Arnaud Coyot

Baltic Open -Tallinn Grand Prix 2003 10 Paris -Roubaix 2005 Classic Haribo 2006

Arnaud Coyot ( born October 6, 1980 in Beauvais, † November 24, 2013 in Amiens ) was a French cyclist.

Arnaud Coyot began his professional career in 2003 with the French cycling team Cofidis. In his second year he won there the Baltic Open -Tallinn Grand Prix in Estonia. It was surprising Tenth at Paris -Roubaix in 2005. The following season he was in Marseille in fourth at the Grand Prix d' Ouverture La Marseillaise, winner of the Classic Haribo and reached in his first Tour de France participation the 130th place in the overall standings.

Because of ongoing knee problems ended his career Coyot after the 2012 season, his contract with Accent Jobs- Wanty 2013 was dissolved.

He died on November 24, 2013 in Amiens to the serious head injuries after a car accident in the town of Allonne as a passenger of a car, on the driver Guillaume Levarlet had lost control. Levarlet and also co-moving Sébastien Minard survived the accident unharmed.