Full name Allan Bruce Peiper 1990 Panasonic – Sportlife 1983–1985 Peugeot 1991–1992 Tulip Computers | 1986 Panasonic Name Allan Peiper 1987–1989 Panasonic – Isostar Role Cyclist | |
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Born 26 April 1960 (age 64)
Alexandra, Victoria, Australia ( 1960-04-26 ) | ||
Allan peiper s hilarious 1988 giro d italia story
Allan Peiper (born 26 April 1960 in Alexandra, Victoria, Australia) is a former Professional cyclist, who competed in five Tour de France cycle races. He is currently the Sporting Manager of BMC Racing Team
Contents
- Allan peiper s hilarious 1988 giro d italia story
- Allan peiper garmin sharp cycling team at tour de france 2012
- Career
- Major results
- Team Management
- References
Allan peiper garmin sharp cycling team at tour de france 2012
Career
In 1982 he joined the Athletic Club de Boulogne Billencourt (ACBB), Europe's most successful sports club. Outstanding performances followed, which led to him being offered a professional contract with the Peugeot cycling team. At Peugeot he raced alongside fellow former ACBB riders Sean Yates, Stephen Roche, Robert Millar and Phil Anderson. After three seasons with Peugeot he joined the Dutch Panasonic team. In 1991 he then joined the Belgian team Tulip Computers.
Major results
Junior
1977
1978
Amateur
1979
1980
1981
1982 Athletic Club de Boulogne-Billancourt
Paris–Roubaix France 3rd
Circuit Franco-Belge:France, Belgium General Classification 3rd
UCI Road World Championships Road Race 182.4 km Goodwood, Great Britain 91st
Grand Prix des Nations Time Trial 48.7 km Cannes, France 1st
Professional
1983 Peugeot-Shell-Michelin
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 81st
Tour of Flanders 272 km Belgium
G.P.Victor Standaert Critérium: 100 km Ninove, Belgium 3rd
UCI Road World Championships Road Race 269.9 km Altenrhein, Switzerland DNF
1984 Peugeot-Shell-Michelin
Tour of Flanders 268 km Belgium ??
Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré
Tour de France 4020.9 km 95th General Classification
Prologue TT Montreuil – Noisy le Sec 5.4 km 3rd
Stage 1: Bondy – St Denijs 148.5 km 3rd
Stage 2: Bobigny – Louvroil, 249.5 km 10th
Stage 3: Louvroil – Valenciennes 51 km TTT 4th
Stage 4: Valenciennes – Béthune, 83 km
Stage 5: Béthune – Cergy Pontoise, 207 km
Stage 6: Cergy Pontoise – Alençon, 202 km
Stage 7: Alençon – Le Mans 67 km TT
Stage 8: Le Mans – Nantes, 192 km
Stage 9: Nantes – Bordeaux, 338 km
Stage 10: Langon – Pau, 198 km
Stage 11: Pau – Guzet Neige, 226.5 km
Stage 12: St. Girons – Blagnac, 111 km
Stage 13: Blagnac – Rodez, 220.5 km
Stage 14: Rodez – Domaine du Rouret, 227.5 km
Stage 15: Domaine de Rouret – Grenoble, 241.5 km
Stage 16: Les Echelles – La Ruchère 22 km TT
Stage 17: Grenoble – L'Alpe d'Huez, 151 km
Stage 18: Bourg d'Oisans – La Plagne, 185 km
Stage 19: La Plagne – Morzine, 186 km
Stage 20: Morzine – Crans Montana, 140.5 km
Stage 21: Crans Montana – Villefranche en Beaujolais, 320.5 km
Stage 22: Villié Morgon – Villefranche en Beaujolais 51 km TT
Stage 23: Pantin – Paris, 196.5 km
UCI Track World Championships 5 km Pursuit Barcelona DNQ
1985 Peugeot-Shell-Michelin
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 64th
Tour of Flanders 271 km Belgium 24th
Tour de France 4127.8 km 86th General Classification
Prologue TT: Plumelec 6.8 km 7th
Stage 1: Vannes – Lanester 256 km
Stage 2: Lorient – Vitro 242 km
Stage 3: Vitré – Fougères 73 km TTT 4th
Stage 4: Fougères – Port Audemer 239.5 km
Stage 5: Neufchatel en Bray – Roubaix 224 km 8th
Stage 6: Roubaix – Reims 221.5 km
Stage 7: Friday, 5 July, Reims – Nancy 217.5 km
Stage 8: Sarrebourg – Strasbourg 75 km TT
Stage 9: Strasbourg – Epinal 173.5 km
Stage 10: Epinal – Pontarlier 204.5 km
Stage 11: Pontarlier – Morzine Avoriaz 195 km
Stage 12: Morzine – Lans en Vectors 269 km
Stage 13: Villard de Lans 31.8 km TT
Stage 14: Autrans – St Etienne 179 km
Stage 15: St Etienne – Aurillac 237.5 km
Stage 16: Aurillac – Toulouse 247 km
Stage 17: Toulouse – Luz Ardiden 209.5 km
Stage 18A: Luz St.Sauveur – Col d'Aubisque 52.5 km
Stage 18B: Lauruns – Pau 83.5 km
Stage 19: Pau – Bordeaux 203 km
Stage 20: Montpon Menestrel – Limoges 225 km
Stage 21: Lac de Vassivière 45.7 km TT
Stage 22: Orléans – Paris Champs Elysées 196 km
1986 Panasonic
Tour of Flanders 275 km Belgium ??
Herald Sun Tour
1987 Panasonic-Isostar
Omloop Het Volk
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 135th
Dwars door Vlaanderen
E3 Prijs Vlaanderen
Driedaagse van De Panne-Koksijde
Tour of Flanders 274 km Belgium 10th
Amstel Gold Race
Luik Bastenaken Luik
Tour of Switzerland
Tour de France 4321.1 km DNF
1988 Panasonic-Isostar
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 93rd
Tour of Flanders 264 km Belgium 38th
UCI Road World Championships Road Race 272 km Ronse, Belgium 10th
1989 Panasonic-Isostar
Tour of Flanders 264 km Belgium 7th
1990 Panasonic-Sportlife
Tour of Flanders 265 km Belgium 51st
Giro d'Italia 144th General Classification
Stage 1 Individual TT Bari 13 km 8th
Tour de France 3404 km DNF
1991 Tulip Computers
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 29th
Tour of Flanders 269 km Belgium 16th
1992 Tulip Computers
Milan–San Remo 294 km Italy 120th
Tour of Flanders 260 km Belgium 44th
Tour de France 3975 km 126th General Classification