Cycling - Olympic Games - 1956

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Olympic Games - Results Men 1956

Australia - Melbourne - 7 December 1956

1	Ercole Baldini (ITA)		5h21'17''
2	Arnaud Geyre (FRA)		1'59''
3	Alan Jackson (GBR)		s.t.
4	Horst Tüller (GER)		s.t.
5	Gustav-Adolf Schur (DDR)		s.t.
6	Stanley 'Stan' Arthur Brittain (GBR)		2'23''
7	Arnaldo Pambianco (ITA)		s.t.
8	Maurice Moucheraud (FRA)		s.t.
9	Magdaleno Cano Medina (MEX)		s.t.
10	Lars Nordwall (SWE)		s.t.
11	Paul Nyman (FIN)		s.t.
12	Michel Vermeulin (FRA)		s.t.
13	Ramón Hoyos Vallejo (COL)		s.t.
14	William Holmes (GBR)		2'33''
15	Anatoly Cherepovich (URS)		s.t.
16	Mykola Kolumbet (URS)		s.t.
17	Karl-Ivar Andersson (SWE)		s.t.
18	Reinhold Pommer (GER)		3'21''
19	Harold Reynolds (GBR)		3'27''
20	Roland Ströhm (SWE)		s.t.
21	Juan Pérez (CHI)		4'21''
22	Erich Hagen (DDR)		5'21''
23	Norbert Verougstraete (BEL)		5'30''
24	Gustaaf De Smet (BEL)		s.t.
25	Guremu Demboba (ETH)		5'41''
26	Veselin Petrovic (YUG)		s.t.
27	René Abadie (FRA)		s.t.
28	Dino Bruni (ITA)	Bianchi	6'11''
29	Pat Murphy (CAN)		s.t.
30	Franz Wimmer (AUT)		s.t.
31	Gunnar Göransson (SWE)		9'28''
32	Viktor Kapitonov (URS)		s.t.
33	René Deceja Sierra (URU)		10'41''
34	Aurelio Cestari (ITA)		13'03''
35	Viktor Vershinin (URS)		s.t.
36	Mesfen Tesfaye (ETH)		13'08''
37	Ho-soon Kim (KOR)		13'20''
38	Zehaye Bahta (ETH)		s.t.
39	Pablo Hurtado Castañeda (COL)		13'32''
40	Jaime Villegas (COL)		s.t.
41	John O'Sullivan (AUS)		17'41''
42	Frans Van den Bosch (BEL)		17'59''
43	Joe Becker (USA)		s.t.
44	Jim Nevin (AUS)		26'03''

1	France National Team (Michel Vermeulin, Maurice Moucheraud, Arnaud Geyre)	22
2	Great Britain (William Holmes, Stanley 'Stan' Arthur Brittain, Alan Jackson)	23
3	Germany (Reinhold Pommer, Gustav-Adolf Schur, Horst Tüller)	27
4	Italia National Team (Dino Bruni, Arnaldo Pambianco, Ercole Baldini)	36
5	Sweden National Team (Roland Ströhm, Karl-Ivar Andersson, Lars Nordwall)	47
6	Soviet Union (Mykola Kolumbet, Anatoly Cherepovich)	63
7	Belgium (Frans Van den Bosch, Gustaaf De Smet, Norbert Verougstraete)	89
8	Colombia (Jaime Villegas, Pablo Hurtado Castañeda, Ramón Hoyos Vallejo)	92
9	Ethiopia (Guremu Demboba, Mesfen Tesfaye, Zehaye Bahta)	99