Albert Dejonghe

Albert " Brown has " Dejonghe ( born February 14, 1894 in Middelkerke, † February 23, 1981 ) was a Belgian racing cyclist.

Albert Dejonghe was professional racing drivers of 1914 until 1927. His greatest achievement was the victory at Paris- Roubaix in 1922. 1920 he was third in the Paris- Tours 1920 second and 1923 third in the Tour of Flanders.

Dejonghe started nine times in the Tour de France; In 1923 he won a stage. At the Tour de France 1925, he finished fifth in the overall standings, the 1926 sixth.

To remind him of the " Grote Prijs De Jonghe Brown has " takes place in his hometown since the early 1980s. In April 2009, a plaque was unveiled for him.

Paris–Roubaix Paris–Tours 1923 Tour de France 1925 Tour de France 1926 Tour de France Josef Fischer (cyclist) Maurice Garin Albert Champion (cyclist) Louis Trousselier Henri Cornet Georges Passerieu Cyrille Van Hauwaert Charles Crupelandt Paul Deman Heiri Suter Jules Vanhevel Georges Ronsse Charles Meunier Julien Vervaecke Gaston Rebry Georges Speicher Jules Rossi Lucien Storme Marcel Kint Paul Maye Georges Claes Rik Van Steenbergen Serse Coppi Fausto Coppi Antonio Bevilacqua Germain Derycke Jean Forestier Louison Bobet Fred De Bruyne Pino Cerami Rik Van Looy Emile Daems Peter Post Jan Janssen Roger Rosiers Roger De Vlaeminck Marc Demeyer Francesco Moser Bernard Hinault Jan Raas Hennie Kuiper Sean Kelly (cyclist) Eric Vanderaerden Dirk Demol Jean-Marie Wampers Eddy Planckaert Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle Franco Ballerini Johan Museeuw Andrea Tafi (cyclist) Peter Van Petegem Tom Boonen Fabian Cancellara Johan Vansummeren
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