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1935 Paris - Roubaix

36th edition: Sunday, April 21, 1935

Complete results

Paris-Roubaix podium history | 1936 edition | 1934 edition

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The race:

The 1935 Paris-Roubaix was 262 km long and raced at an average speed of 39.207 km/hr.

There were 160 starters and 66 classified finishers.

The day was rainy. Gaston Rebry was tireless in attacking the field until he had reduced the lead group to three: Andé Leducq, Jean Aerts and himself.

After a few kilometers Aerts fell off the pace. Fifteen kilometers from the finish, Leducq suffered a slow leak.

Twice he had to stop to reinflate his tire and of course Rebry, "The Bulldog", didn't wait for the fast-sprinting Frenchman. Rebry earned his third Paris-Roubaix victory, tying Octave Lapize.

1935 Paris-Roubaix winner Gaston Rebry looking much worse for the wear.

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Gaston Rebry

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Complete Results:

  1. Gaston Rebry (Alcyon-Dunlop) 6hr 40min 57sec.
  2. Paris–Roubaix: The Inside Story
  3. André Leducq (A. Leducq-Mercier-Hutchinson) @ 2min 24sec
  4. Jean Aerts (Alcyon Dunlop) @ 4min 44sec
  5. René Vietto (Helyett-Hutchinson) @ 4min 58sec
  6. Frans Bonduel (Dilecta-Wolber) s.t.
  7. Maurice Krauss s.t.
  8. Omer Taverne (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 5min 8sec
  9. Maurice Archambaud @ 6min 30sec
  10. Antoine Dignef (Colin-Wolber) @ 6min 39sec
  11. Adrien Buttafocchi (Helyett-Hutchinson) @ 8min 20sec
  12. Emile Decroix (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson) @ 8min 33sec
  13. Gustave Danneels (Alcyon-Dunlop) s.t.
  14. Jules Merviel (F. Pélissier-Hutchinson) @ 10min 5sec
  15. Léon Le Calvez @ 10min 8sec
  16. Romain Maes (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 10min 18sec
  17. Jean Noret s.t.
  18. Edgard De Caluwé (Dilecta-Wolber) s.t.
  19. Léon Louyet (Oscar Egg) s.t.
  20. Frans Spiessens s.t.
  21. Raoul Lesueur @ 12min 28sec
  22. Théo Herckenrath @ 12min 32sec
  23. Louis Roels (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 12min 54sec
  24. Sylvère Maes (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 14min 52sec
  25. Jules Geens (De Dion-Bouton) s.t.
  26. Charles Pélissier (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson) s.t.
  27. Léo Amberg (Colin-Wolber) @ 15min 10sec
  28. Léon Cointe s.t.
  29. Eloi Meulenberg (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 15min 28sec
  30. René Bernard @ 16min 25sec
  31. Louis Duerloo (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson) @ 16min 53sec
  32. Joeph Mauclair @ 18min 8sec
  33. Paul André (Alcyon-Dunlop) @ 19min 13sec
  34. Jean Fontenay (Helyett-Hutchinson) s.t.
  35. Sylvain Marcaillou (France Sport-Dunlop) @ 19min 36sec
  36. Gerrit Van der Ruit @ 20min 37sec
  37. Alfons Ghisquière @ 21min 28sec
  38. Roger Lapébie s.t.
  39. Gustave Depoorter @ 21min 43sec
  40. Remi Wynant @ 22min 33sec
  41. Pierre Pastorelli (Helyett-Hutchinson) @ 23min 42sec
  42. Roland Fleuret (Helyett-Hutchinson) s.t.
  43. François Neuville (Helyett-Hutchinson) s.t.
  44. Giuseppe Polania s.t.
  45. Arsène Mersch (Dilecta-Wolber) @ 25min 49sec
  46. Dante Franzil (La Perle-Hutchinson) @ 26min 10sec
  47. Honoré Granier (Helyett-Hutchinson) @ 27min 49sec
  48. Léon Maillard (A. Leducq-Mercier-Hutchinson) @ 29min 20sec
  49. André Deforge s.t.
  50. Manuel Garcia (Peugeot) s.t.
  51. Oreste Bernardoni (Génial Lucifer-Hutchinson) s.t.
  52. Pierre Janvier s.t.
  53. François Audenaert @ 29min 50sec
  54. Théodore Ladron @ 34min 3sec
  55. Jules Lowie s.t.
  56. Cornelius Leemans s.t.
  57. Albert Hendrickx @ 36min 3sec
  58. Raymond Louviot s.t.
  59. Alfons Corthout @ 38min 3sec
  60. Jef Loopmans s.t.
  61. Jean-Marie Le Moing @ 44min 3sec
  62. Yves Le Goff @ 48min 3sec
  63. Alfons Schepers @ 49min 3sec
  64. Rémy Royer s.t.
  65. Alfons Deloor s.t.
  66. Gustaaf Deloor s.t.
  67. Ernest Terreau @ 53min 3sec

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