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Cycling at the 1928 Summer Olympics – Men's individual time trial

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The men's individual time trial, a part of the cycling events at the 1928 Summer Olympics, took place in Amsterdam. The race was won by the Danish rider Henry Hansen in 4 hours, 47 minutes, 18 seconds.[1]

VenueAmsterdam
Date7 August 1928
Competitors75 from 21 nations
Winning time4:47:18
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Men's cycling time trial
at the Games of the IX Olympiad
VenueAmsterdam
Date7 August 1928
Competitors75 from 21 nations
Winning time4:47:18
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Henry Hansen  Denmark
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Frank Southall  Great Britain
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Gösta Carlsson  Sweden
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The results were also used to determine rankings for the team road race event.

Final classification

Source: Official results[2][3]

More information Rank, Cyclist ...
RankCyclistNationTime
1st place, gold medalist(s) Henry Hansen Denmark 4:47:18
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Frank Southall Great Britain 4:55:06
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Gösta Carlsson Sweden 5:00:17
4 Allegro Grandi Italy 5:02:05
5 Jack Lauterwasser Great Britain 5:02:57
6 Gottlieb Amstein Switzerland 5:04:48
7 Leo Nielsen Denmark 5:05:37
8 André Aumerle France 5:07:12
9 Jakob Caironi Switzerland 5:08:46
10 Raul Hellberg Finland 5:09:14
11 Jean Aerts Belgium 5:10:38
12 Pierre Houdé Belgium 5:11:18
13 Jef Lowagie Belgium 5:11:54
14 Erik Jansson Sweden 5:13:17
15 Cosme Saavedra Argentina 5:13:19
16 Michele Orecchia Italy 5:13:29
17 Leen Buis Netherlands 5:14:15
Georg Johnsson Sweden 5:14:15
19 Fred Short South Africa 5:14:38
20 Francisco Bonvehi Argentina 5:14:39
21 José López Argentina 5:14:57
22 Louis Bessière France 5:15:14
23 Octave Dayen France 5:15:54
24 Jean Chaerels Belgium 5:16:05
25 Orla Jørgensen Denmark 5:16:19
26 John Middleton Great Britain 5:16:46
27 Janus Braspennincx Netherlands 5:17:07
28 Poul Sørensen Denmark 5:17:33
29 Ambrogio Beretta Italy 5:17:38
30 Marcello Neri Italy 5:21:12
31 Joe Laporte Canada 5:21:30
32 Hjalmar Pettersson Sweden 5:21:46
33 Gottlieb Wanzenried Switzerland 5:21:47
34 Jean-Pierre Muller Luxembourg 5:22:30
35 Gustav Kristiansen Norway 5:23:14
36 Ben Duijker Netherlands 5:23:22
37 Josip Šolar Yugoslavia 5:25:37
38 Charles Marshall Great Britain 5:26:39
39 Antonín Honig Czechoslovakia 5:27:45
40 Norbert Sinner Luxembourg 5:27:54
41 Luis de Meyer Argentina 5:28:48
42 Jean Alfonsetti Luxembourg 5:30:31
43 Karl Hansen Norway 5:30:33
44 John Woodcock Ireland 5:32:54
45 Karl Koch Germany 5:33:32
46 Antonín Perič Czechoslovakia 5:34:30
Josef Šídlo Czechoslovakia 5:34:30
48 Stjepan Ljubić Yugoslavia 5:37:02
49 Eugeniusz Michalak Poland 5:37:02
50 Tarhumas Murnikas Lithuania 5:41:00
51 Chester Nelsen Sr. United States 5:42:57
52 René Brossy France 5:46:06
53 Josip Škrabl Yugoslavia 5:46:14
54 Józef Stefański Poland 5:47:15
55 Jurgis Gedminas Lithuania 5:50:04
56 Alfred Tourville Canada 5:51:05
57 Stanisław Kłosowicz Poland 5:51:31
58 Henry O'Brien United States 5:53:23
59 Ladislav Brůžek Czechoslovakia 5:54:07
60 Antun Banek Yugoslavia 5:55:27
61 Józef Popowski Poland 5:55:39
62 Peter Smessaert United States 5:56:32
63 William Peden Canada 6:09:26
– Ragnvald Martinsen Norway DNF
Reidar Raaen Norway DNF
Anton Kuys Netherlands DNF
Vladas Jankauskas Lithuania DNF
Isakas Anolikas Lithuania DNF
Lew Elder Canada DNF
Arthur Essing Germany DNF
Bernhard Stübecke Germany DNF
Charles Westerholm United States DNF
Paul Litschi Switzerland DNF
Marcel Pesch Luxembourg DNF
Otto Kürschner Germany DNF
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