Lloyd Hildebrand

English cyclist and road racing champion

Lloyd Hildebrand - English cyclist and road racing champion
Born

1870
155 years ago

Died

April 1st, 1924
100 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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Active in the early 20th century, this cyclist competed at various levels, securing notable victories in multiple events. Specialization in road racing led to participation in prominent competitions during the period. Achievements in cycling included wins in national championships, demonstrating proficiency and competitiveness within the sport. The contributions and performances left a mark on the cycling community.

Secured multiple national cycling championships

Competed in prestigious road racing events

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