Asmara. After the Championships he won the Ouverture Saison de l'Algérie before heading to his next Championships, the 2011 Pan Arab Games in Doha. In the Qatari capital he won three medals for Algeria. A bronze medal in the individual time trial and team trial (with Abdalla Ben Youcef, Abdelmalek Madani and Abderrahman Bourezza), as well as the silver medal in the road race. Algeria ended up being the first country to arrive at the finish with three riders (the others being Abdelmalek Madani and Youcef Reguigui), which brought Lagab and his teammates the gold medal in the team road race event.

2012 In 2012 Lagab was still contracted to the team. He won the fifth stage of the Tour d'Algerie and got to the seventh position in the general classification. In the Tour du Maroc he finished in 14th position overall, while during La Tropicale Amissa Bongo he rode to a ninth position in the general classifications. At the second stage of the Tour of Eritrea he finished in third position. In June, he won another gold medal at the national road cycling championships, winning the individual time trial in Souk Ahras.

Major results

2007 2nd Time trial, National Road Championships 2008 National Road Championships

1st Grand Prix de la ville de Tunis 1st Grand Prix de la Banque de l'Habitat 2009 1st Overall Tour d'Alger 1st Stage 3

2nd Time trial, National Road Championships 3rd Overall Tour de Wilaya de Tipaza 3rd Ouverture Saison de l'Algérie 7th Overall International Presidency Tour 8th Overall Tour de Singkarak 2010 National Road Championships

3rd Time trial 1st Oued Al Alleug 1st Stage 1 Tour de Wilaya de Tipaza

Challenge du Prince 2nd Trophée de l'Anniversaire 3rd Trophée Princier 4th Trophée de la Maison Royale African Road Championships

6th Road race 3rd Overall Grand Prix International d'Alger 1st Stages 1 & 3 2011 National Road Championships

2nd Road race Pan Arab Games

1st Overall TrophĂ©e FĂ©dĂ©ral 1st Stage 1 1st Overall Tour d'AlgĂ©rie 1st Stage 2 Challenge du Prince 1st TrophĂ©e Princier 6th TrophĂ©e de la Maison Royale 1st Circuit d'Alger 1st Ouverture Saison de l'AlgĂ©rie Tour du Faso 1st Stages 2 & 5 Challenge des phosphates 2nd Challenge Khouribga 10th Challenge Youssoufia 3rd Overall 2010–11 UCI Africa Tour All-Africa Games

5th Road race 4th Time trial, African Road Championships 2012 National Road Championships

2nd Overall Kwita Izina Cycling Tour 1st Mountains classification 1st Stage 1 3rd Overall Tour of Eritrea Challenge du Prince 5th Trophée Princier 9th Trophée de la Maison Royale Challenge des phosphates 6th Challenge Khouribga 10th Challenge Ben Guerir 7th Overall Tour d'Algérie 1st Stage 5 9th Overall La Tropicale Amissa Bongo 2013 Challenge Spécial Ramadan 1st Stages 3 & 4 African Road Championships

5th Time trial 7th Road race 2nd Circuit d'Alger 3rd Time trial, National Road Championships 5th Overall Fenkil Northern Red Sea Challenge 5th Asmara Circuit 6th Overall La Tropicale Amissa Bongo 6th Trophée de la Maison Royale, Challenge du Prince 7th Overall Tour of Eritrea 8th Overall Tour de Tipaza 8th Overall Tour de Blida 10th Overall Tour of Rwanda 1st Stages 5 & 7 2014 National Road Championships

2nd Road race

1st Stage 1 1st Circuit d'Alger 1st Stage 1 Tour de Constantine 2nd Overall Tour de Blida 1st Points classification 1st Stage 1 4th Overall Tour d'Algérie 2015

1st Mountains classification 1st Circuit de Constantine

3rd Overall Tour d'Annaba 1st Stage 1 4th Overall Tour de Blida 8th Circuit d'Alger 9th Time trial, African Road Championships 10th UAE Cup 2016

1st Stage 10 Tour du Faso

4th Overall Tour du Sénégal 1st Stage 6 9th Circuit de Constantine 2017 National Road Championships

2nd Road race

2nd Overall Tour de Blida 9th Overall Tour de Tunisie 2018

1st Overall Tour d'Algérie African Road Championships

7th Time trial 3rd Overall Tour International de la Wilaya d'Oran 4th Overall Tour of Rwanda 1st Stages 1 & 8 2019 1st Overall Grand Prix Chantal Biya 1st Stage 1 African Road Championships

7th Time trial

2nd Time trial, National Road Championships African Games 4th Team time trial 9th Time trial 6th Overall Tour of Mesopotamia 9th Trophée de la Maison Royale, Challenge du Prince 2020 9th Overall La Tropicale Amissa Bongo 2021 National Road Championships

1st Grand Prix Velo Erciyes African Road Championships

6th Road race 9th Time trial 4th Overall Tour du Faso 2022

African Road Championships

9th Road race 4th Overall Grand Prix Chantal Biya 1st Mountains classification Islamic Solidarity Games 4th Time trial 6th Road race 7th Grand Prix Kapuzbaßı 8th Grand Prix Cappadocia 2023

1st Overall Tour International des Zibans 1st Stage 1 1st Grand Prix de la Ville d'Oran 1st Mountains classification, Tour of Yiğido 1st Stage 4 La Tropicale Amissa Bongo Arab Road Championships

9th Road race 8th Overall Grand Prix Chantal Biya 8th Overall Tour of Salalah 2024 National Road Championships

2nd Overall Tour du Bénin 1st Stage 1 3rd Overall Tour of Salalah African Games 4th Road race 8th Time trial 4th Overall Grand Prix Chantal Biya 5th Overall Tour d'Algérie 7th Grand Prix d'Ongola 2025

1st Overall Tour National de Sidi bel Abbes 1st Stage 3 1st Grand Prix Sonatrach 1st Stage 6 Challenge Ramadan 8th Grand Prix Kahramanmaraß 10th Overall Tour of Bostonliq 10th Grand Prix Edebiyat Yolu

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road bicycle racer

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Azzedine Lagab was born on 18 September 1986 in Algiers.

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