Djamolidine Abdoujaparov

Djamolidine Abdoujaparov is an Uzbek racing cyclist , born the February 28th 1964 with Tachkent in Ouzbékistan, at the time Soviet. He begins his professional path in Western Europe in 1990 and in 1997 finishes it. It measures 1 m 72 per 72 kg.

Called the “Express train of Tachkent”, he was a frightening sprinter, by in particular gaining 7 victories in the Tour of Spain, 1 in the Tour of Italy and 9 in the turn of France. He was victorious points score of Vuelta in 1992, Giro in 1994 and the Turn in 1991, 1993 and 1994. Aggressive and spectacular sprinter, it had attracted himself several enemies in the group and was implied in many falls, most famous remaining that of 1991 on the Champs Elysées at the time of the last stage of the Tour de France.

N.B.: Under the name of Dzhamolidine Abduzhaparov in the Soviet team amateur appears, in particular in the Tour of the Future 1985, where it gains a stage.

Prize list amateur

  • Champion of Russia with 2 recoveries;
  • 5th with the Olympic Games of 1988;
  • victorious of a stage of the Turn of Italy amateurs 1983;
  • victorious of a stage of the Turn of Cuba 1983,
  • victorious of a stage of the Turn of the Future (open) 1985,
  • victorious of two stages of the Circuit of the Sarthe (open) 1985;
  • victorious of two stages of Milk Race/victorious Turn of the United Kingdom (open) 1986,
  • of six stages of the Race of the Peace (including 2 in 1989).

Professional prize list

  • 1990
    • 2nd of the 14th stage of the Turn of Italy
    • 2nd of the 1st stage Chronosfetta

  • 1991

    • 1st of the 1st stage of the Sicilian Week
    • 1st of the 3rd stage of the Turn of Murcie
    • 1st of the 4th stage of the Turn of Murcie
    • 4th of Milan-San Remo
    • 1st of Ghent-Wevelgem
    • 1st of 2 stages of the Tour de France
    • 1st points score Tour de France
    • 1st of 1 stage of the Turn of Catalonia
    • 1st of the challenge of the office post-office employee of Montreal
    • 1st of the Turn of Piedmont

  • 1992

    • 1st of the 5th stage of the Turn of Valence
    • 1st of the 7th stage of the Turn of Valence
    • 1st of 4 stages of the Turn of Spain (Vuelta)
    • 1st points score Turn of Spain (Vuelta)
    • 1st of 1 stage of the Turn of Great Britain

  • 1993

    • 2nd of the 2nd stage of Paris-Nice
    • 4th of the general classification of the Three Days of the Breakdown
    • 3rd of the Ghent-Wevelgem
    • 1st of the 9th stage of the Turn of Spain
    • 1st of the 12th stage of the Turn of Spain
    • 1st of the 20th stage of the Turn of Spain
    • 1st of 1 stage of the Turn of Switzerland
    • 1st of the 4th stage of the Tour de France
    • 1st of the 19th stage of the Tour de France
    • 1st of the 21st stage of the Tour de France
    • 1st points score of the Tour de France

  • 1995

    • 1st of the 21st stage of the Tour de France
    • 1st of 1 stage of the Turn of Bridge (the USA)
    • 38e of Classification U.C.I

  • 1996

    • 1st of the 1st stage of the Turn of Murcie
    • 1st of the 2nd stage of the Turn of Sardinia
    • 1st of a stage of Tirrano Adriatico
    • 1st of the 15th stage of the Tour de France

  • 1997

    • 1st of the Tower of the Picardy Coast (Coupe de France)
    • 1st of the 7th stage of the Four days of Dunkirk
    • 1st of the 2nd stage of the Critérium of Dauphiné Libéré
    • 1st of the 4th stage of the Critérium of Dauphiné Libéré

Doping

It was controlled positive in 1989 and especially with 6 resumptions in 1997 (Three days of the Breakdown, Rennes Grand Prix, Picardy Côte, 4 days of Dunkirk, Dauphiné Libéré and évincé of the Tour de France after its positive control at the time of the second stage with Vire).

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