Cycling at the 1936 Summer Olympics – Men's individual road race























Cycling – Men's individual road race
at the Games of the XI Olympiad

Venue
Avus North Curve, Berlin
Dates 10 August 1936
Competitors 99 from 28 nations
Medalists
















1st, gold medalist(s)

Robert Charpentier
 France
2nd, silver medalist(s)

Guy Lapébie
 France
3rd, bronze medalist(s)

Ernst Nievergelt
 Switzerland

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Cycling at the
1936 Summer Olympics
Cycling (road) pictogram.svg
Road events
Individual road race men
Team road race men
Track events
1000m time trial
 men
Sprint men
Tandem men
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The men's individual road race cycling event at the 1936 Olympic Games took place on 10 August over 100 km. This was the first time that the cycling road race was conducted as a mass start event and was one of six cycling events at the 1936 Olympics.[1] The Men's team road race was held in conjunction with this event, with teams having four riders and the team time taken as sum of the team's three best finishers.[1]



Results



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Rank Name Nationality Time Notes
1st, gold medalist(s) Robert Charpentier
 France
 2:33:05.0
2nd, silver medalist(s) Guy Lapébie
 France
 2:33:05.2
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Ernst Nievergelt
 Switzerland
 2:33:05.8
4 Fritz Scheller
 Germany
 2:33:06.0
Charles Holland
 Great Britain
 2:33:06.0
Robert Dorgebray
 France
 2:33:06.0
7 Pierino Favalli
 Italy
 2:33:06.2
8 Auguste Garrebeek
 Belgium
 2:33:06.6
Armand Putzeyse
 Belgium
 2:33:06.6
Talat Tunçalp
 Turkey
 2:33:06.6
11 Edgar Buchwalder
 Switzerland
 2:33:07.0
12 Frode Sørensen
 Denmark
 2:33:07.2
August Prosenik
 Yugoslavia
 2:33:07.2
14 Kurt Ott
 Switzerland
 2:33:07.6
15 Glauco Servadei
 Italy
 2:33:07.8
16 Tassy Johnson
 Australia
 2:33:08.0
Virgilius Altmann
 Austria
 2:33:08.0
Hans Höfner
 Austria
 2:33:08.0
Eugen Schnalek
 Austria
 2:33:08.0
Jean-François Van Der Motte
 Belgium
 2:33:08.0
Kanyo Dzhambazov
 Bulgaria
 2:33:08.0
Arne Petersen
 Denmark
 2:33:08.0
Thor Porko
 Finland
 2:33:08.0
Jean Goujon
 France
 2:33:08.0
János Bognár
 Hungary
 2:33:08.0
István Liszkay
 Hungary
 2:33:08.0
Corrado Ardizzoni
 Italy
 2:33:08.0
Jacques Majerus
 Luxembourg
 2:33:08.0
Franz Neuens
 Luxembourg
 2:33:08.0
Nico van Gageldonk
 Netherlands
 2:33:08.0
Wacław Starzyński
 Poland
 2:33:08.0
Stanisław Zieliński
 Poland
 2:33:08.0
Hennie Binneman
 South Africa
 2:33:08.0
Gottlieb Weber
 Switzerland
 2:33:08.0
Arne Berg
 Sweden
 2:33:08.0
Josef Lošek
 Czechoslovakia
 2:33:08.0
Franc Gartner
 Yugoslavia
 2:33:08.0
AC Mārtiņš Mazūrs
 Latvia
 2:37:08.0e
Arvīds Immermanis
 Latvia
 2:52:08.0e
Aleksejs Jurjevs
 Latvia
 2:52:08.0e
Jānis Vītols
 Latvia
 2:52:08.0e
Chris Wheeler
 Australia
 no time
Karl Kühn
 Austria
 no time
Jef Lowagie
 Belgium
 no time
Dertônio Ferrer
 Brazil
 no time
José Magnani
 Brazil
 no time
Hermógenes Netto
 Brazil
 no time
Nikola Nenov
 Bulgaria
 no time
Aleksandar Nikolov
 Bulgaria
 no time
Gennadi Simov
 Bulgaria
 no time
Lionel Coleman
 Canada
 no time
George Crompton
 Canada
 no time
Rusty Peden
 Canada
 no time
George Turner
 Canada
 no time
Jesús Chousal
 Chile
 no time
Jorge Guerra
 Chile
 no time
Rafael Montero
 Chile
 no time
Manuel Riquelme
 Chile
 no time
Knud Jacobsen
 Denmark
 no time
Tage Møller
 Denmark
 no time
Tauno Lindgren
 Finland
 no time
Jackie Bone
 Great Britain
 no time
Willi Meurer
 Germany
 no time
Fritz Ruland
 Germany
 no time
Emil Schöpflin
 Germany
 no time
István Adorján
 Hungary
 no time
Károly Nemes-Nótás
 Hungary
 no time
Elio Bavutti
 Italy
 no time
Adolf Schreiber
 Liechtenstein
 no time
Paul Frantz
 Luxembourg
 no time
Rudy Houtsch
 Luxembourg
 no time
René van Hove
 Netherlands
 no time
George Giles
 New Zealand
 no time
Manuel Bacigalupo
 Peru
 no time
Gregorio Caloggero
 Peru
 no time
José Mazzini
 Peru
 no time
César Peñaranda
 Peru
 no time
Mieczysław Kapiak
 Poland
 no time
Wiktor Olecki
 Poland
 no time
Ted Clayton
 South Africa
 no time
Berndt Carlsson
 Sweden
 no time
Ingvar Ericsson
 Sweden
 no time
Vilém Jakl
 Czechoslovakia
 no time
Hans Leutelt
 Czechoslovakia
 no time
Miloslav Loos
 Czechoslovakia
 no time
Kirkor Canbazyan
 Turkey
 no time
Kazım Bingen
 Turkey
 no time
Orhan Suda
 Turkey
 no time
Albert Byrd
 United States
 no time
Charles Morton
 United States
 no time
Paul Nixon
 United States
 no time
John Sinibaldi
 United States
 no time
Josip Pokupec
 Yugoslavia
 no time
Ivan Valant
 Yugoslavia
 no time
Bill Messer
 Great Britain
 DNF
Alick Bevan
 Great Britain
 DNF
Gerrit Schulte
 Netherlands
 DNF
Philippus Vethaak
 Netherlands
 DNF
Sven Johansson
 Sweden
 DNF


References





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