Lucjan Pietraszewski

Lucjan Pietraszewski (born December 18, 1917 in Łodz ; † July 11, 1995 there ) was a Polish cyclist.

Athletic career

He started his athletic career in the 1930s. During his career he always started for clubs in his hometown, namely for the clubs Resursy Lodz , Tramwaja Łódź , DKS Łódź and Partyzanta Łódź . Pietraszewski was a versatile driver, he competed alongside road races and track races and cyclo-cross . In 1947 he became the first Polish champion in cyclo-cross sports. A year later he won the championship in road racing, in 1947 he was second and in 1946 third in this championship. On the track he was champion in the single pursuit in 1948. He took part in the International Peace Tour three times; 7th place in 1949 was his best result. He achieved two stage wins in the peace ride. In 1948 he finished second in the domestic Tour of Poland , which was also his best result after several starts.

After completing his sports career, he was a functionary in the District Cycling Association in Łódź.

Palmarès

year	success	run
1946	3.	National championship one's pursuit
1947	2.	National Championship Team Pursuit
	2.	1st stage Tour of Poland
	3.	2nd stage Tour of Poland
	2.	3rd stage Tour of Poland
	winner	National championship cyclo-cross races
1948	winner	National Championship, Track, Team Pursuit, Elite, Poland
	winner	National Championship, Poland
	3.	3rd stage Tour of Poland
	winner	7th stage Tour of Poland
	2.	9th stage Tour of Poland
	2.	11th stage Tour of Poland
	2.	Overall ranking Tour of Poland
	winner	3rd stage peace journey
	winner	National Championship, Road, Poland
1949	winner	National Championship, Poland
	winner	8th stage of the peace journey

Web links

• Lucjan Pietraszewski in the Radsportseiten.net database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bogdan Tuszyński: Złota księga kolarstwa polskiego . Polska Oficyna Wydawnicza, Warsaw 1995, p. o. p .