Gary Crewe Explained

Gary Crewe should not be confused with Gary Crew.

Gary Crewe
Birth Place:	Matlock, Derbyshire, UK
Height:	1.82m (05.97feet)
Weight:	70kg (150lb)
Currentteam:	Giant CC Halo Films
Amateuryears1:	1967-1970
Proyears1:	1971-1973
Proteam1:	Holdsworth Campagnolo
Proyears2:	1974
Proteam2:	Ti Raleigh
Proyears3:	1975
Proteam3:	Lutz BSA
Proyears4:	1976-1977
Proteam4:	Dawes Cycles
Majorwins:	British National Road Race Championships 1972

Gary Crewe (born 25 March 1946) is a former British international cyclist.

Cycling career

Represented Great Britain:

• World Road Championship Amateur in 1970, Leicester
• World Road Championship Professional in 1971, Mendrisio
• Manx International
• Tour of Britain Milk Race
• Tour of Algeria
• G.P. Annaba

Represented England:

• 1970 British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland.^{[1] [2] [3]} (8th place)
• Tour of Grampians (4th place)
• Tour of Scotland (19th place)
• 1973 Tour de Suisse (35th place)

Professional victories:

• 1974 Plymouth criterium
• 1973 Tour of the West 5 day
• 1973 Mountains G.P.
• 1972 British National Road Race Championships.^[4] (1st)
• 1972 Mountains G.P. Tour of West
• 1972 Brooklands Criterium
• 1971 Tour of the North stage 2

Major amateur results:

• 1992 National Series MTB Plymouth (1st)
• 1991 National Masters MTB Championship Malvern (3rd)
• 1970 Manx International (1st)
• 1970 Western Division Champion (1st)
• 1970 Tour of Grampians stage 3 (1st)
• 1970 National Amateur Road Championship (2nd)
• 1970 Tour of Britain  Mountains G.P. (2nd)
• 1970 Tour of Grampians (4th)
• 1970 Commonwealth Games Road (8th)
• 1970 Tour of Britain Milk Race (15th)
• 1969 National Amateur Road Championship (7th)
• 1969 raced in Brittany France most of year
• 1969 Wenvoe RR (1st)
• 1968 National Amateur Road Championship (5th)
• 1968 Ras de Cymru stage 1 (1st)
• 1968 Tour of Scotland Milk Race (19th)
• 1968 Tour of Britain Milk Race (29th)
• 1967 Western Division Champion (1st)
• 1967 National Amateur Road Championship (14th)

Notes and References

1. Web site: 1970 Athletes. Team England.
2. Web site: Edinburgh, 1970 Team. Team England.
3. Web site: Athletes and results. Commonwealth Games Federation.
4. Web site: BRITISH MEN'S NATIONAL ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS. 8 June 2010 . Cycling Weekly.