Tristan Marguet

Tristan Marguet

Tristan Marguet (2018)
To person
Nickname	Titi
Date of birth	August 22, 1987
nation	Switzerland
discipline	Road / rail (endurance, short term)
doping
2011	Pseudoephedrine
Most important successes
European Games 2019 - two-man team driving UEC European Rail Championships 2018 - Scratch 2015 - Scratch
Last updated: January 29, 2019

Tristan Marguet (born August 22, 1987 in Monthey ) is a Swiss track and road cyclist .

Athletic career

On the track, Marguet was 17 times Swiss champion between 2007 and 2019 in the disciplines scratch points race , omnium , sprint , team sprint , keirin and two-man team race . Together with Franco Marvulli , he won the six-day race in Tilburg in 2009 and the Sei Giorni internazionale delle Rose in Fiorenzuola d'Arda in 2012 . In 2015 Marguet became vice European champion in scratch in front of a home crowd in Grenchen . He finished third in this discipline in 2018 . At the 2019 European Games in Minsk , he won the two-man team event with Robin Froidevaux .

On the road, Marguet won the fourth stage of the Tour de Berlin U23 race in 2009 and his first international elite race in 2018 with the second stage of the Tour of Black Sea .

doping

In September 2011, Marguet was suspended from his association Swiss Cycling after a positive doping test . He had tested positive for pseudoephedrine , an ingredient in cold medicines , on the occasion of the Copenhagen Six Days in February . The use of this substance is permitted in training, but not in competition. He was therefore banned for six months.

Private

Tristan Marguet is nicknamed "Titi". His sister Noémi Marguet was also a cyclist. In 2004 she was third in the Swiss cyclocross championship.

successes

train

2007

• Swiss champions - Scratch

2009

• UIV Cup - Copenhagen (with Loïc Perizzolo )
• Six days Tilburg (with Franco Marvulli )
• Swiss Champion - Madison (with Alexander Aeschbach )
• UIV Cup - Amsterdam (with Silvan Dillier )

2011

• Swiss champions - team sprint (with Niels Knipp and Rico Zaugg )
• Swiss champions - points race
• Swiss champions - Scratch

2012

• Six-day race Fiorenzuola d'Arda (with Franco Marvulli )
• Swiss champions - points race

2013

• Swiss champion - Omnium

2014

• Swiss champions - Scratch
• Swiss champion - sprint
• Swiss champion - Keirin
• Swiss champions - points race

2015

• European Championship - Scratch
• Swiss champion - Keirin

2016

• Swiss champions - points race
• Swiss champions - Scratch

2017

• Swiss champion - Omnium
• Swiss champions - two-man team driving (with Claudio Imhof )

2018

• European Championship - Scratch
• Swiss champions - two-man team driving (with Claudio Imhof )

2019

• European game winner - two-man team driving (with Robin Froidevaux )

Street

2009

• one stage Tour de Berlin

2018

• one stage Tour of Black Sea

Teams

• 2011 Marco Polo Cycling Team
• 2015 Roth-Škoda
• 2016 Team Roth

Web links

Commons : Tristan Marguet  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Tristan Marguet in the Radsportseiten.net database
• Tristan Marguet in the ProCyclingStats.com database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Swiss Cycling suspends Tristan Marguet on radsport-news.com v. September 28, 2011
2. ↑ Selina Kuepfer: Tristan Marguet blocked. In: Swiss Cycling. October 28, 2011, accessed November 20, 2016 .