Oskar Breitling (born March 16, 1872 in Kaiserslautern , † June 6, 1960 in Frankfurt am Main ) was a German racing cyclist .
Oskar Breitling began his racing career as an amateur . He mostly competed in aviation races (today: sprinters ), and often competed in tandem races . As a professional driver he won a. a. against the world champion August Lehr . In 1892 he became the first German stand-up master . In the same year and 1893 he was national sprint runner-up. In 1897 he came second in the Sprint European Championship in Cologne behind Willy Arend .
At the end of the 1900 season, Breitling ended his racing career and became a car mechanic . After the Second World War he worked as a “ factotum ” on the cycle race track in Frankfurt.
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literature
Hans Borowik : 300 racing drivers in one volume. Short biographies. , Deutscher Schriftenverlag, Berlin 1937
Individual evidence
↑ Interest group for cycling (ed.): The cycling . No. 7/8/1948 . Sportdienst Verlag Zademack and Noster, Cologne, p. 2 .
1892 Oskar Breitling | 1895 Paul Mündner | 1896 Josef Fischer | 1897 Fritz Opel | 1898 Alfred Köcher | 1905, 1911, 1912 Peter Günther | 1906 Anton Huber | 1907, 1908 Thaddäus Robl | 1909 Arthur Stellbrink / Werner Krüger | 1910 Richard Scheuermann | 1913, 1915 Gustav Janke / Werner Krüger | 1914, 1919, 1924 Karl Saldow | 1916–1917 not held | 1918 Franz Krupkat | 1920, 1921, 1926 Karl Wittig | 1922 Paul Thomas | 1923 Jean Rosellen / Willi Heßlich | 1925 Karl Saldow / Christian Junggeburth | 1927, 1929, 1931 Walter Sawall / Emil Meinhold | 1930 not held | 1931 Erich Möller / Léon Didier | 1933, 1939 Erich Metze | 1935, 1936, Erich Metze / Maurice Ville | 1934 Erich Metze / Karl Saldow | 1937 Adolf Schön / Jupp Merkens | 1938, 1944 Walter Lohmann | 1939 Erich Metze / Willi Heßlich | 1940 Toni Merkens / Arnulf Meinhold | 1941 Walter Lohmann / Jupp Merkens | 1942, 1950 Erich Bautz / Jupp Merkens | 1943 Walter Lohmann / Arnulf Meinhold | 1946, 1948, 1949 Walter Lohmann / Ceurremans | 1947 Jean Schorn / Jupp Merkens
1950 Erich Bautz / Jupp Merkens | 1951–1953 Walter Lohmann / Georges Grolimund | 1954 Karl Kittsteiner / Fritz Erdenberger | 1955, 1957 Valentin Petry / Otto Faltin | 1956 Heinz Jakobi / Emile Vandenbosch | 1957 Valentin Petry / Johannes Käb | 1958, 1959 Heinz Jakobi / Kurt Schindler | 1960, Karl-Heinz Marsell / Werner Schmidt | 1961 Karl-Heinz Marsell / August Meuleman | 1963 Karl-Heinz Marsell / Albertus de Graaf | 1962 Achim Holz / Werner Schmidt | 1964 Horst Staudacher / Werner Schmidt | 1965, 1966 Ehrenfried Rudolph / Otto Faltin | 1968, 1969 Ehrenfried Rudolph / Bruno Walrave | 1970–1974 not held | 1975 Dieter Kemper / Norbert Koch | 1976 Dieter Kemper / Dieter Durst | 1977 not held | 1978 canceled due to doping | 1979 Wilfried Peffgen / Dieter Durst | 1980–1981 not held | 1982 Werner Betz / Ernst Graf | 1983 not held | 1984, 1985 Werner Betz / Dieter Durst | 1986–1987 not held | 1988 Werner Betz | 1989 Torsten Rellensmann / Manfred Schmadtke | 1990, 1991 not held | 1992 Roland Günther / Dieter Durst | 1993, 1994, 1995 Carsten Podlesch / Dieter Durst | 1996 Torsten Rellensmann / Christian Dippel | 1997 Stefan Schmitz / Manfred Schmadtke | 1998 Carsten Podlesch / Christian Dippel | 1999 Andreas Kappes / Dieter Durst | 2000, 2001, 2002 Carsten Podlesch / Bruno Walrave | 2003, 2004 Stefan Klare / Christian Dippel | 2005, 2006 Carsten Podlesch / Helmut Baur | 2007 Jan Eric Schwarzer / Christian Dippel | 2008 Timo Scholz / Peter Bäuerlein | 2009 Mario Vonhof / Dieter Durst | 2010 Marcel Möbus / Helmut Baur | 2011, 2012, 2013 Florian Fernow / Peter Bäuerlein | 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Stefan Schäfer / Peter Bäuerlein | 2018 Franz Schiewer / Gerd Gessler | 2019 Christoph Schweizer / André Dippel | 2019 not held
German champions until 1992 professionals, then "open". If known, with details of the pacemaker
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