Ken De Fauw Explained

Ken De Fauw
Fullname:Ken De Fauw
Birth Date:19 September 1991
Birth Place:Ghent, Belgium
Height:182 cm
Weight:76 kg
Discipline:Road and track
Role:Rider

Ken De Fauw (born 19 September 1991) is a Belgian cyclist active both in track and road cycling. He is the son of former national track cycling coach Marc De Fauw and the cousin of former cyclist Dimitri De Fauw.

Biography

He was born on 19 September 1991 in Ghent, Belgium. He is the son of Marc, a former track cycling coach, and he is a cousin of Dimitri.[1] In 2013 he raced while working for his master's degree in Industrial Sciences at Ghent University.[2]

In 2017 he placed 29th at the 2017 .[3]

Career achievements

Road cycling

2016
  • 2nd Belgian Cup - GP Georges Lassaut RummenJunior
    2011
  • 1st Memorial Dimitri De Fauw U23

    Track cycling

    Junior

    2007
  • 2nd team race (with Niels Van Laer), U17
    2008
  • 2nd team pursuit, U19
    2009
  • 7th team race (with Arne Van Snick), UEC European Track Championships U19
  • 2nd team pursuit, U19
  • 3rd points race, U19
    2010
  • 3rd team race (with Moreno De Pauw), U23
    2011
  • 2nd 1000m, U23
  • 3rd team pursuit, U23
    2013
  • 2nd team pursuit, U23

    Notes and References

    1. Web site: Iljo Keisse loodst Ken De Fauw naar emotioneel geladen zege. Fdg. nl. Het Nieuwsblad.
    2. Web site: Het seizoen van Ken De Fauw. Vermeerbergen. Kurt. nl. www.cyclingsite.be.
    3. Web site: Victor Campenaerts wint Stan Ockers Classic. nl. Het Laatste Nieuws.

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