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By Barry Boyce,
CyclingRevealed Historian
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Frenchman Attacks from the Gun!
BERNE (Suisse), 218.4 km |
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Average Speed: 36.997 km/h
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| Racecourse: 7,280 km hilly motor racing Circuit (Vallonné de Bremgarten) covering 30 laps. |
  
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The 1936 World Championship Road Race was held at the Bremgarten Auto-track in Berne, Switzerland. The race course is 30 laps of the 7.28 km circuit. The UCI expanded the team rosters to allow 4 rides per country.
Weather conditions played a factor in the race. Antonin Magne disregarded the heavy rain and wind and attacked early in the race. Slowly he dispatched his two breakaway companions and completed the race 9'27” ahead of second placed Aldo Bini.
 
UCI WCRR 1936 Podium |
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Antonin MAGNE (Fra) 5h53'32” |
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Aldo Bini (Ita) +9'27” |
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Theo Middelkamp (Ned) |
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WCRR 1935
WCRR 1937
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10th World Championship Road Race 1936
