Nicolas Rousseau

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Nicolas Rousseau Road cycling
Nicolas Rousseau (2010)
Nicolas Rousseau (2010)
To person
Date of birth March 16, 1983
nation FranceFrance France
discipline Roads / trains
Most important successes
UCI Track World Championships for Juniors.
2000 silver - team pursuit
Last updated: May 21, 2017

Nicolas Rousseau (born March 16, 1983 in Châteaurenaud ) is a former French cyclist .

Career

Nicolas Rousseau came off the track and was a good time trial. In 2000, together with William Bonnet , Romain Genter and Grégory Bernard, he was junior runner-up in the team pursuit on the track and was French champion in the same discipline. In the same year he won the prestigious Chrono des Herbiers time trial on the road in the junior class and repeated this success the following year; three years later he was third in the race of the U23 drivers behind the winner Olivier Kaisen . At the U23 European Railway Championships in 2002 he won a silver medal in the team pursuit (with Vincent Socquin , Christophe Riblon and Aurélien Mingot ) and the bronze medal in the points race .

From August 2006 Rousseau drove as a stagiaire with the French ProTeam Ag2r Prévoyance and received a professional contract for the following season. In 2008 he had his only start in a major tour of the country and finished 122nd in the overall ranking of the Giro d'Italia . In 2009 he won a stage of the Route du Sud and in 2010 a stage of the Tropicale Amissa Bongo

At the end of the 2012 season, he ended his international career as a professional cyclist.

successes

train

2000
2002

Street

2000
2001
2009
2010

Teams

Web links

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