Cycling at the 1952 Summer Olympics – Men's team road race

Men's team road race at the Games of the XV Olympiad
Dates	August 2, 1952
Competitors	from 28 nations
Medalists
André Noyelle Robert Grondelaers Lucien Victor Rik Van Looy Dino Bruni Vincenzo Zucconelli Gianni Ghidini Bruno Monti Jacques Anquetil Alfred Tonello Claude Rouer Roland Bezamat
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These are the official results of the Men's Team Road Race at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Finland, held on August 2, 1952 as a part of the Men's Individual Road Race. The best three performances by nation were rewarded, with twenty-seven teams competing. ^[1]

Final classification

RANK	NAME CYCLISTS	TEAM	TOTAL TIME
	André Noyelle Robert Grondelaers Lucien Victor Rik Van Looy (—)	Belgium	15:20:46.6
	Dino Bruni Vincenzo Zucconelli Gianni Ghidini Bruno Monti	Italy	15:33:27.3
	Jacques Anquetil Alfred Tonello Claude Rouer Roland Bezamat (—)	France	15:38:58.1
4.	Yngve Lundh Stig Mårtensson Allan Carlsson Lars Nordwall (—)	Sweden	15:41:34.3
5.	Edi Ziegler Oskar Zeissner Paul Maue Walter Becker (—)	Germany	15:43:50.5
6.	Hans Andresen Jørgen Frank Rasmussen Wedell Østergaard Helge Hansen (—)	Denmark	15:48:02.0
7.	André Moes Roger Ludwig Nicolas Morn Jean Schmit (—)	Luxembourg	15:49:04.0
8.	Arend van 't Hoft Jan Plantaz Adrie Voorting Jules Maenen (—)	Netherlands	15:52:22.7
9.	Rolf Graf Josef Schraner Fausto Lurati Kobi Scherer (—)	Switzerland	15:52:49.4
10.	Odd Berg Erling Kristiansen Lorang Christiansen	Norway	15:55:01.7
11.	Desmond Robinson Brian Robinson Graham Vines Leslie Ingman (—)	Great Britain	15:58:51.0
12.	Constantin Stănescu Marin Niculescu Victor Georgescu Petre Nuță (—)	Romania	16:08:03.0
13.	Virgilio Pereyra Luis Ángel de los Santos Mario Machado Julio Sobrera (—)	Uruguay	16:08:41.4

Non-finishers

Did not finish with three riders

United States  (USA) Donald Sheldon Thomas O'Rourke David Rhoads (—) Ronald Rhoads (—)   Australia  (AUS) Peter Pryor Jim Nevin Ken Caves (—) Peter Nelson (—)   Soviet Union  (URS) Yevgeny Klevtsov Anatoly Kolesov (—) Nikolay Babarenko (—) Vladimir Kryushkov (—)   Finland  (FIN) Raino Koskenkorva Paul Backman (—) Paul Nyman (—) Ruben Forsblom (—)   Mexico  (MEX) Angel Romero Francisco Lozano (—) Julio Cepeda (—) Ricardo García (—)

Bulgaria  (BUL) Petar Georgiev Boyan Kotsev (—) Ilya Velchev (—) Milcho Rosev (—)   Vietnam  (VIE) Quan Luu Chau Phuoc Vinh (—) Nguyen Duc Hien (—) Van Phuoc Le (—)   Austria  (AUT) Walter Bortel (—) Franz Wimmer (—) Arthur Mannsbarth (—)   Chile  (CHI) Hernán Masanés (—) Héctor Droguett (—) Héctor Mellado (—) Hugo Miranda (—)   Hungary  (HUN) István Lang (—) István Schillerwein (—) Lajos Látó (—)

India  (IND) Raj Kumar Mehra (—) Netai Bysack (—) Prodip Bose (—) Suprovat Chakravarty (—)   Japan  (JPN) Kihei Tomioka (—) Masazumi Tajima (—) Tadashi Kato (—) Tamotsu Chikanari (—)   South Korea  (KOR) Kwon Ik-Hyun (—) Im Jang-Jo (—) Kim Ho-Soon (—)   South Africa  (RSA) George Estman (—) Alfred Swift (—) Robert Fowler (—)   Czechoslovakia  (TCH) Jan Veselý (—) Karel Nesl (—) Milan Perič (—) Stanislav Svoboda (—)

Did not start with three riders

Liechtenstein  (LIE) Alois Lampert Ewald Hasler

Pakistan  (PAK) Muhammad Naqi Mallick (—) Imtiaz Bhatti (—)

See also

• Men's Individual Road Race

References

1. "Cycling: Men's team road race". sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 2020-04-18. Retrieved 2012-12-31.

External links

• Official Report