Max Grace
Max William Grace (born December 14, 1942 in Otahuhu , New Zealand ) is a former New Zealand and later Canadian cyclist .
In 1964 Max Grace started for New Zealand at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in the individual road race and finished 66th, with the New Zealand team he finished 13th in the team time trial . He later went to Canada and took citizenship there. Three times in a row - 1970, 1971 and 1972 - he was Canadian road champion. In 1974 he won the Tour de Gastown .
After the end of his active cycling career, Max Grace worked as an organizer of cycling races.
Web links
- Max Grace in the database of Radsportseiten.net
- Max Grace in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
1955 Pat Murphy | 1956-58 not held | 1959, 1962 Egidio Bolzon | 1960 Alex Messina | 1961 not held | 1963 Sammy Watson | 1964 Giacomo Segat | 1965 not held | 1966 Paoli Mori | 1967 Stu Mapp | 1968 Joe Jones | 1969 Horst Stuewe | 1970, 1971, 1972 Max Grace | 1973 Norman Lowe | 1974 Jocelyn Lovell | 1975 Brian Keast | 1976 Pierre Harvey | 1977, 1979 Ron Hayman | 1978 Norm St. Aubin | 1980 Bernie Willock | 1981, 1982, 1983 Steve Bauer | 1984 Andrew Hansen | 1985, 1987 Gervais Rioux | 1986 Eon D'Ornellas | 1988 Brian Walton | 1989 P. Rygielski | 1990 Colin Davidson | 1991 Todd McNutt | 1992 Scott Prize | 1993, 1995 Matt Anand | 1994, 1997, 1999, 2000 Czeslaw Lukaszewicz | 1998, 2001 Mark Walters | 2002 Andrew Randell | 2003 Dominique Perras | 2004 Gordon Fraser | 2005 François Parisien | 2006 Dominique Rollin | 2007 Cameron Evans | 2008 Christian Meier | 2009 Aaron Fillion | 2010 Will Routley | 2011, 2014 Svein Tuft | 2012 Ryan Roth | 2013 Zachary Bell | 2015 Guillaume Boivin | 2016 Bruno Langlois | 2017 Matteo Dal-Cin | 2018 Antoine Duchesne | 2019 Adam de Vos
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| SURNAME | Grace, Max |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Grace, Max William (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | New Zealand and Canadian cyclist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 14, 1942 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Otahuhu , New Zealand |