Charles Meunier

Charles Meunier ( born June 18, 1903 in Gilly, † 17 February 1971 in Montignies -sur -Sambre ) was a Belgian racing cyclist.

Charles Meunier was professional racing drivers of 1926 until 1933. 's Biggest success of his career was his victory in Paris -Roubaix in 1929, after he had previously finished third in the year. Also in 1928 he competed in the Tour de France, but gave up after the fifth stage on.

Meunier died at the age of 67 after a fall from his bicycle.

Charleroi Paris–Roubaix 1928 Tour de France Josef Fischer (cyclist) Maurice Garin Albert Champion (cyclist) Louis Trousselier Henri Cornet Georges Passerieu Cyrille Van Hauwaert Charles Crupelandt Paul Deman Albert Dejonghe Heiri Suter Jules Vanhevel Georges Ronsse 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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