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Line 899: \| {{flagathlete\|[[Kasper Asgreen]]\|DEN}} \| {{flagathlete\|[[Sonny Colbrelli]]\|ITA}} \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(1/67)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(2/67)</small> \|- ! 2022 Line 907: \| {{flagathlete\|[[Dylan van Baarle]]\|NED}} \| {{flagathlete\|[[Remco Evenepoel]]\|BEL}} <small>(1/2)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(3/67)</small> \|- ! 2023 \| {{flagathlete\|[[Mathieu van der Poel]]\|NED}} <small>(3/6)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(4/67)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Mathieu van der Poel]]\|NED}} <small>(4/6)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Remco Evenepoel]]\|BEL}} <small>(2/2)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(5/67)</small> \|- ! 2024 Line 920: \| {{flagathlete\|[[Mathieu van der Poel]]\|NED}} <small>(5/6)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Mathieu van der Poel]]\|NED}} <small>(6/6)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(6/67)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Tadej Pogačar]]\|SLO}} <small>(7/7)</small> \|▼ \|- ! Year Line 1,006: \|- \| {{sortname\|Sean\|Kelly\|Sean Kelly (cyclist)}} \| {{~~IRL~~flagu\|Ireland}} \| 1983 \| 1992 Line 1,028: ! 8 \|- \|rowspan=34\|7 \| {{sortname\|Gino\|Bartali}} \| {{flagu\|Italy}} \| ~~1939~~1936 \| 1950 \| 4 Line 1,062: !7 \|- \| bgcolor="lightblue" \| {{sortname\|Tadej\|Pogačar}}▼ \| rowspan="8" \|10▼ \| {{flagu\|Slovenia}} \| 2021▼ \| 2024 ▲\| \| 1▼ \|▼ \| 2▼ \| 34▼ ! 67▼ \|-▼ ▲\| rowspan="87" \|1011 \| {{sortname\|Henri\|Pélissier\|\|Pelissier, Henri}} \| {{flagu\|France}} Line 1,139 ⟶ 1,150: \| !6 ▲\|- ▲\| bgcolor="lightblue" \| {{sortname\|Tadej\|Pogačar}} \| {{SLO}}▼ ▲\| 2021 ~~\| 2023~~ ▲\| ▲\| 1 \|▼ ▲\| 2 ▲\| 3 ▲! 6 \|- \| rowspan="6" \| 18 Line 1,452: \|- \| {{sortname\|Andrei\|Tchmil}} \| {{~~MDA~~flagu\|Moldova}}/<br>{{flagu\|Belgium}} \| 1994 \| 2000 Line 1,608: \| 1 \| 0 \| 2▼ \| 3 \| 74 ▲\| 29 \|- \| rowspan=3\| 10 Line 1,774: ===Winners of two monuments in a single year=== 26 different riders (including Eddy Merckx) have managed to win two Monuments in the same year. The most common "double" consists of the two cobbled classics ([[Tour of Flanders]] and [[Paris–Roubaix]]), which have been won by the same rider in the same year on 13 occasions. The Italian "double" ([[Milan–San Remo]] and [[Giro di Lombardia]]) has been achieved 11 times (including Merckx in 1971 and 1972). Only Merckx has won the combinations ''Milan–San Remo/Tour of Flanders'' and ''Tour of Flanders/Liège–Bastogne–Liège'', when he won all three Monuments in 1969 and 1975. Only ~~once~~twice have two riders ([[Tadej Pogačar]] and [[Mathieu van der Poel]]) won two Monuments each in the same year (2023 and 2024). {{col-begin}} Line 1,887: \|- \|2021\|\|{{flagicon\|SLO}} [[Tadej Pogačar]] ▲\|- \|2024\|\|{{flagicon\|SLO}} [[Tadej Pogačar]] \|} {{col-end}} Line 1,999 ⟶ 2,001: \| {{flagathlete\|[[Elisa Longo Borghini]]\|ITA}} <small>(3/3)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Lotte Kopecky]]\|BEL}} <small>(3/3)</small> \| {{flagathlete\|[[Grace Brown (cyclist)\|Grace Brown]]\|AUS}} \|▼ \|- ! Year Line 2,105 ⟶ 2,107: \| 3 \|- \| rowspan=4"5" \| 7 \| {{CAN}} \| 0 Line 2,137 ⟶ 2,139: \| 0 \| 1 ▲\|- ▲\| {{~~SLO~~AUS}} \|0 \|0 \|0 \|1 \|0 \|1 \|}