René Kos

René Kos ( born October 17, 1955 in Langedijk ) is a former Dutch track cyclists and motor-paced world champion.

In 1980, René Kos second in the Stayers World Championships in Besançon and second in the Netherlands stayer championships; his world championship medal he had later, however, return for doping a few weeks. The following year he won in Brno behind Bruno Walrave the world title and was Dutch champion stayer; this national title he won in the following years three more times.

1983 occupied Kos at a stayer World Cup again a second place. He also started at 28 six-day races, his best finish was a third place in 1984 in Buenos Aires with the Belgian Willy De Bosscher.

2002 and 2003 René Kos was coach of the Dutch Junior - road drivers. In addition, he has worked as a race organizer and pacemaker on the Derny. After Kos worked for the cycling team " Koga Credit Force Ubbink ," in which his two sons Patrick and Christian were active, it should be 2009, the Iranian track team attend to the Asian Games in 2010, to prepare, this obligation was not concluded because of the uncertain security situation.