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1932 Paris - Roubaix

33rd edition: Sunday, March 27, 1932

Complete results

Paris-Roubaix podium history | 1931 edition | 1933 edition

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The race:

The 1932 Paris-Roubaix was 255 km long and raced at an average speed of 37.32 km/hr.

There were 129 starters and 69 classified finishers.

I have no time splits after 11th place.

Herbert Sieronski was alone off the front when he was joined by four Belgians: Romain Gijssels, Jean Aerts, Alfons Schepers and Georges Ronsse.

The five arrived on the Avenue des Villas in Roubaix together for the sprint. Turning a large gear (by the era's standards), a 47 x 16, Romain Gijssels came past Georges Ronsse.

It took the judges five minutes to sort out the sprint order. This was a great year for Gijssels, who had just won the Tour of Flanders and would go on to win Bordeaux-Paris a few months later.

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Complete Results:

  1. Romain Gijssels (Dilecta-Wolber) 6hr 49min 58sec.
  2. Paris–Roubaix: The Inside Story
  3. Georges Ronsse (La Française-Dunlop) s.t.
  4. Herbert Sieronski (Oscar Egg-Wolber) s.t.
  5. Jean Aerts (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor) s.t.
  6. Alfons Schepers (La Française-Dunlop) @ 32sec
  7. Jef Demuysere (Génial-Lucifer) @ 1min 15sec
  8. Alfons Ghisquière @ 1min 47sec
  9. Emile Decroix (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson) @ 1min 49sec
  10. Julien Vervaecke (Labor) @ 2min sec
  11. Alfons Deloor s.t.
  12. Maurice Archambaud @ 2min 58sec
  13. Léon Tommies (Alcyon-Dunlop)
  14. Jean Maréchal (Lutetia-Wolber)
  15. Hector Martin
  16. Gaston Rebry (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor)
  17. Félicien Vervaecke (Labor)
  18. Louis Péglion
  19. Marcel Bidot (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor)
  20. Léopold Roosemont (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor)
  21. Elias Carrein (Ratly)
  22. Herman Buse (Opel)
  23. André Leducq (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor)
  24. Antonin Magne (France Sport-Dunlop)
  25. Emile Joly (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson)
  26. Jan Jozef Horemans (Dilecta-Wolber)
  27. Henri Deudon
  28. Pierre Magne (France Sport-Dunlop)
  29. Kurt Stöpel (Opel)
  30. Auguste Verdijck (Alcyon-Dunlop-Armor)
  31. Julien Moineau (France Sport-Dunlop)
  32. Ernest Neuhard (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson)
  33. François Moreels (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson)
  34. Karl Oböter
  35. Walter Blattmann (Colin-Wolber)
  36. Georges Speicher (Thomann-Dunlop)
  37. René Bernard (Lutetia-Wolber)
  38. Julien Perrain
  39. August Erne
  40. Ludwig Geyer (Opel)
  41. Willi Kutschbach (Oscar Egg-Wolber)
  42. Sylvain Marcaillou (France Sport-Dunlop)
  43. Aloïs Meerschaert (Labor)
  44. Gérard Loncke (Dilecta-Wolber)
  45. Frans Bonduel (Dilecta-Wolber)
  46. Bernard Van Rysselberghe (Dilecta-Wolber)
  47. Gustave Reyns
  48. Jean Wauters
  49. Jean Naert
  50. André Aumerle (Thomann-Dunlop)
  51. Léon Rabitaille
  52. August Van Tricht
  53. Francis Bouillet
  54. Adrien Buttafocchi
  55. Nicolas Frantz
  56. Desiré Goossens
  57. Fernand Cornez
  58. Robert Rigaux
  59. Godfried Devoght
  60. Karl Thallinger
  61. Kurt Nietzschke
  62. Alfred Haemerlinck
  63. Léon Louyet
  64. Achiel Viaeme
  65. Constant van Impe
  66. Karl Koch
  67. Pol Mertens
  68. Maurice Van Hee
  69. Félix Baud
  70. Marcel Maurel

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