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616:. Guimard had just won the French cyclo-cross championship. He took over as main directeur sportif in 1976. Hinault was considering leaving the team but Guimard, who had ridden in the peloton with Hinault, convinced him to stay. Hinault said: "Stablinski was a manager of the old school: 'Race and we'll talk about it later.' He gave me no advice at all, though he was decent enough. I would have been more impressed if he'd stuck to his word and not had me racing every race on the calendar. I wasn't a machine and he expected too much of me. But for Guimard, I might have joined up with Raymond Poulidor of the Mercier team and we'd never have got on. There'd have been wars between us and I'd have been off again, trying all the teams one by one, and wasting a lot of time. If you want to devote yourself to racing, you must find the right conditions and be able to get on with your colleagues. With Guimard I knew that things would improve and that we could agree on a programme. Guimard and I had a perfect understanding and realised most of our ambitions, even if we were to fall out later." 444: 425: 149: 668:, calculating that the Dutchman would exhaust himself. He ignored the urgings of team assistants to go on the attack and said that if Guimard wanted him to ride differently then he was to say so himself. Guimard drove up alongside Van Impe and shouted that he'd run him off the road with his car if Van Impe didn't attack. Van Impe attacked, caught the riders ahead, put almost half the field outside the time limit and beat Zoetemelk by three minutes. In doing so he won the Tour. Said Hinault: "With Guimard, you do not argue." 723:
Siclor, a company set up in 1996 with 2.8 million francs of state aid to make bicycle frames. It collapsed in January 1997 with debts of 4.5 million francs. A court sentenced Guimard to a suspended jail sentence for "abuse of social funds" and Cofidis, a moneylending company, said: "Given the personal difficulties that face Cyrille Guimard and the media risks that could unfairly bring to Cofidis, Cyrille Guimard and Cofidis have agreed to end their collaboration."
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in 1976. The riders ahead of him in the 1970 and 1971 professional road championships were disqualified and the titles not given. He said: "After those in front of me were disqualified for failing the drugs test, the federation never had the idea of giving me the titles.". Guimard was then president
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Hinault said Guimard insisted he plan his season and his career. "He had no intention of taking on too much too early. Just as you plan your tactics before each race, so you should have a career strategy, too, at least for the first three or four years." Guimard told Hinault not to ride the Tour in
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Guimard was left without a team when Castorama dropped out of the sport at the end of 1995. He helped form the Cofidis team but left after a court case in 1997 in which he was accused of false accounting and of obtaining credit by false pretences. Guimard had been one of the founding directors of
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team. Guimard had the previous year taken on a young American, Greg LeMond, whom he knew from his win in the world junior championship in 1979 and whose career he had followed. Negotiating a contract reported as setting new standards for what riders could expect to earn exhausted his fax machine,
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thought. That makes all the difference. He always knew when to go after a break or to let it go. And everything he predicted at the morning briefing came true later in the race. On the other hand, the moment the race was over he always wanted the last word... a real Breton! But Guimard is Guimard.
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Cyrille was one of the best directeurs sportifs that I ever met. Without him, I don't know if I would ever have won the Tour. Perhaps I would, but his way of talking to riders really lifted us. There's no one better for re-motivating a rider. As a manager, he always stayed a rider in the way he
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in the mountains. Fighting to keep the lead on long climbs created pain in his knees, one of which he injured in 1969 in an accident with a car while he was training. Merckx won two stages in the Alps and Guimard the next. Merckx tried to dispose of him on a 28 km stage to Mont Revard but
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on 30 April 2000! For 30 years, people have been saying that I pushed Cyrille beyond his limits and that his knees ended up cracking in the 1972 Tour de France because of my methods. As is often the case, people talk and write, claiming to know everything when they know
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Guimard served as a member of the French Cycling Federation's executive for four years and as a member of its federal council for two years, but resigned from the latter body in December 2014 due to the Federation's failure to consult him on sporting matters.
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His wind tunnel work with Hinault led to the development of the Gitane Profil, the first bike to use teardrop-shaped tubes and handlebars, which Hinault claimed gained him one and a half seconds per mile in time trials, and he also experimented with internal
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Guimard said. "Americans are the kings of paperwork." Guimard was an ardent advocate of modern methods of rider preparation. LeMond described him as the first professional cycling coach to formally study
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There were concerns about Guimard's treatment during the race, and reports that he had to be carried to his bike each morning because he could no longer walk. The team official caring for him was
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where he won two stages, the points, sprints and combination competitions while also finishing just outside the top 10 in the overall classification.
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Guimard was in second place and leading the points competition two days from the finish in Paris when he was forced to withdraw.
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It was at the time of our collaboration that the first accusations of doping came. An absurd rumour with a life as long as the
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Guimard was president of the professional riders' body, the Union Nationale des Coureurs Professionels, when he was 23.
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won the prologue by a quarter of a second with the aid of a "lower back rest" on his bicycle which functioned as an
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In June 2017, Guimard was announced as the coach of the French national team. His successor, in 2019, was
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Guimard was a sprinter who won nearly 100 races in eight seasons. He had a very strong performance in the
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of the riders' union and the resentment which that created was why he was not named champion, he claimed.
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1977, even though he had won the Dauphiné Libéré and beaten the favourites for the Tour, Van Impe and
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Guimard, instead of cracking, won by 10 cm as the Belgian raised his hands thinking he had won.
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Guimard's most striking Tour de France was in 1972, when he wore the yellow jersey as leader of the
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The two men met when Sainz was assistant manager of Gan, the team for which Guimard rode with
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Sainz, Bernard (2000) Les Stupéfiantes Révélations du Dr Mabuse, J. C. Lattès, France, pg. 63
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Chany, Pierre (1988), La Fabuleuse Histoire de Cyclisme vol 2, p362, Nathan, France;
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Hinault, Bernard (1988), Bernard Hinault: Memories of the Peloton, Springfield, UK,
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to perfect their positioning on the bike and maximise their aerodynamic efficiency.
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He won stages of the Tour de France in 1970, 1972, 1973 and 1974 – four of them in
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In the Saint Lary Soulan stage of the 1976 Tour de France Van Impe was following
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In 2003, Guimard became advisor and technical director of the French amateur
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to reduce aerodynamic drag, although the design was subsequently banned.
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Guimard became a directeur sportif with the Gitane team, which included
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It was as directeur sportif that Guimard forged his reputation. He ran
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of leader of the points competition in 1972 and also won that year's
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in order to apply it to rider training. He also took riders to the
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Interview de Cyrille Guimard, candidat à la présidence de la FFC
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The following season Hinault left Guimard to ride for the new
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as the greatest directeur sportif in the history of the Tour.
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Cyrille Guimard: le retour aux manettes, VĂ©lo, France, 2007
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Guimard failed to win election in 2009 as president of the
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The Science of Fitness: Power, Performance, and Endurance
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People from Brittany have a reputation for stubbornness.
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Plus d'un Tour dans mon sac; mes carnets de route 1972
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Official Tour de France results for Cyrille Guimard
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