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Stablinsli is gone!

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    L'ancien champion cycliste, Jean Stablinski, est mort dimanche à 75 ans des suites d'une longue maladie. Equipier de Jacques Anquetil, il s'était construit l'un des plus beaux palmarès du cyclisme français dans les années 1950 et 1960, en remportant un Tour d'Espagne (1958), un titre de champion du monde (1962), Paris-Bruxelles (1963), le Grand Prix de Francfort et le Trophée Baracchi avec Jacques Anquetil (1965), l'Amstel Gold Race (1966) et cinq victoires d'étapes sur le Tour de France en douze participations. En 1975, il avait été le premier directeur sportif de Bernard Hinault au sein de l'équipe Gitane.

    the former champion cycle, Jean Stablinski, died Sunday at 75 years after a long disease. Team-member of Jacques Anquetil, it had built one of the most beautiful prize lists of French cycling in the years 1950 and 1960, by gaining a Vuelta (1958), a world title (1962), Paris-Brussels (1963), the Great Price of Frankfurt and the Baracchi Trophy with Jacques Anquetil (1965), Amstel Gold Race (1966) and five victories of stages over TDF in twelve participations. In 1975, he had been the first sporting director of Bernard Hinault within the Gitane team.

    Qu'il repose en paix.

  2. Sad news. Especially as this was the man who discovered Arenberg for Paris-Roubaix. RIP.

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