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Kelly Slater has just won his 11th world title. Has anyone else won as many, in any sport? I can only think of maybe Tiger Woods and Schumacher who have more than a handful, but there must be plenty more.
What other great or lame/obscure titles are out there and who's the daddy?
Not quite the same in numerical terms of world champs but Ben Ainsle has dominated his class Since 2004 but held an Olympic gold since 2000. Pre dating that is a silver at Atlanta in '96. He will be there again next year.
Others include Sir Steve Redgrave maybe but also that darts guy springs to mind.
On Slater, I started surfing back in 94 as a 13 yr old and remember him being world champ then. Pretty impressive to still be doing it at that level after all that time 21 yrs as a pro.
They're are probably a few other golfers with decent stats.
Sebastian Loeb has just won his 8th World Championship in Rallying, makes him the most successful in Motorsport.
Kelly Slater is a legend. Must be some sports with more?
Sir Donald Bradman dominated cricket when he played. his batting average was 99.94.
Next closest is about 66 I think.
+1 Ben Ainsle 3 Olympic Golds + 1 silver, 9 world titles, 9 European tiles and a lot more to come.
Carl Lewis (10 Olympic medals inc 9 Golds + 10 Worlds medals inc 8 golds)
Joe Calzaghe (20 World title defences)
Federer must be getting up there.
Roger Federer
Steve Davis then Hendry
Phil (the power) Taylor
After euro 2012 the Spanish football team.
Steven Redgrave
Has Loeb won btw? Thought it all hinged on the gb rally, or did hirvonen go out yesterday!
Nico Voulloz, Anne Caroline chausson
Other sports jerry Moffat ( rock climber in the 80-90s)
Michael Johnson, ed Moses athletics
Michael Jordan basketball
Jack Nichlaus
Navratolova
Pete Sampras
Ivan Lendl
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Jahangir Khan
Jansher Khan
Ricky Carmichael
Dougie Lampkin
Toni Bou
David Knight
No one interested in Lance Armstrong -
World Champion,
Loads of stage wins,
7 Times TDF winner.
Indeed many of these athletes are great. It seems that the more niche the sport/arena the greater the potential for greatness/longevity. Some athletes like Burton might never be beaten or for that matter Merckx etc. Good call all, keep them coming.
Ed Moses kept winning for years. Olympics every 4 years, one that USA didn't go to and no world championships in his day.
(Saw him recently and looks like he could still run sub 50secs)
Floyd Mayweather
The Klitschkos
Nonito Donaire
Rocky Marciano
Pacman
Ed Moses 122 conseCutive wins over 10 years in 400m hurldlesSet the.world record 4 times , 2 olympic golds it would have been 3 but usa pulled out of moscow olympics and 2 world golds.
I'm an Armstrong fan but he hasn't dominated his sport. he dominated the TdF for a period, but that's not the sport, and if he'd competed in the other classics and grand tours (as opposed to using them for build up) I doubt he'd have the same TdF record.
I think Usain Bolt currently. He beats everyone the rest of the field by 3-5% consistently (up to half a second in many races), which is a huge amount at that level. If he dominated a longer event to the same extent, like say the marathon, that'd be beating everyone by 5 minutes which is close on a mile. It's just because it's a short race they even get in the same freeze frame
julio cesar chavez
Lance Armstrong
Hmmm, well he dominated TdF for a long period but in cycling Merckx is peerless.
tour de France is cycling as far as most of the world is concerned. like schmacher and formula 1. There are other types of car racing, but who cares?
edit. meant to add, if you ask most people "name a cyclist" who are they going to say?
Phil Taylor
Giacomo Agostini - 15 times World Champ
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Ángel Nieto - 13 times World Champ
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Beryl Burton. 25 consecutive British Best All Rounder titles, '59-'83.
Fourteen World Champs medals over 30 years, including seven golds.
Jeannie Longo has had similar longevity, and is still riding.
i think almost all sports have someone in the history who was ahead a the curve in ability. What you tend to see a lot is the best dont get worse its just everyone else catches up and thus the bar is raised. You also see points in history where two people come along at the same time and no one else can get close. If Federer and Nadal had careers at different times they would of both picked up a lot more titles.
Motorsport - Carlos Saintz, Shuey, Loeb, Rossi
Tennis - Borg, Federer, Nadal, McEnroe
Golf - Woods, Nicholaus
Snooker - Hendry, Davis,
Darts - Phil 'The Power' Taylor
Wayne Gretzky - broke practically every record in ice hockey. And he has yet to be surpassed.
Jamie bestwick vert bmx
No one interested in Lance Armstrong -
he's nothing compared to Merckx
1966 Milan - San Remo
Trofeo Angelo Baracchi, with Ferdi Bracke
1967 World Pro Road Race
Milan - San Remo
Flèche Wallone
Ghent - Wevelgem
Trofeo Angelo Baracchi, with Ferdi Bracke
2 stages, Giro d'Italia
Critérium des As
1968 Giro d'Italia
KoM, Giro d'Italia
Points Competition, Giro d'Italia
4 stages, Giro d'Italia
Tour of Catalonia
Tour of Romandy
Paris - Roubaix
Tre Valli Varesine
1969 Tour de France
KoM, Tour de France
Points Competition, Tour de France
5 stages, Tour de France
Paris - Luxembourg
Milan - San Remo
Tour of Flanders
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Paris - Nice
4 stages, Giro d'Italia
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1970 Tour de France
KoM, Tour de France
8 stages, Tour de France
Giro d'Italia
3 stages, Giro d'Italia
Paris - Nice
Tour of Belgium
Paris - Roubaix
Flèche Wallone
Ghent - Wevelgem
Critérium des As
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1971 Tour de France
Points Competition, Tour de France
4 stages, Tour de France
World Pro Road Race
Milan - San Remo
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Tour of Lombardy
Frankfurt Grand Prix
Omloop Het Volk
Paris - Nice
Dauphiné - Libéré
GP du Midi Libre
Tour of Belgium
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1972 Tour de France
Points Competition, Tour de France
6 stages, Tour de France
Giro d'Italia
4 stages, Giro d'Italia
Milan - San Remo
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Tour of Lombardy
Flèche Wallone
Giro dell'Emilia
Giro del Piemonte
GP de l'Escaut
Trofeo Angelo Baracchi, with Roger Swerts
Hour Record - 49.431km
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1973 Giro d'Italia
Points Competition, Giro d'Italia
6 stages, Giro d'Italia
Vuelta a España
Points Competition, Vuelta a España
6 stages, Vuelta a España
Paris - Roubaix
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Grand Prix des Nations
Amstel Gold Race
Ghent - Wevelgem
Omloop Het Volk
Paris - Brussels
GP Fourmies
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1974 Tour de France
8 stages, Tour de France
Giro d'Italia
2 stages, Giro d'Italia
World Pro Road Race
Tour of Switzerland
Points competition, Tour of Switzerland
KoM, Tour of Switzerland
3 stages, Tour of Switzerland
Critérium des As
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1975 Milan - San Remo
Tour of Flanders
Liège - Bastogne - Liège
Amstel Gold Race
Catalan Week
2 stages, Tour de France
1 stage, Tour of Switzerland
Super Prestige Pernod Trophy
1976 Milan - San Remo
Catalan Week
1977 1 stage, Tour of Switzerland
Another vote for Jahangir Khan - he won the British Open for 10 consecutive years, and for a 5 year period he was undefeated in any match, anywhere – winning over 550 matches on the trot. For such a physically demanding sport that is truly amazing.
A horsey theme from me:
Harvey Smith
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Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum
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Nick Skelton
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Michael Whitaker
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What about eddie the eagle? He dominated UK ski jumping for a number of years.
Is he the only one to do this? If so he has truly dominated
Valentino Rossi.
(And that's from a Doohan fan)
Who disden?
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Sven Nys anyone?
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Julien Absalon anyone?
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Another vote for Jahangir Khan - he won the British Open for 10 consecutive years, and for a 5 year period he was undefeated in any match, anywhere – winning over 550 matches on the trot. For such a physically demanding sport that is truly amazing.
Agreed, especially when they played it was a very 'traditional' way of playing based on outrageous levels of fitness. How he kept his body together for that long is shocking.
Also 6 World Champ titles, and runner up 3 times on top.
Jansher's record doesn't read too bad either. 8 World Championships, 1 runner up, 6 British Open titles, 3 runners up, over 6 years as the World number one.
They truely dominated that era of squash between them. Personally I prefer Jansher, as he showed the ability to adapt,when the game started evolving to a more 'modern' attacking style, he went back to the drawing board & completely changed the way he played making the transformation into an incredible attacking player, but with the underpinnings of a huge base of fitness, he really became the complete squash player.
I had the privilege (or experience) of playing him a long time ago, as a highly ranked junior I had previously been able to hold my own against most players, but I was comprehensively torn a new one. Very humbling.
Ole Einar Bjørndalen
Chrissie Wellington
Dave Scott
Mark Allen
Sergey Bubka - Pole Vaulter
had an olympic curse but dominated the sport for 16 years as world champion setting 35 world records and still holds the world record set 17 years ago...
And a big Whoooop!! for Kauli Seadi:
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Andy Mapple OBE 164 career victories, 14 Masters wins, 6 world champs, 18 years ranked world No1 by the IWSF. Was pretty much a household name in the USA, but virtually unknown in the UK. From Preston, Lancs.
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Darts - Phil 'The Power' Taylor
I thought that we were taling about sports...
Another vote for Jahangir Khan
and the amazing thing, reading his wiki page, is that he was a sickly child!
"Ironically, during his earlier years, Jahangir was a sickly child and physically very weak. Though the doctors had advised him not to take part in any sort physical activity, after undergoing a couple of hernia operations his father let him play and try out their family game.
In 1979, the ****stan selectors decided not to select Jahangir to play in the world championships in Australia, judging him too weak from a recent illness. Jahangir decided instead to enter himself in the World Amateur Individual Championship and, at the age of 15, became the youngest-ever winner of that event."
"an unbeaten run which lasted for five years and 555 matches"
"In 1982, Jahangir astonished everyone by winning the International Squash Players Association Championship without losing a single point."
I am not a squash player but he, and Jansher, were fascinating to watch due to their fantastic court skills as well as fitness, a bit like watching McEnroe verses his peers.
The Klitschko brothers.
They have been so dominant over the heavyweight division since Lennox Lewis retired.
I cant think of any of boxer or any other sportsperson who has dominated for so long.
Athletics i would say Ed Moses basically you just could not beat him and everyone knew it and yet he was/is still very humble - heard him interviewed recently and he said the records did not matter to him just doing his best was all he aimed to do.
Cycling most would have Armstrong a proper cyclists would say Merckx IMHO
Surely Daley Thompson deserves a mention - Thompson's rivalry with West German athlete Jürgen Hingsen was legendary in the sport throughout the 1980s. The pair consistently traded world records, but Thompson always had the upper hand in the major events, remaining undefeated in all competitions for nine years between 1979 and 1987.
the klitschko brothers have dominated a poor era for heavweights so cannot be taken seriously - imagine them against some of the greatest - do you really think they stand a chance against ali, Foreman or Frazier in their prime?
too many people poke fun at Eddie "the Eagle" 🙁
there was a quote from either graham or martin bell in a ski magazine about eddie - when asked about eddie he just said "balls of steel".
He was a near olympic standard downhill racer who changed to ski jumping at a very late stage - way after all those other guys had learnt when they were kids without comprehension of fear. To progress up to full sized jumps at the speed he did was very unusual.
He also had to jump with his thick glasses on, which would steam up and gave him very limited visibility during the jumps.
Plus he had a lack of training facilities compared to the other competitors - anyone see that bodged up wooden frame thing he would use in his garden to practise the transition to the jump position?
he deserves a lot of respect.
He looks a bit like David Lee Roth in this pic, but it's actually Sir Stephen Redgrave
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Stefan Everts. So smooth! This pass on Bubba at the 2006 MXDN still gives me goosebumps. Such a privilege to have been there.
Tony Hawk: Vert
Travis Rice or Terje can't decide on this one as new rippers some through all the time: Snowboard
Daewon Song or Chris Cole: park/street skateboard
.... Heavyweight boxing is only said to be in a poor condition purely because they are dominating so clearly over all other contenders.
The Ali - Frazier - Foreman era was said to be the best simply because they were on an almost level par.
If Ali could have dominated then the opposition would have been classed as poor ...but because he struggled and this made for exciting fights ..
The Klitschko brothers have been too good for their own good. They have made their opposition look bad.
I am quite surprised CFH hasn't come up with patrice martin.
And as for questioning a Klitschko agains Ali, Frazier or Foreman??
All these guys were no bigger than 15stone at their best ... by modern standards of heavyweight, that is very small.
Ali was knocked down by a thirtenn stone guy in Henry Cooper .. Ali struggled against big guys like Norton .. A 6foot 7inch guy with a sledgehammer punch weighing 18stone would have bowled over the peak Ali, Frazier and Foremans very easilly.
You cant compare past sportsmen to todays....especially in boxing.
The trouble is so many sports have so many sub-disciplines it is difficult to dominate an entire sport. Redgrave for example, won Olympic golds in particular versions of rowing. Did he also dominate rowing world champs?
Lewis beat him ok it was a TKO but he said
So, when it came time for me to see if I should fight Klitschko again, I thought - at my worst, at my worst! I beat Klitschko and look what I did to his face! I was at my worst - just think [what would’ve happened] if I’d trained just a little bit harder. I didn’t need to fight him again."
Not even the best of the recent era at heavyweight nor even boxing never mind all time.
Manny Pacquiao is far superior and Joe Calzaghe is massively underrated IMHO.
Calzaghe and Lewis are two of the most overrated boxers ever, both fought in an era of washed up fighters and and has beens. Plus, they were awful to watch. Tyson dominated from around 84 to his first loss of the title, and was magnificent to watch. Dominating a sport and being a great athlete can be too mutually exclusive things.
Stefan Everts 10 world titles
Bjoern Dunkerbeck. One the overall windsurfing world title 12 years running and has accumulated somewhere between 35 and 40 discipline world titles in windsurfing. One of the few people to win Racing and wave titles in the same year and if I remember correctly he even won the freestyle world title the first year of the discipline!
Dick Fosbury?
Martina Navratilova
Keep up! I said navratalova 🙂
Can't believe no-one's mentioned Our Paula.
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The greatest female marathon runner in history. Has won a countless number of races. Holds the WR which is almost 3 minutes faster than the next best time. Has won several races in a faster time than any other woman has ever run.
And is so fast she can stop for a 'comfort break' and still win the race.
Now that [i]is[/i] taking the pee....
Unfortunately elf, her record is let down by her performances on the biggest stage.
No it's not. She's still a more accomplished and successful athlete than the Olympic champions. They know it too. How can you say her record is 'let down'? That's just nonsense. She doesn't need to win the Lympics to prove her greatness, that's how great she actually is.
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Even without pacesetters she still managed 2hr17'42". That fact that she completely eclipses loads of other great athletes just cements her position as one of sport's true greats.
The greatest road racer of all time...
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Joey Dunlop. Totally dominated the IOM TT from 1977 - 2000, 26 TT wins inc a win in 2000 aged 48. I had the honour of meeting him at a small local race and was the most humble and modest superstar. A true legend
Julia Mann dominated women's badminton in the UK, well beyond the span of most players.
She's still a more accomplished and successful athlete than the Olympic champions.
So why hasn't she won one then? This thread is about people who've dominated their sport, and clearly a failure to win an Olympic medal (along with only one victory in a global championship) suggests she hasn't done that.
If you're after a distance runner who's dominated, Haile Gebrselassie is a far better candidate.
Well I've enjoyed reading this thread and finding out about sportsmen & women that I'd never heard of. I love stories of great sporting deeds and legacies. I'm still to be convinced that anyone dominated more than Bradman though, statistically he's head and shoulders above everyone else.
Jenny Longo.
this palmares only goes up to 2007, she is still competing.
1979 - (Minimes and Cadettes).
May 6, 1979 - La Rochette, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 13, 1979 - Saint Sigismond, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4.
May 24, 1979 - Metz Tessy, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 26, 1979 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit.
May 26, 1979 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 200 meters sprint.
May 26, 1979 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the points race.
July 1, 1979 - Road Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place.
July 23, 1979 - National Track Championships, France - 3rd place in the 3km pursuit, Alencon.
July 28, 1979 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Neufchatel - Saosnois.
August 12, 1979 - Chamoux, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 15, 1979 - Esery, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 19, 1979 - Chamrousse, France - 1st place in the road race.
September 9, 1979 - Plombieres, France - 1st place in the road race.
September 16, 1979 - Saint Pierre d'Allevard, France - 1st place in the road race.
September 23, 1979 - Tour De Berne, Switzerland - 1st place.
November 11, 1979 - Grenoble (Track), France - 3km pursuit, (French Record) - (4'00" 2).
November 13, 1979 - Grenoble (Track), France - 1st place in 200 meters spint.
1980
1980 - (Cadettes or Juniors).
May 1, 1980 - Cran Genevrier, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 11, 1980 - Crest, France - 1st in the road race.
May 15, 1980 - Belleville Sur Saone, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 17, 1980 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Grenoble.
May 17, 1980 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 200 meters sprint.
May 17, 1980 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the points race.
May 18, 1980 - Alby Sur Cheran, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 25, 1980 - Eclassan, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 8, 1980 - Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the road race, La Motte Servolex.
June 12, 1980 - Jons, France - 1st place.
June 29, 1980 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Lyon.
July 5, 1980 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Ville Morgon.
July 13, 1980 - Avenieres, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 13, 1980 - Nurieux, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 20, 1980 - Saint Innocent, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 30, 1980 - Neufchatel Saosnois, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 10, 1980 - Chamoux Sur Gelon, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 16, 1980 - Course De Cote, Switzerland - 1st place in the road race.
September 14, 1980 - Plombiere, France - 1st place in the road race.
September 28, 1980 - Chaponost, France - 1st place in the road race.
October 5, 1980 - Grimpee de Laffrey, France - 1st place in the road race.
November 3, 1980 - France - 3km pursuit, (French Record) - (3'57" 66).
1981
1981 - (Juniors).
May 1, 1981 - Cran Genevrier, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 10, 1981 - Crest, France - 1st in the road race.
May 16, 1981 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit.
May 16, 1981 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 200 meters sprint.
May 23, 1981 - Meribel, France - 1st in the road race.
May 23, 1981 - Meximieux, France - 1st in the time trial (TT).
May 30, 1981 - International Aquitaine, France - 1st in the road race, Biganos.
June 6, 1981 - Track Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the points race.
June 7, 1981 - Meythet, France - 1st in the road race.
June 14, 1981 - Thonon, France - 1st in the road race.
July 12, 1981 - Sallenoves, France - 1st in the road race.
July 14, 1981 - Saint Priest, France - 1st in the road race.
July 20, 1981 - National Track Championships, France - 3rd place in the 200 meters sprint, Reims.
July 21, 1981 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit.
July 25, 1981 - National Championships, France - 1st in the road race, Charleville Mezieres.
August 1, 1981 - Four Days of Harve, France - 1st in the road race, La Harve.
August 28, 1981 - World Championships, Czechoslovakia - 2nd place in the road race, Prague.
September 4, 1981 - World Track Championships, Czechoslovakia - 3rd place in the 3km pursuit, Brno.
September 6, 1981 - Plombieres, France - 1st in the road race.
September 27, 1981 - Lyon, France - 1st in the road race.
October 11, 1981 - Tour de Lac d'Annecy, France - 1st in the time trial (TT), Annecy.
October 17, 1981 - Cup Inter Comites, France - 1st in the road race, Paris.
November 20, 1981 - Track, France - (French Record) - 1km (1' 16" 165).
November 20, 1981 - Track, France - (French Record) - 500 meters, (39" 293).
November 21, 1981 - Track, France - (French Record) - 5km (6' 49" 5).
November 21, 1981 - Track, France - (French Record) - 4km (5' 25" 9).
1982
April 4, 1982 - Saint Ambroix, France - 1st place in the road race.
April 18, 1982 - Thonon, France - 1st place in the road race.
April 25, 1982 - Sillingy, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 2, 1982 - Quintinus, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 16, 1982 - Meximieux, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
May 16, 1982 - Meximieux, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 22, 1982 - Aquitaine, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 30, 1982 - Gras, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 19, 1982 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place on the final GC.
July 11, 1982 - Dauphine, France - 1st place, (Championships of Dauphine Savoie).
July 17, 1982 - Meaudre, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 18, 1982 - Neuville Les Dames, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 28, 1982 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit.
July 31, 1982 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Bressuire.
August 28, 1982 - World Track Championships, Great Britain - 3rd place in 3km pursuit, Leicester.
September 1, 1982 - 4 Jours Havro Cauchois, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Le Harve.
September 1, 1982 - 4 Jours Havro Cauchois, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, Le Harve.
September 1, 1982 - 4 Jours Havro Cauchois, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
September 1, 1982 - 4 Jours Havro Cauchois, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
September 1, 1982 - 4 Jours Havro Cauchois, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
October 10, 1982 - Tour du Lac d'Annecy, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
October 31, 1982 - Grenoble, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, (Track).
1983
January 21, 1983 - 6 Heures de San Sebastian, Spain - 1st place in the 3km pursuit (Track).
April 3, 1983 - Pontcharra, France - 1st place in the road race.
April 4, 1983 - Tour duLoiret, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2.
April 24, 1983 - Sillingy, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 6, 1983 - Trois Jours de Dompaire, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1.
May 7, 1983 - Trois Jours de Dompaire, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2.
May 8, 1983 - Trois Jours de Dompaire, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3.
May 8, 1983 - Trois Jours de Dompaire, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 12, 1983 - Saint Paul Les Romans, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 14, 1983 - International Aquitaine, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1.
May 15, 1983 - International Aquitaine, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2.
June 5, 1983 - Seyssins, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 5, 1983 - Seyssins, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
June 9, 1983 - Limoges, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 11, 1983 - Championships de Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit (Track), Grenoble.
June 12, 1983 - Saint Romain de Jalonas, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 18, 1983 - Tour of Norway, 1st place in stage 2.
July 8, 1983 - Track Cycling Universiade, Canada - 2nd place in the 3km pursuit, Edmonton.
Juny 10, 1983 - Track Cycling Universiade, Canada - 3rd place in the road race, Edmonton.
July 25, 1983 - National Track Championships, France - 3rd place in the 200 meter sprint, Besancon.
July 27, 1983 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Besancon.
July 27, 1983 - Annemasse, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 30, 1983 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Wintzenheim.
August 3, 1983 - Chardonnay, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 6, 1983 - Tregunc, France - 1st place.
August 7, 1983 - Plouezec, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 8, 1983 - Hennebont, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 9, 1983 - Lanion, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 10, 1983 - Lorinet, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 27, 1983 - World Track Championships, Switzerland - 3rd place in 3km pursuit, Zurich.
September 18, 1983 - Vignieu, France - 1st place in the road race.
October 9, 1983 - Annecy, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
October 23, 1983 - Ville La Grande, France - 1st place in the road race.
October 28, 1983 - Grenoble, France - (Track), French Record Indoors, 10km - (13' 48" 82).
1984
January 7, 1984 - Grenoble, France - (Track) - 1st in 3k Pursuit.
Feburary 5, 1984 - World Record (3km), France - (3'58" 908), Palais Omnisport Bercy, Paris.
March 20, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 6, Fort Worth.
March 22, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 7, Dallas.
March 24, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 8.
March 26, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 9.
April 1, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 13.
April 1, 1984 - Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
April 22, 1984 - GP Des Artisans, France - 1st place, Commercants De Sillingy.
April 23, 1984 - Prix du Comite des Fetes d'Annecy, France - 1st place.
April 28, 1984 - Six Jours de Saint Ambroix, France - 2nd place in time trial (TT).
April 29, 1984 - Trophee de la Palme d'Or Merlin, France - 2nd place, Saint Ambroix.
April 30, 1984 - Criterium du Domaine du Rouret, France - 2nd place.
May 5, 1984 - Tournee Intenationale en Aquitaine, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
May 7, 1984 - GP Ville de Gradignan, France - 1st place.
May 13, 1984 - GP de la Ville de Tokyo, Japan - 1st place.
May 20, 1984 - GP d'Osaka, Japan - 1st place.
May 28-June 2, 1984 - Tour of Norway, 2nd place in stage 2.
May 28-June 2, 1984 - Tour of Norway, 3rd place in stage 5.
May 28-June 2, 1984 - Tour of Norway, 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
June 4, 1984 - Angouleme France, 1st place in the road race.
June 9, 1984 - Le Rouret, France - 1st place in the road race, Championships Dauphine Savoie.
June 16, 1984 - Limoges France - 1st place in the road race.
June 17, 1984 - Saint Romain De Jalonas, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 24, 1984 - Polienas France - 1st place in the road race.
July 4, 1984 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Grande Scynthe.
July 7, 1984 - National Road Championships, France - 1st place, Berck.
July 13, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place in the prologue.
July 14, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Rocky Mountain National Park.
July 15, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Vail Village Criterium.
July 19, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Criterium Washington Park Denver.
July 21, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Foothills.
July 22, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 3rd place, Denver City Center.
July 22, 1984 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place on the final GC.
August 4, 1984 - Tregunc France - 1st place in the road race.
August 5, 1984 - Plouec France - 1st place in the road race.
August 6, 1984 - Hennebont France - 1st place in the road race.
August 7, 1984 - Lanion France - 1st place in the road race.
August 10, 1984 - Saint Jean De Monts, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 11, 1984 - Ploerbut France - 1st place in the road race.
August 12, 1984 - Lampaul Guimillau, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 13, 1984 - Ploudalmezau France - 1st place in the road race.
August 29-30, 1984 - World Track Championships, Spain - 2nd place in the 3km pursuit, Velodrome Muncipal Horta, Barcelona.
September 9, 1984 - Pombiere France - 1st place in the road race.
September 16, 1984 - La Motte Servolex, France - 1st place in the road race.
September 23, 1984 - Clermont Ferrand, France - 1st place in the road race.
October 7, 1984 - Annecy France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
October 14, 1984 - Montre Bois, France - 1st place in the Criterium.
October 31-November 5, 1984 - Grenoble France - 1st place.
November 5, 1984 - 6 Jours of Grenoble, France - 1st place in ?, (Track).
November 17, 1984 - World Record (3km Pursuit), France - (3'49" 646), Palais Omnisport Bercy, Paris.
November 18, 1984 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the points race, Paris.
November 26, 1984 - World Record (1km), France - (1'09" 27), Grenoble.
1985
March 10, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in Critérium, at Houston Texas.
March 16, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in Critérium, at Dallas Texas.
March 17, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in Critérium at Fort Worth Texas.
March 22, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in time trail (TT), at Austin Texas.
March 23, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in GP at Paradise Canyon Texas.
March 27, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in the time trial (TT) at Walter E. Long Lake, Texas.
March 29, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in the GP at City Park Texas.
March 31, 1985 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
April 14, 1985 - Seyssins, stage race in France - 1st place in the road race.
April 14, 1985 - Seyssins, stage race in France - 1st place in the Time Trail (TT).
April 14, 1985 - Seyssins, stage race in France - 1st place on Final GC.
April 21, 1985 - Sillingy France - 1st place in the road race.
April 26, 1985 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, France - 1st place in the GP Codec à Ales.
April 27, 1985 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, France - 3rd place in the G.P. Ville de Nimes.
April 28, 1985 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, France - 1st place in the Trohpée Palme d'Or at Saint-Ambroix.
April 29, 1985 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, France - 1st place in the GP Marius Lacan at Saint-Ambroix.
April 30, 1985 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, France - 1st place in the GP Codec Hérault, Montpellier.
May 12, 1985 - GP at Tokyo Japan - 1st place.
May 19, 1985 - Pontcharra France - 1st place in the road race.
May 26, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 2nd place in the prologue.
May 26, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 1, Jeheim-Kongsvinger.
May 27, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 2, Critérium at Elverum.
May 28, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 2nd place in stage 3, Hamar-Lillehammer.
May 29, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 3rd place in stage 4, Lillehammer.
May 30, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 3rd place in stage 5, Lillehammer-Gjdvik.
May 31, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 6, Raufoss-Honefoss.
June 1, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 2nd place in stage 7, Honefoss-Oslo.
June 1, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 2nd place on the final GC.
June 1, 1985 - Grand Prix Tour De Norway - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
June 8, 1985 - Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the road race, Vizille.
June 13, 1985 - Ronde d'Aquitaine, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 1, Langoiran-Gradignan.
June 14, 1985 - Ronde d'Aquitaine, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 2, Pauillac-Parempuyre.
June 15, 1985 - Ronde d'Aquitaine, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4 time trial (TT), Artigues-de-Bordeaux-Artigues-de-Lussac.
June 16, 1985 - Ronde d'Aquitaine, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
June 22, 1985 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Chailley.
June 23, 1985 - Lyon France - 1st place in the road race.
June 29, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in the prologue, Vitre.
June 30, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Vitre.
July 4, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the stage 4 time trial (TT), Reims.
July 5, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the stage 5, Nancy.
July 6, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the stage 6, Strausbourg.
July 7, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the stage 7, Epinal.
July 8, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the stage 8, Avoriaz.
July 13, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the stage 11, Mizier.
July 15, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the stage 12, Saint Etienne.
July 17, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the stage 14, Luz Ardiden.
July 20, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the stage 16, Limoges.
July 21, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in the stage 17, Paris.
July 21, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place on the final GC.
July 21, 1985 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
August 8, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 1, Grand Junction.
August 9, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 2, Grand Junction.
August 10, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 3, Vail.
August 11, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 4, Aspen.
August 13, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 6, Estes Park.
August 15, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 8 time trial (TT), Boulder.
August 16, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 9, Denver.
August 17, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 10, Morgul Bismark.
August 18, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
August 18, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
August 18, 1985 - Tour of Colorado, stage race in USA - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
August 26, 1985 - World Track Championships, Italy - 2nd place in the 3km pursuit, Bassano de Grappa.
August 31, 1985 - World Championships, Italy - 1st place in the road race, Giavera de Montello.
September 8, 1985 - Saint Brenaz, stage race in France - 1st place in the road race.
September 8, 1985 - Saint Brenaz, stage race in France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
September 8, 1985 - Saint Brenaz, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
September 14, 1985 - Champeix France - 1st place in the road race.
September 15, 1985 - Meximieux stage race in France - 1st place in the road race.
September 15, 1985 - Meximieux stage race in France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
September 15, 1985 - Meximieux stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
October 13, 1985 - Critérium des As, France - 3rd place, Montreuil.
November 15, 1985 - World Record, France - (5kms 6'29"606), Paris Bercy.
1985 - Trophée Internationaux, France - 1st place, Super-Prestige Pernod.
1986
February 8, 1986 - Omnium du San Sebastian, Spain - 3rd place.
March 15, 1986 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place, White Rock, Texas.
March 22, 1986 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place, Corpus Christi Bay.
March 23, 1986 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Houston Olympic Fest.
March 31, 1986 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place, Paradise Canyon.
April 1, 1986 - Beatrice Classic, stage race in USA - 3rd place, Paul Bend Park.
April 12, 1986 - Quad Cities Classics, USA - 1st place, Desoto Texas.
April 26, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 1st place at Mont St-Clair (Om).
April 28, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 1st place at St-Ambroix.
April 29, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 2nd place at Bessèges-Alès.
May 1, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 2nd place on the final GC.
May 1, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 1, 1986 - Six Jours de Saint-Ambroix, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 18, 1986 - Cluses France - 1st place in the road race.
May 19, 1986 - Saint Jean De Maurienne, France - 1st place in the road race.
May 22, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 1, Crest-Valdrome.
May 23, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, Chatillons en Diois-Nyons.
May 24, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Nyons-Pierrelatte.
May 25, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4, Donzère-Montèlimar.
May 25, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in on the final GC.
May 25, 1986 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 1st place in stage 1, Jessenheim-Kongsviger.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 3rd place in stage 2, Kirkenaer.Elverum.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 2nd place in stage 4, llamar-Harrar.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 3rd place in stage 7, Gjôvik-Brandbu.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 1st place in stage 8, Honefoss.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 1st place in stage 9, Vikersund-Kongbserg.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 1st place in stage 9, Vikersund-Kongbserg.
May 29-July 7, 1986 - Grand Prix Tour of Norway - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
June 21, 1986 - National Championships, France - Chateaulin, 1st place in the road race.
June 29, 1986 - Les Cotes De Arey, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 9, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the prologue at Granville.
July 10, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Granville-St-Hilaire-du-Harcouët.
July 14, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 4, Cognac-Bordeaux.
July 16, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 6, Saint-Marie-de-Campan-Luchon.
July 19, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 8 time trial (TT), Veynes-Gap.
July 20, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 9, Guille Sestriere-Chevalier.
July 22, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 10, Villard-de-Lans-Villard-de-Lans.
July 23, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 11, Sestriere-St-Etienne.
July 24, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 12, St-Etienne.
July 25, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 13, Issoire-Puy-de-Dôme.
July 27, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 15, Chaville-Paris.
July 27, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place on the final GC, Chaville-Paris.
July 27, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
July 27, 1986 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
August 15, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in the prologue, Grand Junction Colorado.
August 15, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 1, Grand Junction.
August 16, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 2, Aspen.
August 17, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 3, Vail.
August 17, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 4, Vail.
August 18, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 5, Copper Mountain.
August 20, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 6, Estes Park.
August 21, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 7, Boulder.
August 22, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 8 time trial (TT), Niwot.
August 22, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 9, Denver.
August 24, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 11, North Boulder.
August 24, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
August 24, 1986 - Coors International Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
September 1, 1986 - World Track Championships, USA - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Colorado Springs.
September 7, 1986 - World Championships, USA - 1st place in the road race, Colorado Springs.
September 20, 1986 - World Hour Record, USA - (44,77028 km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs.
September 20, 1986 - World Record, USA - (20-kms) - (26'55"611 km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs.
September 20, 1986 - World Record, USA - (10-kms) - (13'30"05 km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs.
September 28, 1986 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km Pursuit, Aire Sur Adour.
September 30, 1986 - World Hour Record, Italy - (43,58789 km), Vélodrome of Vigorelli at Milan.
October 11, 1986 - Lyon France, 1st place in the road race.
October 19, 1986 - Critérium des As, France - 1st place, Montreuil.
November 2, 1986 - World Record (5km), France - (6' 22" 713), Vélodrome at Grenoble.
November 3, 1986 - Six Jours de Grenoble, France - 1st place.
November 7, 1986 - World Hour Record, France - (44,718 km), Palais des Sports, Grenoble.
November 7, 1986 - World Record, France - (10-kms) - (26'58"152 km), Palais des Sports, Grenoble.
November 7, 1986 - World Record, France - (20-kms) - (13'29"395 km), Palais des Sports, Grenoble.
November 12, 1986 - World Record (3km), France - (3' 45" 386), Palais Omnisport, Paris Bercy.
November 14, 1986 - World Record (3km), France - (3' 43" 490), Palais Omnisport, Paris Bercy.
December 5, 1986 - Geneva Switzerland - 1st place in Omium Feminin.
December 13, 1986 - Abidjan (Cote d'lvoire) Africa - 1st place in the 3km Pursuit.
1986 - Challenges Super Prestige Pernod, France - 1st place.
1987
March 16, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 1, Cali.
March 17, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Candeiaria—Palmira.
March 17, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 3, Palmira—Buga.
March 18, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 4, Zarzal—Pereira.
March 19, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 5, Pereira—Armenia.
March 20, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 6, Ibague—Girardot.
March 21, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 7, Fusagasuga—Bogota.
March 22, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in stage 8, Granada—Patios.
March 23, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place on the final GC, Bogota.
March 23, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
March 23, 1987 - Tour De Femenino Yodora, Colombia - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
March 28, 1987 - Branders Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 2nd place in the stage 1 time trial (TT), Leakey (Frio Canyon).
April 4, 1987 - Branders Tour of Texas, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 5, Kingland.
April 10, 1987 - Texas Cup Weekend, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 1, Dallas.
April 10, 1987 - Texas Cup Weekend, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 2, Dallas.
April 11, 1987 - Texas Cup Weekend, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 3, Forth Worth.
April 12, 1987 - Texas Cup Weekend, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 4, Dallas.
April 12, 1987 - Texas Cup Weekend, stage race in USA - 2nd place on the final GC, Dallas.
April 26, 1987 - Six Jours de Bagnols—sur—Cèze, Stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Vendargues.
April 28, 1987 - Six Jours de Bagnols—sur—Cèze, Stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Salles—du—Gardon.
April 30, 1987 - Six Jours de Bagnols—sur—Cèze, Stage race in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
April 30, 1987 - Six Jours de Bagnols—sur—Cèze, Stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 2, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Lezignan.
May 4, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 3, Fleury.
May 8, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 6, Axat.
May 10, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 3rd place on the final GC.
May 10, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 10, 1987 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 12, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Valence—Hauterives.
May 13, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, St—Rambert d'Albon — Romans.
May 14, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Bourg—de—Péage — Col de Rousset.
May 15, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4 time trial (TT), Chatillon—en—Diois.
May 15, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Vercheny—Dieulefit.
May 16, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 6, Dieulefit — St—Paul—Trois—Chateaux.
May 17, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 7, St—Paul—Trois—Chateaux — Montélimar.
May 17, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 17, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 17, 1987 - Tour de la Drome, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 25, 1987 - Criterium de Dauphine, France - 1st place in the prologue, Grenoble.
May 30, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 3rd place in stage 1, Jessheim.
May 31, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 2, Harrar.
June 1, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 2nd place in stage 3, Elverum.
June 3, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 5, Gjovik.
June 3, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 6, Brandbu.
June 6, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in stage 9, Kongsberg.
June 6, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place on the final GC.
June 6, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
June 6, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
June 6, 1987 - Tour De Norway - 2nd place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
June 27, 1987 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Lugny.
July 4, 1987 - Track Championships (Dauphine Savoie), France - 1st place in 200 meters sprint, Grenoble.
July 4, 1987 - Track Championships (Dauphine Savoie), France - 1st place in 3km Pursuit.
July 4, 1987 - Track Championships (Dauphine Savoie), France - 1st place in the points race.
July 8, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Sable Sur Sarthe.
July 11, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 3, Linards Chaumeil (Les Nonedieres).
July 12, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 4, Castillon-la-Bataille Bordeaux.
July 14, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 5, Argeles-Gazost-Luz Ardiden.
July 15, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 6 time trial (TT), Plaisance-du-Touch Blagnac.
July 16, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 7, Valence d'Albi Millau.
July 19, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 9 time trial (TT), Correncon-en-Vercors Saint Mizier.
July 20, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 10, Leoncel - Villard-de-Lans.
July 21, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 11, Leoncel - Villard-de-Lans.
July 22, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 12, Doucy La Plagne.
July 23, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 13, Cluses Morzine.
July 23, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 13, Cluses Morzine.
July 26, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC, Chaville-Paris.
July 26, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
July 26, 1987 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
July 27, 1987- Critérium de Vailly—sur—Sauldre, France - 2nd place.
July 29, 1987 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in 3km Pursuit, Saint Denis de l'Hotel.
August 2, 1987 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the points race, Saint Denis de l'Hotel.
August 15, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place the prologue, Grand Junction Colorado.
August 15, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 1, Grand Junction.
August 16, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 2, Aspen Maroon Bells.
August 18, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 4, Copper Mountain.
August 19, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Vail Pass.
August 20, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 7, Estes Park.
August 23, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 10, North Boulder.
August 23, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
August 23, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
August 23, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
August 23, 1987 - Coors Classic, stage race in USA - 2nd place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
August 27-28, 1987 - World Track Championships, Austria - 2nd place in the 3km Pursuit, Vienna.
September 4, 1987 - World Championships, Austria - 1st place in the road race, Villach.
September 12, 1987 - World Record, USA - (3-kms) (3'42"22) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
September 15, 1987 - World Record, USA - (5-kms) (6'14"81) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
September 22, 1987 - World Hour Record, USA - (44,93327km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
September 22, 1987 - World Record, USA - (20-kms) - (26'41"19 km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
September 22, 1987 - World Record, USA - (10-kms) - (13'28"19 km) at altitude, Vélodrome 7-Eleven in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
October 11, 1987 - Chrono des Herbiers, France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
October 18, 1987 - Critérium des As, France - 1st place, Montreuil.
October 28, 1987 - Six Jours de Grenoble, France - 1st place.
1987 - Trophees Et Challenges - Super Prestige Pernod, France - 1st place.
1987 - Wolber d'Or, France - 1st place.
1987- Les Champions De France - 1st place, Pursuit-Seniors.
1987- Les Champions De France - 1st place, Road-Seniors.
1988
February 22, 1988 - Ronde Du Carnaval V'Aix-En-Provence, France - 3rd place.
March 5, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in the prologue, Medellin.
March 6, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in stage 1, Medellin.
March 7, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in stage 2, Medellin-La Pintada.
March 8, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 2nd place in stage 3, Circuit at Pereira.
March 9, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in stage 4, Ibague-Melgar.
March 11, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in stage 6, Fusagasuga-Bogota.
March 12, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 2nd place in stage 7, Bogota.
March 12, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place on the final GC.
March 12, 1988 - Tour De Colombia, 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
March 24, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place the prologue, La Roche-Sur-Yon.
March 25, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 1, Les Essarts-Mouikkeron Le Captif.
March 26, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, Champagné-Les-Marais-Puilboreau.
March 27, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, La Chataigneraie-Thorigny.
March 27, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4 time trial (TT), La Roche-Sur-Yon.
March 27, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
March 27, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
March 27, 1988 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 2nd place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
April 8, 1988 - Trophee Centre-Allier, stage race in France - 1st place in road race, Saint Yorre Sayat, (Vichy).
April 9, 1988 - Trophee Centre-Allier, stage race in France - 1st place in the road race, Brassac.
April 10, 1988 - Trophee Centre-Allier, stage race in France - 1st place in the time trial (TT), Brassac.
April 10, 1988 - Trophee Centre-Allier, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC, Brassac.
April 16, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Remiremont-Epinal.
April 17, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Epinal.
April 17, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3 circuit race, Epinal.
April 17, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
April 17, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
April 17, 1988 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
April 23, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Bagnols.
April 24, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Mejannes-La-Clap.
April 24, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in the team time trial (TTT).
April 25, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 2, Saint Gilles.
April 26, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Rochefort-Du-Gard.
April 27, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4, Salles-Du-Gardon.
April 28, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 5, Bagnols.
April 28, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
April 28, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
April 28, 1988 - Six Jours De Bagnols-Sur-Ceze, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 5, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Fleury.
May 7, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 2nd place in the team time trial (TTT), Gruissan.
May 9, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Axat.
May 10, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4, Trebes.
May 11, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 5, Castelnaudary.
May 14, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 8, Caunes-Minervois.
May 15, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 2nd place in the time trial (TT), Carcassonne.
May 15, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 15, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 15, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 15, 1988 - Tour De l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in the combined overall.
May 18, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Bourg-Les-Valence-Romans.
May 19, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Royans - Saint-Jean-En-Royans.
May 19, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 3, Saint-Jean-En-Royans-Die.
May 20, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4, Die-Dieulefit.
May 21, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 5, Dieulefit-Montelimar.
May 22, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 22, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 22, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 22, 1988 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
May 30, 1988 - GP International Du Daupine Libere, stage race in France - 1st place in the time trial (TT), Avignon.
May 30, 1988 - GP International Du Daupine Libere, stage race in France - 1st place in the road race, Avignon.
May 30, 1988 - GP International Du Daupine Libere, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
June 4, 1988 - Championships Dauphine Savoie, France - 1st place the road race, Cremieu.
June 12, 1988 - Chalamont, stage race in France - 1st place in the time trial (TT).
June 12, 1988 - Chalamont, stage race in France - 1st place in the road race.
June 12, 1988 - Chalamont, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
June 24, 1988 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Saint Etienne.
July 3, 1988 - Viuz En Sallaz, France - 1st place in the road race.
July 10, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in the prologue, Strasbourg.
July 11, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in stage 1, Strasbourg-Strasbourg.
July 13, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 3, Chatel-Morzine.
July 14, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 4, Morzine-Albertville.
July 16, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Blagnac.
July 18, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 7, Luchon-Saint-Marie-de-Campan.
July 20, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 9, Ruelle-Sur-Touvre-Limoges.
July 21, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in stage 10, Giat-Le Puy-De-Dome.
July 24, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place on the final GC, Champs Elysees Paris.
July 24, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
July 24, 1988 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
July 27, 1988 - Callac France - 1st place in the criterium.
July 30, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 2nd place in the prologue, Bourg-Blanc.
July 31, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 1st place at Plouenan.
August 1, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 2nd place at Cleguerec.
August 2, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 1st place at Hennebont.
August 8, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 1st place at Baud.
August 10, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 2nd place at Lannion.
August 15, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 1st place at Plonevez-du-Faou.
August 16, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 1st place at Rostrenen.
August 16, 1988 - Mi-Aout Bretone, stage race in France - 2nd place on the final GC.
August 1988 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km Pursuit.
August 1988 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the points race.
August 21-23, 1988 - World Track Championships, Belgium - 1st place in the 3km Pursuit, Blaarmeersen Velodrome, Ghent.
October 27-November 1, 1988 - Six Jours De Grenoble, France - 1st place.
1988 - Trophees Et Challenges - Wolber D'Or, France - 1st place.
1989
February 24, 1989 - Ronde Du Carnaval, France - 1st place in the road race, D'Aix-En-Provence.
March 30, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Mouilleron-le-Captif.
March 31, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, La Roche-Sur-Yon - Les-Sables d'Olonne.
April 1, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, Saint Jean-de-Beugne - Saint Martin-de-Re.
April 2, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Saint Hermine - La Roche-Sur-Yon.
April 2, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4 time trial (TT), Le Bourg-Sous-la-Roche.
April 2, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
April 2, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
April 2, 1989 - Trois Jours De Vendee, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
April 15, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 1, Remiremont-Epinal.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Epinal.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 3, Epinal.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
April 16, 1989 - Etoile D'Or Vosgienne, stage race in France - 2nd place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
May 13, 1989 - Valliers France, 1st place in the road race.
May 16, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Saint-Paul Trois Chateaux.
May 17, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Saint-Paul Trois Chateaux-Dieulefit.
May 18, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 2, Dieulefit-Crest.
May 19, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Crest-La Chapelle-en-Vercors.
May 20, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4, La Chapelle-en-Vercors - Saint-Jean-en-Royans.
May 21, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 5, Saint-Jean-en-Royans - Romans.
May 21, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 6, Romans - Valence.
May 21, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 21, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 21, 1989 - Tour De La Drome, stage race in France - 2nd place in the sprint competition on the final GC.
June 4, 1989 - Championships Daulphine Savoie, France - 1st place in the road race, Metz Tessy.
June 11, 1989 - L'isle d'Abeau, France - 1st place in the road race.
June 18, 1989 - Crest Nyons, stage race in France - 3rd place in the time trial (TT).
June 18, 1989 - Crest Nyons, stage race in France - 1st place in road race.
June 18, 1989 - Crest Nyons, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
June 26, 1989 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Montlucon.
June 30, 1989 - Track Championships (Daulphine Savoie), France - 1st place in the 200 meter sprint.
July 1, 1989 - Track Championships (Daulphine Savoie), France - 1st place in the 3kms Pursuit.
July 1, 1989 - Track Championships (Daulphine Savoie), France - 1st place in the points race.
July 12, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 3rd place in stage 1, Martres-Tolosane-Blagnac.
July 13, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in stage 2, Bedarieux-Montpellier.
July 14, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in stage 3, Martigues-Marseille.
July 17, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Embrun-Les Orres.
July 18, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 6, Guillestre-Izoard-Briançon.
July 19, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 7, Briançon-St-Jean-de-Maurienne.
July 20, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 8, Vizille-Villand-de-Lans (Côte 2000).
July 21, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in stage 9, St-Christophe-Sur-Guiers-Aix-Les-Bains.
July 23, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place on the final GC, Champs Elysees Paris.
July 23, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
July 23, 1989 - Tour De Feminin, stage rage in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
July 30, 1989 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3kms Pursuit, Bruay la Buissiere.
August 1, 1989 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the points race, Bruay la Buissiere.
August 6, 1989 - Chamrousse France, 1st place in the road race.
August 17, 1989 - World Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Velodrome Tete d'Or, Lyon.
August 19, 1989 - World Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 30km (41' 48" 16), Points race, Velodrome Tete d'Or, Lyon.
August 26, 1989 - World Road Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Chambery.
September 25, 1989 - World Record (3km), Mexico - (3' 41" 640), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
September 27, 1989 - World Record (5km), Mexico - (6' 14" 135), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
October 1, 1989 - World Hour Record, Mexico - (46,352km), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
October 1, 1989 - World Record (20km), Mexico - (25' 59" 883), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
October 1, 1989 - World Record (10km), Mexico - (12' 59" 435), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
October 5, 1989 - World Record (3km), Mexico - (3' 38" 190), at altitude, Centro Deportivo Velodrome - Mexico City.
October 15, 1989 - Port Leucate, France - 1st place in the criterium.
October 19, 1989 - World Record (10km), France - (12' 54" 260), Velodrome at Bercy-Paris.
October 29, 1989 - World Hour Record, Russia - (45,016km), Velodrome Couvert De Krvlatskoje, (URSS).
October 29, 1989 - World Record (20km), Russia - (26' 51" 222), Velodrome Couvert De Krvlatskoje, (URSS).
1989 - Tous Les Podiums Des Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, 3km pursuit, points race.
1989 - Trophees Et Challenges - Wolber D'Or, France - 1st place.
1989 - Velo News Oscars, USA - 1st place.
1989 - Regional Rankings, France - 1st place, Dauphine Savoie.
1989 - National Rankings - 1st place.
1989 - World Class Rankings - 1st place.
1990
Longo Retires (Stop!).
Longo Returns from brief retirement in June 1991 at the International Women's Challenge as Jeannie Longo Ciprelli. However, in 1990 Longo rode in and won a few mixed events finishing first for women participants.
September 30, 1990 - Chanaz France, 1st place.
October 14, 1990 - Saint Andre les Marches, France - 1st place.
October 20, 1990 - Montmeyran France, 1st place.
October 28, 1990 - Sathonay France, 1st place.
1991
June 17, 1991 - Telluride, USA - 1st place in the road race, Colorado.
June 20, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 1st place in the prologue, Bogus Basin.
June 25, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 3rd place in stage 5, Salmon-Galena-Big Wood.
June 26, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 2nd place in stage 6 time trial, Sun Valley.
June 26, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 1st place in stage 7, Elkhorn Circuit.
June 30, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 1st place on the final GC.
June 30, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 1st place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
June 30, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
June 30, 1991 - Ore-Ida Women's Challenge, stage race in USA - 1st place in the Lea Electric sprints competition on the Final GC.
July 14, 1991 - Vaujany France, 1st place in the road race.
July 17, 1991 - Telluride USA - 2nd place in the road race, Colorado.
August 2, 1991 - National Track Championships, France - 2nd place in the 3km pursuit, Bordeaux.
August 25, 1991 - Montalieu France - 1st place in the road race.
September 14, 1991 - Eybens France - 1st place, (Track ?).
November 1, 1991 - World Record (5km), France - (6' 17" 608), Velodrome at Grenoble.
November 4, 1991 - World Record (3km), France - (3' 41" 290), Velodrome at Grenoble.
1992
March 14, 1992 - Les Marches France - 1st place in the road race.
April 12, 1992 - Prix De Seyssinet, France - 1st place in the road race.
April 20, 1992 - Paris Cigale, Championships lle de France - 1st place in the points race.
April 25, 1992 - Ronde De l'Isere, stage race in France - 1st place 1, L'Albenc (Isère - France).
April 26, 1992 - Ronde De l'Isere, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT).
April 26, 1992 - Ronde De l'Isere, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3.
April 26, 1992 - Ronde De l'Isere, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 1, 1992 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 1, Epinal-Chantraine.
May 3, 1992 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Epinal.
May 3, 1992 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 3rd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 12, 1992 - Championships lle de France - 1st place in the 3km Pursuit, Saint Denis.
May 25, 1992 - World Record (3km), France - (3' 41" 061), Velodrome at Bordeaux, (Gironde - France).
May 30, 1992 - Tour Du Territoire De Belfort De L'Aire Urbaine Nord, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Champagney-Lure.
May 31, 1992 - Tour Du Territoire De Belfort De L'Aire Urbaine Nord, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Ronchamp.
May 31, 1992 - Tour Du Territoire De Belfort De L'Aire Urbaine Nord, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Belfort-Audincourt.
May 31, 1992 - Tour Du Territoire De Belfort De L'Aire Urbaine Nord, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
June 6, 1992 - World Cup Track, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit, Hyeres.
June 7, 1992 - Championships lle de France - 1st place in the road race, Marcoussis.
June 23-28, 1992 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the 3km pursuit.
June 23-28, 1992 - National Track Championships, France - 1st place in the points race.
July 26, 1992 - Olympic Games, Spain - 2nd place in the road race, Barcelona.
June 27, 1992 - National Championships, France - 1st place in the road race, Avize Champagne.
July 12, 1992 - Castle Rock, USA - 2nd place in the road race, Colorado.
August 9, 1992 - La Chappelle Du Bard, France - 1st place in the road race.
August 13, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Paris.
August 16, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 3, Jurancon-Luz-Ardiden.
August 18, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Toulouse.
August 22, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 3rd place in stage 8, Serre Chevalier (Monetier-les-Bains)-Vaujany.
August 23, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 9, Le Fontanil Cornillon-L'Alpe d'Huez.
August 23, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place on the final GC.
August 23, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
August 23, 1992 - Tour De Feminin, stage race in France - 2nd place in the points competition on the final GC.
September 6, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 1, Le Coteau-Coutouvre, (Loire - France).
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2 time trial (TT), Parigny-Commelle.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Commelle-Vernay.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place in the team time trial (TTT), on the final GC.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 3rd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
September 7, 1992 - Tour Du Canton De Perreux, stage race in France - 3rd place in the sprints competition on the final GC.
September 9, 1992 - World Championships, Spain - 2nd place in the team time trial (TTT), Benidorm.
September 20, 1992 - Chrono Champenois, France - 1st place, Betheny, (Marne-France).
October 4, 1992 - Chronos Des Herbiers, France - 1st place, Vendee.
November 2, 1992 - World Record (3km), France - (3' 40" 264), Velodrome at Grenoble, (Isere - France).
1992 - Regional Rankings, France - 1st place, (Ile-De-France).
1992 - National Rankings, France - 1st place.
1992 - World Class Rankings - 2nd place.
1992 - FFC Classment, France - 1st place.
1993
March 14, 1993 - Tarrare France - 3rd place in the road race.
March 28, 1993 - Saint Innocent, France - 1st place in the road race.
March 30, 1993 - Trois Jours de Vendée, stage race in France - 2nd place in the prologue, La Roche-sur-Yon, (Vendée - France).
April 1, 1993 - Trois Jours de Vendée, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 2, St-Mesmin-Les Landes Genusson.
April 3, 1993 - Trois Jours de Vendée, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 5 time trial (TT), Mareuil-sur-le-Lay-La - Roche-sur-Yon.
April 3, 1993 - Trois Jours de Vendée, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
April 4, 1993 - Prix de Claix, France - 1st place, Isere.
April 11, 1993 - Seyssinet France - 1st place in the road race.
April 16, 1993 - Saint Marcel l'Eclaire, France - 1st place, (VTT).
April 23, 1993 - Alp De Huez, France - 1st place in the road race.
April 24, 1993 - Saint George de Commier, France - 1st place, (VTT).
April 25, 1993 - Ronde De Isere, France - 1st place, L'Albenc, (Isère - France).
May 1, 1993 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 3, Remiremont-Remiremont, (Epinal - Vosges - France).
May 2, 1993 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in stage 4 time trial (TT), Epinal.
May 2, 1993 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place on the final GC.
May 2, 1993 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 1st place in the points competition on the final GC.
May 2, 1993 - L'Etoile Vosgienne, stage race in France - 3rd place in the mountains competition on the final GC.
May 6, 1993 - Tour de l'Aude, stage race in France - 1st place in the prologue, Villemoustaussou.
May 14, 1993 - Tour de l'Aude, stage race in France - 2nd place in stage 7, Couiza- Esperaza.-Alet-les-Bains.</p
So why hasn't she won one then?
Sigh...
Radcliffe did not compete in the London Marathon in 2004, but was the favourite to win a gold medal in the marathon at the Olympic Games in Athens. However, s[b]he suffered an injury to her leg just two weeks prior to the event[/b] and had to use a high dose of anti-inflammatory drugs. This had an adverse effect on her stomach hindering food absorption. She ended up withdrawing from the race after 36 km. Five days later she started in the 10,000 metres but, still suffering from the effects of the marathon, retired with eight laps remaining.
Radcliffe withdrew from the 2008 London Marathon due to a foot injury.[25] Shortly after the London Marathon, it was also revealed that Radcliffe was suffering from an injury to her hip, preventing her from running. Originally thought to be a muscular problem, scans later revealed it was a stress fracture to her femur. In May, Radcliffe broke her left leg.
Radcliffe managed to get to fitness level for the 2008 Summer Olympics, but cramped during the marathon to the point where she had to stop running and stretch. She resumed the race and finished in 23rd place overall.
From her Wiki page.
So, injury set her back both times. Had she not have suffered such bad luck, then I don't think you'd be sitting there typing silliness on tinternet. You'd be quiet as you'd have no argument. As it is, you're now educated a bit more so you don't need to say silly things any more. 🙂
The question was 'who has dominated their sport to the greatest extent?'. Paula is the greatest female marathon runner in history. FACT.
Haile Gabrisellassie I is her male equivalent for sure. Fantastic runner and a proper joy to watch in't marathon; he always acknowledges the crowds and is also deservedly a true great.
Fargin hill; Jeannie Longo's record is incredible!! 😯
Bloody hellfire...
Well afterall that typing her records, Jenny Longo in pic form..
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Longo is also currently facing suspension for missing three drug tests . Good thread lots of names from the past I'll go for Ed Moses, Mercx, Anquetil & Burton from cycling and Joey Dunlop
And you are right, Bjorn Dunkerbeck!!! Surely a hero.
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And IIRC he's been to Weymouth Speed week on many occasions and bought the beers too.
Is there a time limit as such? I mean Steve Davis in the 80s, hendry in th 90s, higgins in 00s, joe davis earlier - or doesn't snooker count?
My rose tinited spectacles has Coe\Cram\Ovett owning middle distance in the 80s, not sure if one of them dominated outright though?
What about Martina??
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Stefi did well too,
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This fellas not bad either,
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+1 for Steffi for dominating and not taking the steriods...
Nadals run hasn't been long enough - he just counts as one of those guys that forces everyone else to 'step-up' - witness Djokovic who did step up and then was unbeaten for a near record-breaking period.
I'm with Aracer on the Paula Radcliffe thing. The minute she is getting beaten she often drops out and doesn't finish!
Nadal works with Dr Fuentes admittedly not found guilty but he must be on 'roids.
Merckx.... as already mentioned Lance only dominated in TdF! Yes he won a World Champs but that was pre-drugs (!!!!).
Jeannie Longo legend!
If Phillipe Gilbert carries on (and doesn't test positive) he could become a legend..
How about Mark Cavendish?
I'm with Aracer on the Paula Radcliffe thing
Dear oh dear... 🙄
Ok; name a female marathon runner who has bin as dominant in her sport as comprehensively as Paula has. Y'know, as the TITLE QUESTION ASKED?
You can't, can you?
Thank you and good night.
How about Mark Cavendish?
He is dominant now in sprinting, and very successful, but in historical terms? In the sport overall?