UCI Road World Championships – Men's amateur road race explained

UCI Road World Championships – Men's amateur road race
Discipline:	road race
Type:	One-day
Organiser:	UCI
Number:	62
Mostwins:	2 times

The UCI Road World Championships – Men's amateur road race was the annual world championship for amateurs for road bicycle racing in the discipline of a road race, organised by the world governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale. The event was first run in 1921.^[1] ^[2]

Medal winners

		Charles Davey
		Charles Davey

		Armand Blanchonnet

			Pierre Polano
		Michele Orecchia
		Jean Aerts

		Rudolf Risch
		Leo Nielsen
			Paul Chocque
	Paul Egli	Joseph Lowagie
		Paul André
		Werner Grundahl
		Pierino Favalli
		Fritz Scheller
			Joop Demmenie
No race due to World War II
		Henri Van Kerkhove
		Gerard Van Beek
		Olle Wänlund
		Hubert Vinken
		Alfio Ferrari
		Jan Plantaz
		Roger Ludwig
		Rik Van Looy
		Martin Van den Borgh
		Dino Bruni
		Jan Buis
		Schalk Verhoef
		Henri De Wolf
		Constant Goosens

		Jacques Gestraut
		Arie den Hartog
		Winfried Bölke
		Gösta Pettersson
		Battista Monti
		Willy Skibby

		Erik Pettersson
		Gustave Van Roosbroeck
		Tony Gakens
		José Luis Viejo
1972	No race due to the Summer Olympics
		Bernard Bourreau
		Michel Kuhn
		Roberto Ceruti
1976	No race due to the Summer Olympics
		Salvatore Maccali
		Stefan Mutter
		Bernd Drogan
1980	No race due to the Summer Olympics
		Gilbert Glaus
		Jorg Bruggmann
		Andrzej Serediuk
1984	No race due to the Summer Olympics

		Arjan Jagt
		Alex Pedersen
1988
		Christophe Manin
		Jean-Philippe Dojwa
		Beat Zberg
1992
		Lubor Tesař
		Christophe Mengin
		Víctor Becerra