Roger Bambuck

Roger Bambuck is a French athlete, born the November 22nd 1945 with Point-with-Clown (Guadeloupe).

Biography

Youth and the sport

Sprinter, it was laid off with CA Montreuil. Its trainer was Jacques Lolo, and it withdrew competition at the 27 years age.

Political career

It begins studies of medicine, then is Secretary of State to the youth and the sports of 1988 with 1991, in the government of Michel Rocard, then General inspector of State education. He exerts responsibilities with UNESCO, and directs the group of research on the sport of CNRS. He is also Directeur of the Delegation Overseas at the Research institute for the Development

Others

He is member of the Académie of the Sports.

Prize list

Recordman of the world in 1968 (during one hour, with the championships of the the United States of Sacramento). and of France of the 100m during twenty years, in 10"
Recordman of the world in 1967 with the relay 4x100m, in 38" 9
Recordman of Europe on 100m (1967, and 6x in 1968), 200m (1967, and 2x in 1968, of which 20" 47), and with the relai 4 X 100m: 3x in 1967 and 4x in 1968, of which 38" 4
Recordman of France of the 100m as of 1965, at 20 years, in 10" 2

Champion of Europe of the 200m in 1966
Champion of Europe of the relay 4x100m in 1966
Champion of France of the 100m in 1965,1966,1967 and 1968
Champion of France of the 200m in 1965,1966,1967 and 1968

Vice-champion of Europe of the 100m in 1966
Bronze medal with the Olympic Games of 1968 with the relay 4x100m

4th of the championship of the United States on 100m in 1968 (during which it carries out 10" with 3 recoveries)

Olympic Finalist on 100m (he is to date the only French, with Hermann Panzo in 1980, to have been it) in 1968, finishing 5th (concerning influenza)
5th also of the Olympic 200m of 1968

Member of the team of Europe in 1967, it precedes the Americans on 100m and with the relay 4 X 100m

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