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David Francis (cyclist)

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Name
  
David Francis


Role
  
Cyclist

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Education
  
Brigham Young University, California Western School of Law

David Francis is a former member of the United States Cycling Team (1989–1991) and was part of the next generation of American cyclists (after the success of Greg LeMond and Andrew Hampsten) to compete in professional cycling, a sport traditionally dominated by Europeans. His teammates included Lance Armstrong, George Hincapie, Bobby Julich and Jonathan Vaughters. He was originally coached by Bob Bills, but in 1990 USA Cycling Team Director Chris Carmichael hired former European professional rider, Rene Wenzel, to replace him. Francis traveled and raced internationally as a member of the United States Cycling Team for three years before leaving the team in 1991 to serve a two-year service mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada where he founded the David Francis Law Firm, a civil trial law firm that specializes in personal injury law.

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Francis earned his BA from Brigham Young University and his JD from California Western School of Law.

Achievements

  • 1989 Junior Olympic Festival, Mexico City, Mexico - Gold Medal
  • 1989 Tour of Pontivy, Brittany, France - 2nd Overall
  • 1989 Tour of Pontivy, Individual Time Trial - 2nd Place
  • 1989 Mammoth Stage Race, Mammoth Lakes, CA - 2nd Overall
  • 1989 Junior National Championships (Road Race) - 10th Place
  • 1990 Glenwood Springs Professional Road Race, Glenwood Springs, CO - 10th Place
  • 1990 Tour of the Future, Team Time Trial, Bisbee, AZ - 1st Place
  • 1990 Junior National Championships (Road Race) - 2nd Place
  • References

    David Francis (cyclist) Wikipedia