1958 UCI Road World Championships

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Gustav-Adolf Schur became the first German amateur road world champion in Reims

The UCI Road World Championships 1958 were held in the 30 and 31 August the French Reims instead.

Racing action

The world championship course led partly on the Circuit de Reims-Gueux , a race track for car races. One lap of the course was 19.771 kilometers.

In the title fight of the amateurs on Saturday, August 30th, a German driver, the GDR driver Gustav-Adolf Schur from Leipzig , won for the first time in the history of the road world championships . He won in the sprint ahead of the Belgian Valère Paulissen and needed an hourly average of 36.4 km / h.

In the professional race , two German drivers finished in the top ten, Hennes Junkermann finished seventh and Klaus Bugdahl tenth. The winner with an average speed of 37.6 km / h was the Italian Ercole Baldini , who had already broken out of the field together with three other drivers in the second of a total of 14 laps, and the favorites Rik Van Looy , Rik Van Steenbergen , Jacques Anquetil and André Darrigade had surprised. The two Riks later gave up; out of a total of 67 drivers, only 26 crossed the finish line. From the twelfth lap onwards, Baldini drove a 50-kilometer solo to the finish and won with a gap of more than two minutes on second, the Frenchman Louison Bobet . In addition to Junkermann and Bugdahl, two other German drivers, Lothar Friedrich and Mathias Löder, crossed the finish line, four Germans gave up prematurely.

For the first time, women took part in these world championships. 29 riders started, and Elsy Jacobs from Luxembourg won with a three-minute lead.

Results

Professionals - 276.794 km
space athlete country time
1 Ercole Baldini ItalyItaly ITA 7:29:32 h
2 Louison Bobet FranceFrance FRA + 2:09 min
3 André Darrigade FranceFrance FRA + 3:47 min
4th Vito Favero ItalyItaly ITA + 3:47 min
5 Jean Forestier FranceFrance FRA
6th Valentin Huot FranceFrance FRA
7th Hennes Junkermann GermanyGermany GER
8th Martin van der Borgh NetherlandsNetherlands NED + 4:25 min
9 Frans Aerenhouts BelgiumBelgium BEL + 4:40 min
10 Klaus Bugdahl GermanyGermany GER + 4:40 min
11 Miguel Poblet Spain 1945Spain ESP + 4:45 min
12 Jozef Schils BelgiumBelgium BEL
13 John Andrews United KingdomUnited Kingdom GBR
14th Nino Defilippis ItalyItaly ITA
15th Raphaël Géminiani FranceFrance FRA
16 Hans Edmund Andresen DenmarkDenmark THE + 7:06 min
17th Piet ladies NetherlandsNetherlands NED
18th Fausto Coppi ItalyItaly ITA
19th Gilbert Scodeller FranceFrance FRA
20th Jef Planckaert BelgiumBelgium BEL
21st Jan Adriaenssens BelgiumBelgium BEL
22nd Seamus Elliott IrelandIreland IRL + 7:43 min
23 Brian Robinson United KingdomUnited Kingdom GBR + 8:38 min
24 Jean Graczyk FranceFrance FRA + 10:52 min
25th Lothar Friedrich GermanyGermany GER
26th Mathias Löder GermanyGermany GER
Amateurs
Men - 177.939 km
space athlete country time
1 Gustav-Adolf Schur GermanyGermany GDR 4:53:19 h
2 Valère Paulissen BelgiumBelgium BEL equal time
3 Henri De Wolf BelgiumBelgium BEL equal time
0 ...
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Women - 59.313 km
space athlete country time
1 Elsy Jacobs LuxembourgLuxembourg LUX 1:50:95 h
2 Tamara Novikova Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union URS + 2:51 min
3 Maria Loukchina Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union URS + 2:51 min
4th Victoire Van Nuffel BelgiumBelgium BEL ?
5 Joan Poole United KingdomUnited Kingdom GBR
6th Vera Gorbatcheva Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union URS
7th Barbara Harris United KingdomUnited Kingdom GBR
8th Liliane Cleiren BelgiumBelgium BEL
9 Nadia Germonpre BelgiumBelgium BEL
10 Renee Vissac FranceFrance FRA
0 ...
12 Elfriede Vey GermanyGermany GDR ?
0 ...
20th Yvonne Reynders BelgiumBelgium BEL ?

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