Armand Blanchonnet as French champion in 1931
Armand Blanchonnet (born December 23, 1903 in Grippey , † September 17, 1968 in Cernay-la-Ville ) was a French cyclist .
1924 was Armand Blanchonnet's most successful year, when he won the gold medal in road races at the Olympic Games in Paris with ten minutes ahead of second-placed Rik Hoevenaers from Belgium and also won the gold medal in the team competition. In the team classification, the times of the athletes in the individual time trial were added up, and due to the large lead of Blanchonnet and since all of his teammates were in the top ten, the French had 16 minutes ahead of the Belgian team in the final account. In the same year, Blanchonnet won third place at the world championships , also in Paris.
Until 1932, Blanchonnet only appeared sporadically in the results lists. In 1929 he achieved second place at the Critérium des As in France, and he also won the French Championship in 1931, leaving very good drivers like Francis Pélissier and André Leducq behind. In 1930 he and Onésime Boucheron won the Prix Dupré-Lapize rail competition in Paris . The really big successes, however, no longer came.
In 1936 Blanchonnet ended his cycling career and established liability and accident insurance for cyclists.
Individual evidence
^ The German cyclist , December 22, 1936, ZDB -ID 601854-3
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1907, 1908 Gustave Garrigou | 1909, 1920 Jean Alavoine | 1910 Émile Georget | 1911, 1912, 1913 Octave Lapize | 1914 Charles Crupelandt | 1919 Henri Pélissier | 1921, 1923, 1924 Francis Pélissier | 1922 Jean Brunier | 1925, 1926 Achille Souchard | 1927, 1928 Ferdinand Le Drogo | 1929 Marcel Bidot | 1930 Roger Bisseron | 1931 Armand Blanchonnet | 1932 André Godinat | 1933 Roger Lapébie | 1934 Raymond Louviot | 1935, 1937, 1939 Georges Speicher | 1936 René Le Grevès | 1938, 1943 Paul Maye | 1941 Albert Goutal (BZ) | 1941 René Vietto (NBZ) | 1942, 1947 Émile Idée | 1944 Urbain Caffi | 1945 Eloi Tassin | 1946 Louis Caput | 1948 César Marcelak | 1949 Jean Rey | 1950, 1951 Louison Bobet | 1952 Adolphe Deledda | 1953 Raphaël Géminiani | 1954 Jacques Dupont | 1955 André Darrigade | 1956 Bernard Gauthier | 1957, 1958 Valentin Huot | 1959, 1965 Henry Anglade | 1960, 1962–1964 Jean Stablinski | 1961 Raymond Poulidor | 1966 Jean-Claude Theilliere | 1967, 1968 Lucien Aimar | 1969 Raymond Delisle | 1970, 1971 Cyrille Guimard | 1972, 1979 Roland Berland | 1973 Bernard Thévenet | 1974 Georges Talbourdet | 1975 Régis Ovion | 1976 Guy Sibille | 1977 Marcel Tinazzi | 1978 Bernard Hinault | 1980 Pierre-Raymond Villemiane | 1981 Serge Beucherie | 1982 Régis Clère | 1983 Marc Gomez | 1984 Laurent Fignon | 1985 Jean-Claude Leclercq | 1986 Yvon Madiot | 1987 Marc Madiot | 1988, 1989 Eric Caritoux | 1990 Philippe Louviot | 1991 Armand de Las Cuevas | 1992 Luc Leblanc | 1993, 1994 Jacky Durand | 1995 Eddy Seigneur | 1996 Stéphane Heulot | 1997 Stéphane Barthe | 1998 Laurent Jalabert | 1999 François Simon | 2000 Christophe Capelle | 2001, 2003 Didier Rous | 2002, 2008 Nicolas Vogondy | 2004, 2010 Thomas Voeckler | 2005 Pierrick Fédrigo | 2006 Florent Brard | 2007 Christophe Moreau | 2009 Dimitri Champion | 2011 Sylvain Chavanel | 2012 Nacer Bouhanni | 2013, 2016 Arthur Vichot | 2014, 2017, 2020 Arnaud Démare | 2015 Steven Tronet | 2018 Anthony Roux | 2019 Warren Barguil
Note: In 1941 there were two events, one in the occupied zone (BZ) and one in the unoccupied zone (NBZ).
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