Jack Mourioux

Jack Mourioux
To person
Date of birth	March 6, 1948
nation	France
discipline	Railway (endurance, short term) / road
End of career	1977
Most important successes
	European Railway Championships 1973 - two-man team driving
Team (s) as coach
1985–?	National rail team France
	Last updated: December 9, 2017

Jacques "Jack" Mourioux (born March 6, 1948 in Saint-Michel-sur-Orge ) is a former French cyclist and cycling trainer.

Jack Mourioux was a versatile cyclist, on track and road . At the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City , he was a member of the French track four , which was eliminated in the quarter-finals. In 1969 he became French champion in the professional sprint . He competed in the Tour de France three times - in 1972 , 1973 and 1974 - without making it into the front ranks. In 1974 he won a stage of the Mediterranean Tour .

Mourioux started in 38 six-day races, of which he won four: 1969 in Montreal with Alain Van Lancker , 1970 in Brussels with Peter Post , 1971 and 1974 in Grenoble with Van Lancker. In 1973 he was also runner-up with Van Lancker in the European championship in two-man team driving .

In 1977 Jack Mourioux resigned from active cycling and became a coach. From 1985 he was in charge of various national teams of the French Cycling Federation, most recently the male track cyclists in the endurance area.

successes

1969

Six days of Montreal (with Alain Van Lancker )
France French champion - sprint

1970

Six days of Brussels (with Peter Post )

1971

Six days of Grenoble (with Alain Van Lancker )

1973

European Championship - two-man team driving (with Alain Van Lancker )

1974

one stage tour of the Mediterranean
Six days of Grenoble (with Alain Van Lancker )

Web links

Jack Mourioux in the Radsportseiten.net database

Jack Mourioux in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )

Jack Mourioux in the Tour de France database(French / English )

Individual evidence

↑ The European championships before the founding of the "European Cycling Union" (UEC) in 1995 are considered unofficial, since up to that point they were usually invitation races in which non-European riders could also take part.

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↑ ffc (PDF; 1.3 MB)

personal data
SURNAME	Mourioux, Jack
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Mourioux, Jacques
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	French cyclist
DATE OF BIRTH	March 6, 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH	Saint-Michel-sur-Orge

[1] The European championships before the founding of the "European Cycling Union" (UEC) in 1995 are considered unofficial, since up to that point they were usually invitation races in which non-European riders could also take part.