Carlo Clerici

Swiss cyclist and Tour de France participant

Carlo Clerici - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 3rd, 1929
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This cyclist competed primarily during the 1950s and 1960s. He participated in the Tour de France and achieved notable rankings in various races. His career spanned several years in professional cycling, contributing to the sport's history through participation in prestigious events.

Competed in the Tour de France

Achieved multiple top-tier rankings

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