Rafael Stadelmann

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Rafael Stadelmann Road cycling
Rafael Stadelmann after the SM 2011
Rafael Stadelmann after the SM 2011
To person
Date of birth November 19, 1984
nation SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
discipline Bike ball
To the team
Current team VMC Oftringen
function goalkeeper
Most important successes

MaillotSuiza.svg Swiss champion 2013

Last update: September 22nd, 2014

Rafael Stadelmann (born November 19, 1984 ) is a former Swiss cycling player from VC Oftringen . After 22 years, he ended his active cycling career in September 2014 after the World Cup tournament in Oftringen. He played most of his career with Andreas Zaugg .

Career

Rafael Stadelmann has been playing with Andreas Zaugg since 1992. After several silver and bronze medals at the Swiss schoolchildren’s championships, they won the junior’s championship in 2001 and were promoted directly to the first division. Already in their first year with the active players they were promoted to the national league B and the following year they were promoted to the national league A, the top division in Switzerland. In 2007, in their fourth season in the NLA, they won the silver medal in the Swiss Cup and qualified for the World Cup final in Dornbirn . Two years later they won the Swiss Cup and took third place, the first medal in the NLA. In the following years they could twice as a substitute team at the world championship and won several medals at the Swiss championship, in the cup and in world cup tournaments.

In 2013 his partner Andreas Zaugg ended his career after the SM final in Oftringen with the Swiss championship after 21 years together. Rafael Stadelmann played the following season with Samuel Niklaus in the NLA. After finishing third in the Swiss Cup, they narrowly missed the final with seventh place in the Swiss championship. Rafael Stadelmann also ended his cycling career with the domestic World Cup tournament in Oftringen.

successes

  • MaillotSuiza.svg Swiss championship
    • 1st place 2013
    • 2nd place 2010
    • 3rd place in 2009, 2011, 2012
  • Swiss Cup
    • 1st place 2009
    • 2nd place 2007, 2010
    • 3rd place in 2011, 2012, 2014

World Cup Statistics

year partner 1. T. 2. T. 3rd T. 4. T. Points Qual final
2003 Andreas Zaugg 8th - - - 18th 25th -
2004 Andreas Zaugg 7th - - - 20th 27 -
2005 Andreas Zaugg 9 6th silver - 86 12 -
2006 Andreas Zaugg 9 - (a) - - 41 17th -
2007 Andreas Zaugg 5 5 4th silver 140 6th 8th
2008 Andreas Zaugg - - - - - - 7 (b)
2009 Andreas Zaugg 6th - (a) bronze 5 120 9 -
2010 Andreas Zaugg 6th - (a) bronze 7th 130 9 -
2011 Andreas Zaugg 4th 6th silver - 105 10 -
2012 Andreas Zaugg 6th 7th silver 5 120 9 -
2013 Andreas Zaugg 4th - - - 35 19th -
2014 Samuel Niklaus 6th - - - 25th 25th -
As of September 22, 2014


Participations: 27
goldgold medals: 0
silversilver medals: 4
bronzebronze medals: 2

Legend
  • Year: Calls the year of the World Cup.
  • Partner: Playing partner in this World Cup year.
  • 1st day: (1st tournament, out of 4) the athlete's rank in this tournament.
  • Points: World Cup points that the player had at the end of qualification.
  • Quali: Rank at the end of the qualification.
  • Final: Rank in the final, if this was achieved.
(a) Was replaced by Daniel Hunziker at these tournaments.
(b) Qualified as an organizer by wildcard

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personal data
SURNAME Stadelmann, Rafael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss cyclist
DATE OF BIRTH November 19, 1984