Driedaagse van Antwerpen

The Driedaagse van Antwerpen was a short-lived Belgian stage cycling race organized for the last time in 1960.^[1]

Driedaagse van Antwerpen

Race details
Date	April, June, August
Region	Flanders, Belgium
English name	Three Days of Antwerp
Local name(s)	Driedaagse van Antwerpen (in Dutch), Trois jours d'Anvers (in French)
Discipline	Road
Competition	Cat. 1.2
Type	Stage race
History
First edition	1954 (1954)
Editions	6
Final edition	1960
First winner	Wim Van Est (NED)
Final winner	Eddy Pauwels (BEL)

The course was situated in the Antwerp Province. It also included a team time trial, which was held in the city park (Stadspark) of Antwerp.^[2]

Rik Van Looy won at least one stage in each edition, except for 1955.

Winners

Year	Winner	Second	Third
1954	Wim Van Est	Guido De Santi	Hugo Koblet
Stage winners	Hugo Koblet (ITT) Germain Derycke Karel Borgmans Netherlands (TP) Rik Van Looy Hugo Koblet
1955	Germain Derycke	René Mertens	André Vlayen
Stage winners	André Noyelle Elvé-Peugeot (TTT) André Darrigade Jean Brankart Bernard Gauthier
1956	Rik Van Looy	Raymond Impanis	Wim Van Est
Stage winners	Willy Vannitsen Rik Van Looy Van Hauwaert (TTT) Wim Van Est Willy Truye
1957	Léon Van Daele	Gilbert Desmet	Jozef Planckaert
Stage winners	Léon Van Daele Jean Brankart (ITT) Rik Van Steenbergen Rik Van Looy Rik Van Looy
1958	André Vlayen	Rik Van Looy	Frans Arenhouts
Stage winners	Dr. Mann (TTT) Miguel Poblet Rik Van Looy André Vlayen Jozef Schils
1959	Not held
1960	Eddy Pauwels	Rolf Wolfshohl	Lode Troonbeeckx
Stage winners	Joseph Hoevanaers & Luis Otaño Saint-Raphaël (TTT) Rik Van Looy Dr. Mann (TTT) Willy Butzen