Désiré Keteleer

Désiré Keteleer ( born June 13, 1920 in Anderlecht, † September 17, 1970 in Rebecq -Rognon ) was a Belgian racing cyclist. He scored in the first decade after the Second World War to the most successful road cyclists and drove partly for up to four different teams per year. During his service in the Team Bianchi Keteleer was regarded as one of the key Anfahrer and helpers of Fausto Coppi. However, he also managed to celebrate many successes own. So he secured example, in 1947 the victory in the overall standings of the premiere staging of the Tour de Romandie, could fight for stage wins in the Giro d' Italia, the Tour de France and the Tour de Suisse and managed in 1950 to win four day parts of the Tour of Germany.

1970 Keteleer died at the age of 50 years.

Achievements

1945

1946

  • La Flèche Wallonne
  • Bruxelles- Spa
  • A stage in Tour of Belgium

1947

  • Kampenhout - Charleroi- Kampenhout
  • Circuits des Onze Villes
  • Escaut Dendre -Lys
  • Two stages of the Tour de Suisse
  • Two stages and General Classification Tour de Romandie

1948

  • Roubaix -Huy
  • Circuit des régions frontalières
  • A stage of the Giro d' Italia

1949

  • A stage of the Tour de France

1950

  • A stage Tour of Catalonia
  • Four stages and mountain classification Tour of Germany
  • A stage of Tour de Romandie

1952

  • A stage of the Giro d' Italia
  • A stage in the Tour de Suisse

1953

  • A stage of Tour d' Algérie
  • A stage of the Tour d' Afrique du Nord
  • Belgian Champion - Team Time Trial

1957

  • A stage of Paris-Nice

1958

Race stage 1949 Tour de France Volta a Catalunya King of the Mountains
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