Jean-Michel Monin

Jean -Michel Monin ( born September 7, 1967 in Argenteuil ) is a former French cyclist.

The greatest success in the cycling career of Jean -Michel Monin was winning the gold medal in the team pursuit at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, together with Christophe Capelle, Philippe Ermenault and Francis Moreau. In the same year, the French foursome finished at the track world championships second place behind the team from Italy.

Five times Momin became French champion in the two - team driving and three times in the Team Pursuit. He also denied some 40 six-day races, two of them in Noumea won it in 1994 with Jean -Claude Colotti and 1997 with Christian Pierron.

Today, Jean -Michel Monin for the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO ) which would, inter alia, the Tour de France organized.

Cycling at the 1996 Summer Olympics 1996 UCI Track Cycling World Championships Benjamin Jones (cyclist) Clarence Kingsbury Leonard Meredith Franco Giorgetti Alfredo Dinale Nino Borsari Robert Charpentier Marino Morettini Loris Campana Mino De Rossi Guido Messina Antonio Domenicali Leandro Faggin Franco Gandini Marino Vigna Luigi Arienti Franco Testa Mario Vallotto Lothar Claesges Karl-Heinz Henrichs Karl Link Reno Olsen Gunnar Asmussen Mogens Frey Udo Hempel Peter Vonhof Gregor Braun Hans Lutz Vitaly Petrakov Australia Michael Grenda Michael Turtur Kevin Nichols Dean Woods Gintautas Umaras Guido Fulst Jens Lehmann (cyclist) Stefan Steinweg Daniel Becke Olaf Pollack Graeme Brown Peter Dawson (cyclist) Brett Lancaster Bradley McGee Luke Roberts Stephen Wooldridge Paul Manning (cyclist) Geraint Thomas Bradley Wiggins Steven Burke
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