Grandcourt

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Course de Côte de Grandcourt – List of Winners

Date	Winner		Car	Time	Final
11/08/1996	Christian Hauser		Martini MK69	1:47,00	Results
03/08/1997	“Conny”		Ralt RT23	1:39,15	Results
05/08/2001	Jean Schmits		Ralt F3000	1:29,66	Results
04/08/2002	Francis Bidonet		Dallara F392	1:34,33	Results
03/08/2003	Frank Maas		Reynard F3000	1:25,91	Results
31/07/2005	Fabien Frantz		Reynard F3000	1:25,89	Results
30/07/2006	Jean Schmits		Ralt F3000	1:24,53	Results
29/07/2007	Guy Demuth		Lola F3000	1:29,54	Results
03/08/2008	Jean Schmits		Ralt F3000	0:41,57	Results
02/08/2009	Jean Schmits		Ralt F3000	0:42,79	Results
07/08/2011	Jelle de Coninck		Norma M20F	0:41,67	Results
29/07/2012	Jelle de Coninck		Norma M20F	0:39,99	Results
04/08/2013	Jelle de Coninck		Norma M20F	0:40,38	Results
03/08/2014	Jelle de Coninck		Norma M20F	0:39,81	Results
02/08/2015	Jacques Marchal		Norma M20F	0:41,31	Results
07/08/2016	Jacques Marchal		Norma M20F	0:41,19	Results
06/08/2017	Jacques Marchal		Norma M20F	0:40,91	Results
05/08/2018	Jacques Marchal		Norma M20F	0:41,07	Results
04/08/2019	Jean Schmits		Ralt F3000	0:42,26	Results

Grandcourt is located in the southern most part of Belgium. The hillclimb actually goes right up to the French border. This small stretch of land in the south is called the Belgian-Lorraine. Grandcourt is part of the French speaking side (as opposed to the Luxembourgish side) which is called the Gaume. The Gaume is a distinctive part of Belgium and not part of the Ardennes. It is the only part of the country that geologically belongs to the Jura. As it is on a slightly lower altitude, the Gaume is also a few degrees warmer than the Ardennes a few kilometres further north.
The nearest cities are Longwy in France (14km east) and Luxembourg City (50km east).