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By Barry Boyce,
CyclingRevealed Historian
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Jean Aerts Solo!
FLOREFFE (Belgium), 216 km |
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Average Speed: 35.476 km/h
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| Racecourse: 13.5 km Circuit (Floreffe - Buzet - Bois de la Haute Marlagne - Sart - St Laurent - Floreffe (main difficulty Côte de Buzet) covering 16 laps. |
  
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The 1935 World Championship Road Race was held in Floreffe, Belgium. The race was contested on a 13.5 km circuit over 16 laps with the tough climb of the Cote de Buzet each lap.
Strong Belgian Jean Aerts and Spaniard Luciano Montero broke away early. Once the breakaway was clear the powerful Aerts attacked Montero and soloed to the finish to take the victory. Belgian teammate Gustave Danneels repeated his 3rd place finish from 1934.
 
SPECIAL NOTE: 1935 marked the first participation of Australian riders. Ernest Millinen (DNF), Hubert Opperman (8th), and Walter Stuart (DNF) competed in the WCRR.
UCI WCRR 1935 Podium |
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Jean AERTS (Bel) 6h05'19” |
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Luciano Montero (Spa) +2'57" |
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Gustave Danneels (Bel) +9'08” |
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WCRR 1934
WCRR 1936
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9th World Championship Road Race 1935
