Six Days of Paris explained

Six Days of Paris
Region:	Paris, France
Localnames:	Six Jours du Paris
Discipline:	Track
Type:	Six-day racing
Number:	42 (as of 1981)
Final:	1981
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The Six Days of Paris was a six-day track cycling race held annually in Paris, France.^[1]

Winners

Year Winner 1913 Alfred Goullet Joe Fogler 1914 Léon Hourlier Léon Comès 1915–1920 No race 1921 Oscar Egg Georges Sérès 1922 Emile Aerts Georges Sérès 1923 Oscar Egg Piet van Kempen 1924 Emile Aerts Georges Sérès 1925 Alfred Beyl Piet van Kempen 1926 Charles Lacquehay Georges Wambst 1927 Emile Aerts Reginald McNamara 1928 (1) Charles Lacquehay Georges Wambst 1928 (2) Onésime Boucheron Alessandro Tonani 1929 André Raynaud Octave Dayen 1930 Charles Pélissier Armand Blanchonnet 1931 Pietro Linari Alfredo Dinale 1932 Piet van Kempen Jan Pijnenburg

Year Winner 1933 Paul Broccardo Marcel Guimbretière 1934 Jan Pijnenburg Cor Wals 1935 (1) Paul Broccardo Marcel Guimbretière 1935 (2) Maurice Archambaud Roger Lapébie 1936 Kees Pellenaars Adolf Schön 1937 Albert Billiet Cor Wals 1938 Albert Billiet Karel Kaers 1939 Albert Billiet Albert Buysse 1940–1945 No race 1946 Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Boeijen 1947 Achiel Bruneel Robert Naeye 1948 Arthur Sérès Guy Lapébie 1949 Achiel Bruneel Guy Lapébie 1950 Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Peters 1951 René Adriaenssens Albert Bruylandt 1952 Rik Van Steenbergen Achiel Bruneel

Year Winner 1953 Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Peters 1954 Roger Godeau Georges Senfftleben 1955 Reginald Arnold Sid Patterson Russell Mockridge 1956 Walter Bucher Oskar Plattner Jean Roth 1957 Jacques Anquetil André Darrigade Ferdinando Terruzzi 1958 Jacques Anquetil André Darrigade Ferdinando Terruzzi 1959–1983 No race 1984 (1) Gert Frank Bernard Vallet 1984 (2) Francesco Moser René Pijnen 1985 Stan Tourné Etienne De Wilde 1986 Danny Clark Bernard Vallet 1987 No race 1988 Danny Clark Anthony Doyle 1989 Charly Mottet Etienne De Wilde

Notes and References

1. Web site: 6 jours du Paris . Memoire du Cyclisme . 19 September 2016.