Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli

Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli is a 49 year old racing cyclist always in activity, woman born the October 31st 1958 with Annecy.

She lives in Haute-Savoie, in a country cottage perched on the mountain.

virtuoso with the Piano;
university degree in mathematics and economic management, professorship of sport;
in Alpine skiing: very quickly among the best, it integrates in its youth the team of France and furrows the national and European sleeves;
in the bicycle: it is titrated of all with 30 medals with the Olympic Games or in World cup cyclist, thirteen championships of the world, three victories of the female Tour de France, 38 world records, and 800 victories since its first license;
it forms a couple with share in the cyclist medium with his trainer and husband, Patrice Ciprelli;
with him, it assembles a cyclist team to help the female ones to bore;
near to nature and the mountain which it will really never leave, it distributes a line of products dietetic (Vitasport) and Créatine and publishes several works on its secrecies of longevity and dietetics.

A race with American the mixed of official reception on track is organized in 1987 in Paris, with Francesco Moser - the other holder of the world records of the hour - as new partner!

Only it will have missed the female Giro among the important races under its era, gained by Fabiana Lupérini in 1995,1996,1997 and 1998.

Autobiography: Of honey in my portfolio , ED. Robert Laffont, 1988.

Prize list

Olympic Games

Gold medal of cycling on road in 1996
Medal of money of cycling on road (against the watch) in 1996
Medal of money of cycling on road in 1992
Bronze medal of cycling on road (against-the-watch) in 2000

Championships of the World

World champion of cycling on road in 1985,1986,1987,1989,1995
World champion of cycling on road (against the watch) in 1995,1996,1997,2001
World champion of cycling on track (continuation) in 1986,1988,1989
World champion of cycling on track (race at the points) in 1989
4 money Medals of cycling on road in 1981,1992 (clm by teams), 1993,2000 (clm)
3 money Medals of cycling on track in 1984,1985,1987
1 money Medal of cyclo-cross in 1993
2 Bronze medals of cycling on road in 1994,2001
3 Bronze medals of cycling on track in 1981,1982,1983

Championships of Europe

Champion of Europe of cross-country race: 1994

Championships of France

52 championships of France (1st title on road in 1979 and 52e title in 2006 with the race at the points) on road, of the against-the-watch, continuation, race at the points, cross-country race (VTT), the against-the-watch by team

Champion of Ile-de-France: continuation, race at the points, road: 1992 to 1996
Champion of Dauphine-Savoy: road, speed, continuation, race at the points: 1977 to 1989

Tour de France Female

Victorious in 1987,1988,1989
2nd in 1985,1986; and 1992,1995 of the Grande Boucle Female
3rd in 1996 of the Grande Boucle Female
Victorious of the Victorious points score in 1985,1986,1987,1988
of the Grand Prix of the mountain in 1989

Others

38 world records of which world records of the hour in the open air (+600m) in 45 km 094 km (Mexico City 2000), that with the sea level, and that on covered track. To add those of the 3,5,10 and 20 kilometers in the course of races, as well as the best world performance of the hour in Mexico City in 1996:48 km 159 (with bicycle tallies plunging: record not approved).

Super Pernod Prestige: 1985,1986,1987
Champion of the year “the Team”: 1987
Champion of the champions Antenna 2:1987
Sporting European of the year: 1989
Sporting of the century: 2000
Handlebar of gold: 2000
Special price of Mendrisio d' Oro: 1997

Distinctions:

Knight about the Legion of Honor in 1986
Officer about the Legion of Honor in 1996
Commander of the National order of merit in 2000
Medal of the merit and French devotion in 2002
Gold medal of Youth and the Sports
Medal of the sporting merit of Ivory Coast
Knight of the Colombian merit

Abroad

North End Classic - Yuma (Arizona): 2004
Championship of Minnesotta of against-the-watch: 2004
Championship of California of against-the-watch: 2003
San Jacinto Classic (California): 2003
College Grove Champt of Tennessee (against-the-watch): 2002
Colossal Undermines road race (Arizona): 2002
Congress to Yarnell (Arizona): 2002
Turn of Tucson Montain (Arizona): 2002
Turn of Tucson (Arizona): 2001,2002
Northend Classic (Arizona): 2001
Championship of Arizona of hill climb: 2001
Kitt Peak (Arizona): 2001
Tumacacori (Arizona): 2001
Vuelta de Bisbee (Arizona): 2000
Sear may Classic (Colorado): 2000
Killington training course race (Vermont): 2000
Platte Bridge Casper (Wyoming): 1998
Turn of Los Alamos (New Mexico): 1998
Turn of Gilla (New Mexico): 1998 1st woman
Red To rivet Clasic: 1996
Turn of the canton of Zurich: 1994
Ore-Ida: 1991
Coors Classic (Turn of Colorado): 1981,1985,1986,1987 (2nd: 1982,1984)
Turn of Colombia: 1987,1988
Turn of Norway: 1987 (2nd: 1983,1985)
Turn of Texas: 1984,1985
Texas Cup: 1987
6 days of Saint-Ambroix: 1985 (2nd: 1986)
3 days of Dompaire: 1983
6 hours of San Sebastian (continuation): 1983 climbing
Better of the Turn of Idaho: 2001

In France

Stopwatch of With-Thônes: 2007
Grand Prix of Metz-Tessy: 2002,2006
Assembled of Ventoux: 2005
Coupe de France: 2004
Trophy of the Climbing ones: 2001,2004,2007
Final of Coupe de France (Stopwatch of the herbaria): 2000
Turn of the Lake Paladru (against-the-watch): 1998
Trophy of Gold: 1997
Climbed of Alpe d' Huez: 1997,2003,2004 (and record)
Turn of the Country of Conches: 1996,1997
Grand Prix of the Nations: 1996,1997 (3rd: 2003)
Coupe de France of VTT: 1995
Turn of the Pays Basque: 1995
Turn of Finistere: 1993,1995
Grand Prix of Hyères: 1992
Round of Isere: 1992
Turn of the Urban Surface: 1992
Turn of the canton of Perreux: 1992
Turn of the Vendée: 1988,1989,1993 (2nd: 1996)
Vosgean Star: 1988,1989,1993 (2nd: 1996)
Turn of the Aude: 1988,1993
Turn of Oise: 1988
International Grand Prix of Avignon: 1988
National Critérium: 1988
Stopwatch of the herbaria: 1987,1992,1995,2000
Tower of Drome: 1986,1987,1988,1989,1995
Critérium of the Aces: 1984,1986,1987,1989
4 Days of Le Havre: 1981,1982
Turn of the Annecy Lake: 1981,1982,1983,1984 (against-the-watch)
Six-Jours of Bagnols-sur-Cèze: 1988
Six-Jours of Paris: 1987
Six-Jours of Grenoble: 1984,1986,1987,1988 (with Cecile Odin)
female Omnium France-Switzerland: 1986

Places of honor

2nd of the Championship of France on road: 1996,2007
2nd of the Championship of France on road clm: 2004,2007

2nd of the Champagne Stopwatch: 2005
2nd of the G.P.F.I of Quebec: 2000
2nd of the Grand Prix of the Nations: 1999
2nd of the Grand Prix of Montreal (world cup): 1998
2nd of the Turn of Majorque: 1997
2nd of the Turn of Norway: 1983,1985
2nd of Universiades d' Edmonton on road: 1983 (3rd out of against-the-watch)
2nd of the Turn of Colorado: 1982,1984

3rd of the Turn of El Salvador: 2007
3rd of the Grand Prix of the Nations: 2003
3rd of the Turn of the Aude: 1987

7th of the Championship of the World clm: 2007 (at 49 years)

Ski

Champion of Europe by school junior team by ski: 1973
school Champion of France junior in ski: 1975 (laid off with the Ski Club of Saint-Gervais)
university Champion of descent: 1979
university Champion of slalom: 1979
university Champion of giant 1979
World champion of town, in ski: 1982
2nd of the Championship of school France junior by ski: 1974
5th of the championship of France of slalom in 1982 (1e: Perrine Pelen)

Other disciplines

departmental Champion junior of the impetus of disc: 1975
departmental Champion of cross-country race: 1976
departmental Champion of 800m: 1976

See too

Sport in Country of Savoy

External bonds

Official site of Jeannie Longo

Simple: Jeannie Longo

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