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Fausto Coppi

Italian cyclist · Italy · Athletes · Lived 1919 to 1960 · aged 40

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The man who ruled cycling after the war didn't just win races - he won them in every terrain and every format. Five Giros, two Tours, the rainbow jersey, the hour record: Coppi made dominance look like a science.

A life in dates

1960Died2 January 19601958BianchiClub1956CarpanoClub1956-19571949ItalyClub1949-19521946BianchiClub1946-19551939LegnanoClub1939-19421919Born15 September 1919

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Bianchi1958-1958
Carpano1956-1957
Italy1949-1952
Bianchi1946-1955
Legnano1939-1942

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Sibling: Serse Coppi

About this person

Born in 1919, Angelo Fausto Coppi became the rider other riders studied. He took his first Giro d'Italia in 1940, then returned from the war to claim four more between 1947 and 1953. In 1949 he swept both the Giro and the Tour de France, then did it again in 1952. He set the hour record at 45.798 km in 1942, won the World Championship in 1953, and collected the Giro di Lombardia five times and Milan-San Remo three. Climber, time trialist, sprinter - he had no weak flank. He died in January 1960, forty years old, still Il Campionissimo.

Country
Italy
Category
Athletes
Type
Athlete
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1919 to 1960 · aged 40

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