Felicia Ballanger

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Palmares
1st - 3rd
Country: France

1995

1995 - World Track Championships, Colombia - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Bogota.

1995 - World Track Championships, Colombia - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Bogota.

1996

1996 - World Track Championships, Great Britain - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Manchester.

1996 - World Track Championships, Great Britain - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Manchester.

1996 - Olympic Games, USA - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Atlanta Georgia.

1997

1997 - World Track Championships, Australia - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Perth.

1997 - World Track Championships, Australia - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Perth.

1998

1998 - World Track Championships, France - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Bordeaux.

1998 - World Track Championships, France - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Bordeaux.

1999

1999 - World Track Championships, Germany - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Berlin.

1999 - World Track Championships, Germany - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Berlin.

2000

2000 - Olympic Games, Australia - 1st place in (200 Meter Sprint), Sydney.

2000 - Olympic Games, Australia - 1st place in (500 Meter Sprint), Sydney.


Articles are written in my own words, researched from a variety of sources from Europe and the United States, including seeing things first hand at races, researching race videos, books, magazines, libraries etc. Stats and career highlights, palmares were confirmed as much as possible from several sources worldwide so that they can be as accurate as possible. In some instances the riders have contributed to the quality of the articles, and photos were taken at various races worldwide. Photos provided by a number of sources, from the riders to professional journalists, and courtesy of donors. Thanks to Cyclingnews for the quality of their archives approximately since the year 2000 helps to validate other sources worldwide. Special thanks to Alfred North for his tremendous contribution to the women's cycling over the last 30 years, which his archives dating from 1984 to the present day has been an overwhelming contribution to women's cycling worldwide. This is the first time that in depth compilation of the women rider's palmares have been well researched and posted to the Internet for the whole cycling world to see. They are comprehensive and cover several decades. If you use my work, please give credit.

Article Written by Procyclingwomen.com.