See also: Moser

Francesco Moser , born the June 19th 1951 in the area of Thirty, is a runner cyclist Italy N. 250 professional victories of 1973 with 1988.

Former follower of blood doping (that he openly recognizes in 1999), he is today the president of the international association of the racing cyclists (Associated Professional Cyclistes or CPA). On the subject of doping, he declares in August 2006: " Free doping in the professional sport? It would be perhaps better. It would be necessary to find a means of putting all the sportsmen on the same plan. If one does not succeed in guaranteeing a principle of equity between all the sports, then the solution could be as follows: let us liberalize the dopage.".

His/her Aldo older brother, born on February 7th, 1934, gained the Grand Prix of the Nations in 1959, finishing second in 1960, third in 1957 and 1961, and fourth in 1958. His/her two other brothers, Enzo (1940 -) and Diego (1947 -), were also professional runners.

Prize list

• Pernod Super-Prestige: 1978 (2nd: 1976; 3rd: 1975)

• Mendrisio d' Or: 1978,1983
• In 1978, the team Sanson of Moser gains the World cup Intermarques

• World records of the hour in the open air -600 meters:

• 48 km 543: September 29th, 1986, Milan, cycle-racing track Vigorelli
• 49 km 801: October 3rd, 1986, Milan, cycle-racing track Vigorelli
• World records of the hour in the open air +600 meters:
• 50 km 808: January 19th, 1984, Mexico City
• 51 km 151: January 23rd, 1984, Mexico City
• 51 km 840: January 15th, 1994, Mexico City
• World records of the hour on covered track:
• 48 km 637: October 10th, 1987, Moscow
• 50 km 644: May 25th, 1988, Stuttgart

• World champion on road Prof: 1977 (2nd: 1978)

• World champion of continuation: 1976
• Champion of Italy on road Prof: 1975,1979,1981
• Champion of Italy by teams: 1982
• Turn of Italy: 1984 (2nd: 1977,1979,1985; 3rd: 1986)
• Paris-Roubaix: 1978,1979,1980 (2nd: 1974,1976; 3rd: 1981,1983)
• Milan-San Remo: 1984
• Walloon Arrow: 1977
• Turn of Lombardy: 1975,1978
• Turn-Versailles: 1974
• Ghent-Wevelgem: 1979 Midday-Free
• : 1975
• Critérium of the Aces: 1977
• Championship of Zurich: 1977 (2nd: 1978,1979)
• Baracchi Trophy: 1974,1975,1979,1984 (with Hinault), 1985
• Tirreno-Adriatico: 1980,1981
• Milan-Turin: 1983 (2nd: 1980)
• Milan-Vignola: 1983
• Turn of Catalonia: 1978
• Turn of Norway: 1983
• Turn of the Aude: 1978,1979
• Midday-Pyrenees Tower: 1982
• Turn of Calabria: 1974
• Turn of Tuscany: 1974,1976,1977,1982
• Turn of Ombrie: 1974,1975,1977,1981,1983
• Turn of Piedmont: 1974
• Turn of Emilie: 1974,1979
• Turn of the Apennines: 1976,1984
• Turn of Pouilles: 1976
• Turn of Latium: 1977,1978,1984
• Turn of Trentin: 1980,1983
• Turn of Venezia: 1979
• Turn of the Friuli: 1979,1983
• Turn of Campania: 1982,1983
• Turn of Etna: 1984,1985,1986
• Coppa Bernocchi: 1974
• Coppa Placci: 1975
• Coppa Sabatini: 1978
• Coppa Agostoni: 1981
• Matteotti Trophy: 1975,1976,1978
• Cronostaffetta: 1974,1980
• Three Valleys varésines: 1976,1978
• Wheel of Gold: 1979
• Road of the South: 1982
• Grand Prix of Forlì: 1974
• Castrocaro Grand Prix: 1974
• Grand Prix of Monaco: 1975
• Cambine Grand Prix: 1975
• Grand Prix of Innsbruck: 1987
• Circuit of Zurich: 1977
• Circuit of Messine: 1984,1987
• Circuit of Florence: 1984
• Circuit of Catane: 1984
• Circuit of Bologna: 1984,1986
• Circuit of Bern: 1987
• Critérium de Chateaulin: 1973,1982
• Critérium of Chateauroux: 1977
• Critérium d' Alost: 1978
• Critérium de Braschaat: 1981
• Larciano: 1978
• 2 stages of the Tour de France: 1975 (only participation, yellow jersey during 6 stages)
• Champion of Italy on road (amat.): 1972
• Six-Jours of Milan: 1976,1978,1979,1981,1983,1984 (with Sercu, or Pijnen)
• Six-Jours of Grenoble: 1977,1979 (with Pijnen), 1986 (with Doyle)
• Six-Jours of Noumea: 1981
• Six-Jours of Paris: 1984 (with Pijnen)
• Six-Jours of Dortmund: 1984 (with Pijnen)
• Six-Jours of Rotterdam: 1986 (with Clarke)
• Six-Jours of Bassano: 1986,1988 (with Clarke)

• 2nd Turn of Flandres: 1976,1980

• 2nd Grand Prix of Frankfurt: 1980 (Henninger Turm)
• 2nd Grand Prix of Lugano: 1974

• 7th of the Tour de France: 1975

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