Cycling 1-23
19 entries in the Cycling compendium.
Cycling 1-23 — Era Chart
Bradley WigginsFirst British Tour de France winner; eight Olympic medals.Chris HoySix-time Olympic gold medalist and 11-time world champion track cyclist.Eddy MerckxHe is widely regarded as the most successful rider in the history of competitive cycling, Fausto CoppiItalian cyclist, five-time Giro winner, two-time Tour winner.Gino BartaliItalian cycling champion and World War II rescuer.Greg LeMondAmerican former road racing cyclist; three-time Tour de France winner.Jacques AnquetilFirst cyclist to win the Tour de France five times.Jeannie LongoFrench racing cyclist, 13-time world champion, clouded by doping suspicion.Lance ArmstrongAmerican cyclist stripped of seven Tour de France titles for doping.Laurent FignonFrench cyclist who won two Tours and lost a third by eight seconds.Miguel IndurainFive-time consecutive Tour de France winner and Giro-Tour double champion.Peter SaganSlovak cyclist with three consecutive World Championships and seven Tour de France green jTom BoonenBelgian cyclist who dominated spring classics and won world title.Vittorio AdorniItalian cyclist who won Giro d'Italia and world road title.Bernard HinaultFrench former professional road cyclist with five Tour de France wins and ten Grand Tour vRik Van LooyFirst cyclist to win all five Monuments; 367 career victories.Stephen RocheIrish cyclist who won the Triple Crown in 1987.Track cyclingTrack cycling is a fixed-gear bicycle sport on banked velodromes.Union Cycliste InternationaleWorld governing body for competitive cycling since 1900.
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