Alfredo Binda

Alfredo Binda (August 11th 1902 with Cittiglio; July 19th 1986 with Cittiglio) was an Italian racing cyclist.

Biography

It was so invincible pre-war period that it was even paid by the organizer of Giro 1930… not to run! Climbing and sprinter of exception. He comes only once to the Tour de France in 1930 but gains two stages!. He became chief technical officer of the Italian national team of 1948 to 1960, extremely appreciated by his wisdom. His/her brother Albino (1904-1976) gained the Three Valleys varésines in 1930. To note that Binda was a time residing in France.

Prize list

World champion on road: 1927,1930,1932 (3rd: 1929)
Turn of Italy: 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1933 (2nd: 1926) (41 gained stages - 60 days with the pink shirt)
Champion of Italy on road: 1926,1927,1928,1929
Milan-San Remo: 1929,1931 (2nd: 1927,1928,1932)
Turn of Lombardy: 1925,1926,1927,1931 (2nd: 1930)
Critérium of the Aces: 1927 (in Geneva)
Rome-Naples-Rome: 1926
Nice-Puget-Nice: 1922,1923,1924
Marseilles-Nice: 1923,1924
Nice-Annot-Nice: 1923,1924
Toulon-Nice: 1924
Milan-Modena: 1926
Predappio-Rome: 1928
Forlì-Rome: 1928
Rise of the Faron mount: 1922,1923
Mount Bald person: 1923
Turn of the VAr: 1923
Turn of South-east: 1924
Turn of Piedmont: 1926,1927
Turn of Tuscany: 1926,1927
Turn of the Milanese Provinces: 1926,1932
Turn of Venezia: 1928
Turn of Romagna: 1929
Turn of the Three Provinces: 1933
Grand Prix of the town of Toulon: 1923
Berta Circuit: 1924
Beausoleil Grand Prix: 1924
Grand Prix of the Future cyclist: 1924
Turn of Cologne: 1928
2 stages of the Tour de France 1930 (its only appearance)

Teams

1922: Nice Sport (Onbekend)
1923: The Frenchwoman (France)
1924: The Frenchwoman - Diamond - Dunlop (France)
1925: Legnano (Italy)
1926: Legnano (Italy)
1927: Legnano (Italy)
1928: Legnano (Italy)
1929: Legnano (Italy)
1930: Legnano (Italy)
1931: Legnano (Italy)
1932: Legnano (Italy)
1933: Legnano (Italy)
1934: Legnano (Italy)
1935: Legnano (Italy)

Chief technical officer:

Tour de France: 1948, 1949, 1952, 1960 (gained by the Italian national team, with the classification by teams)

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