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International Tour de Toona
Local name:	Tour de 'Toona
Region:	USA, Pennsylvania
Date:	Late July
Type:	Stage Race
History
First Edition:	1985
Number of Editions:	18-Male 6?-Female
First Winner:	unknown
Most Wins Male:	Two times Scott Moninger, Scott Mercier, Greg Yoder
Most Wins Female:	Three times Lyne Bessette

The International Tour de Toona is a stage bicycle race held in Central Pennsylvania each July. The International Tour de 'Toona bicycle race started as a one day race initially was called the Tour de 'Toona. The current event has become the largest pro-am cycling event in North America. The name was changed to The International for the 2002 edition of the race and then to the International Tour de 'Toona for the 2004 edition.

Winners

2005
- Male - Scott Moninger (USA) Health Net-Maxxis
- Female - Geneviève Jeanson (Can) The Bicycle Store
2004
- Male - John Lieswyn (USA) Health Net-Maxxis
- Female - Lyne Bessette (Can) Quark Cycling Team
2003
- Male - Tom Danielson (USA) Saturn Cycling Team
- Female - Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn Cycling Team
2002
- Male - Danny Pate (USA) Prime Alliance
- Female - Heather Albert (USA) Goldy's
2001
- Male - Harm Jansen (Ned) Saturn Cycling Team
- Female - Geneviève Jeanson (Can) RONA
2000
- Male - Gord Fraser (Can) Mercury
- Female - Lyne Bessette (Can) Saturn Cycling Team
1999
- Male - David Clinger (USA) Navigators
- Female - Anke Erlank (SAf) Timex
1998
- Male - Charles Dionne (Can) Radio-Energie
- Female - Kendra Wenzel (USA) Saeco Timex
1997
- Male - Norman Alvis (USA) Saturn Cycling Team
- Female - Dede Demet (USA) Saturn Cycling Team
1996
- Male - Scott Mercier (USA)
- Female - Linda Jackson (Can)
1995
- Male - Mike Englemann (USA)
- Female - Phyllis Hines (USA)
1994
- Male - Scott Moninger (USA) Coors Light Team
- Female - Brooke Blackwelder (USA) Body Wise Team
1993
- Male - Scott Mercier (USA)
- Female - Eve Stephenson (USA)
1992
- Male - Graeme Miller (NZl)
- Female - Karen Bliss-Livingston (USA)
1991
- Male - Brian McDounough (USA)
- Female - Linda Brenneman (USA)
1990
- Male - Julian Dalby (Ire)
- Female - Bunki Bankaitis-Davis (USA)
1989
- Male - Greg Yoder (USA)
- Female - Susan DiBiase (USA)
1988
- Male - Gunter Shrogen (USA)
1987
- Male - Greg Yoder (USA)
1986
- unknown
1985
- unknown

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