Cyrille Guimard
French cyclist and sportscaster
Born
January 20th, 1947
78 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
France
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A professional cyclist specializing in road racing, made significant contributions to the sport both as a competitor and as a commentator. Competed in the Tour de France and won the French national road championship. Transitioned to sportscasting, providing expert analysis and commentary on cycling events. Worked as a coach and manager for several teams, shaping the careers of many athletes in the sport.
Competed in the Tour de France
Won the French national road championship
Served as a sportscaster for cycling events
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