Emile Vandenbosch

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Emile Vandenbosch , also Miel Van Den Bosch , (* in Antwerp ; †) was a Belgian cyclist and pacemaker .

In 1924 Emile Vandenbosch was third in the Belgian championship of professional stayers. In later years he worked as a trainer and pacemaker. In 1956 he set the pace for Heinz Jakobi when he became German champion. In 1957 he led his compatriot Paul Depaepe and in 1963 another Belgian, Leo Proost , to the world title of professional stayers.

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SURNAME Vandenbosch, Emile
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Van Den Bosch, Miel (alternative spelling)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian cyclist and pacemaker
DATE OF BIRTH 19th century or 20th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Antwerp