Malcolm Lange

Malcolm Lange (born November 22, 1973 in Johannesburg ) is a former South African racing cyclist .

Malcolm Lange began his career in 1996 with the Belgian cycling team Vosschemie-Zetelhallen . In 1997 he became the South African time trial champion for the first time. The next year he repeated that victory after winning two stages at the Giro del Capo . In 1999 he became national road racing champion. In the 2000 season he won two stages each at the Giro del Capo and the Tour of South China Sea , where he was third overall. In 2004, Lange was successful on three sections of the Tour of Tunisia and in 2006 on one stage of the Giro del Capo. In 2007 he was the South African road champion for the second time and he won two stages in the Tour du Maroc . Lange contested his last race in March 2011.

successes

1995

• South African champion - road race

1997

• South African champion - individual time trial

1998

• two stages Giro del Capo
• South African champion - individual time trial

1999

• South African champion - road race

2000

• two stages Giro del Capo
• two stage tour of South China Sea

2004

• three stages tour of Tunisia

2006

• one stage Giro del Capo

2007

• South African champion - road race
• three stages Tour du Maroc

2008

• three stages Tour du Maroc
• Pick n Pay Amashovashova National Classic

2010

• Emirates Cup
• one stage Jelajah Malaysia

Teams

• 1996 Vosschemie Zetelhallen

• 1998 AIG

• 2001 Team HSBC
• 2002 Team HSBC

• 2007 MTN-Microsoft
• 2008 Team MTN

• 2010 Team Medscheme
• 2011 Team Bonitas (until July 31st)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Day and Taylor triumph on crank.co.za v. March 13, 2011  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (engl.)  

Web links

• Malcolm Lange in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
• Malcolm Lange in the Radsportseiten.net database