Jean Alavoine

Jean Alavoine ( born April 1, 1888 in Roubaix, † July 18, 1943 in Argenteuil ) was a French cyclist. From 1909 to 1925 he played the race and took it a total of 29 victories.

Achievements

At the Tour de France 1919, he alone could decide five of the 15 stages in itself, in the overall classification, he finished second, as in the years 1922 and 1923. Overall Alavoine won in his 11 participations in the Tour de France 17 stage wins and came to include three stage wins in the Giro d' Italia and two French road championships in 1909 and 1920.

Results in the Tour de France

  • Tour de France 1909: third overall and winner of two stages
  • Tour de France 1912: fifth overall and winner of three stages
  • Tour de France 1914: third overall and winner of a stage
  • Tour de France 1919: Second overall and winner of five stages
  • Tour de France 1922: Second overall and winner of three stages
  • Tour de France 1923: Second overall and winner of three stages

Results in the Giro d' Italia

  • Giro d' Italia 1920: third overall and winner of three stages
Cycle sport 1919 Tour de France 1922 Tour de France 1923 Tour de France 1909 Tour de France 1912 Tour de France 1914 Tour de France Gustave Garrigou Charles Crupelandt Achille Souchard Ferdinand Le Drogo Marcel Bidot Armand Blanchonnet Georges Speicher Paul Maye Louis Caput Louison Bobet Jacques Dupont (cyclist) Bernard Gauthier Henry Anglade Jean Stablinski Lucien Aimar Raymond Delisle Cyrille Guimard Bernard Hinault Marc Gomez Jean-Claude Leclercq Luc Leblanc Jacky Durand Eddy Seigneur Laurent Jalabert Christophe Capelle Didier Rous Nicolas Vogondy Thomas Voeckler Christophe Moreau Dimitri Champion Sylvain Chavanel Arthur Vichot
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