Cycling at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Men's individual road race

The men's individual road race was a road bicycle racing event held as part of the Cycling at the 1964 Summer Olympics programme. It was held on 22 October 1964. The course, just short of 25 kilometres, was covered 8 times for a total distance of 194.832 kilometres. 132 cyclists from 35 nations competed.[1]

Men's cycling road race
at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad
VenueHachioji Road Race Course, Tokyo
194.83 km (121.1 mi)
Date22 October 1964
Competitors132 from 35 nations
Winning time4:39:51.63
Medalists
Mario Zanin  Italy
Kjell Rodian  Denmark
Walter Godefroot  Belgium
Cycling at the
1964 Summer Olympics
Road cycling
Road racemen
Team time trialmen
Track cycling
Individual pursuitmen
Team pursuitmen
Sprintmen
1000 m time trialmen
Tandemmen

Final classification
RankNameNationalityTime
Mario Zanin Italy4:39:51.63
Kjell Rodian Denmark4:39:51.65
Walter Godefroot Belgium4:39:51.74
4.Raymond Bilney Australia4:39:51.74
5.José Manuel López Spain4:39:51.74
6.Wilfried Peffgen United Team of Germany4:39:51.74
7.Gösta Pettersson Sweden4:39:51.74
8.Delmo Delmastro Argentina4:39:51.74
9.Roberto Breppe Argentina4:39:51.74
10.Laurie Byers New Zealand4:39:51.74
11.Erik Pettersson Sweden4:39:51.74
12.Eddy Merckx Belgium4:39:51.74
13.Jan Kudra Poland4:39:51.74
14.Michael Hollingsworth Australia4:39:51.74
15.Ole Højlund Pedersen Denmark4:39:51.74
16.Hans Lüthi Switzerland4:39:51.74
17.Richard Johnstone New Zealand4:39:51.74
18.Roger Swerts Belgium4:39:51.74
19.Johny Schleck Luxembourg4:39:51.74
20.Bart Zoet Netherlands4:39:51.74
21.Flemming Hansen Denmark4:39:51.74
22.Daniel Gráč Czechoslovakia4:39:51.74
23.José Manuel Lasa Spain4:39:51.74
24.János Juszkó Hungary4:39:51.74
25.Colin Lewis Great Britain4:39:51.74
26.Terence West Great Britain4:39:51.74
27.Gerben Karstens Netherlands4:39:51.74
28.Severino Andreoli Italy4:39:51.74
29.Burkhard Ebert United Team of Germany4:39:51.75
30.Erwin Jaisli Switzerland4:39:51.75
31.Derek Harrison Great Britain4:39:51.75
32.Mariano Díaz Spain4:39:51.75
33.Felice Gimondi Italy4:39:51.76
34.Jorge Mariné Spain4:39:51.76
35.András Mészáros Hungary4:39:51.76
36.Chow Kwong Man Hong Kong4:39:51.76
37.Masashi Omiya Japan4:39:51.76
38.Jozef Boons Belgium4:39:51.76
39.Louis Pfenninger Switzerland4:39:51.76
40.Harry Steevens Netherlands4:39:51.76
41.Gaynan Saydkhuzhin Soviet Union4:39:51.77
42.Jan Pieterse Netherlands4:39:51.77
43.Yanjingiin Baatar Mongolia4:39:51.77
44.Jan Magiera Poland4:39:51.77
45.Ricardo Vázquez Uruguay4:39:51.78
46.Martín Rodríguez Colombia4:39:51.78
47.Antal Megyerdi Hungary4:39:51.78
48.Francisco Pérez Uruguay4:39:51.78
49.Rubén Placanica Argentina4:39:51.79
50.Sven Hamrin Sweden4:39:51.79
51.Michael Cowley Great Britain4:39:51.79
52.Sture Pettersson Sweden4:39:51.79
53.Francis Bazire France4:39:51.80
54.Immo Rittmeyer United Team of Germany4:39:51.80
55.Pablo Hernández Colombia4:39:51.80
56.Anatoly Olizarenko Soviet Union4:39:51.80
57.Gabriel Moiceanu Romania4:39:51.80
58.Constantin Ciocan Romania4:39:51.81
59.Ion Cosma Romania4:39:51.81
60.Yury Melikhov Soviet Union4:39:51.81
61.Des Thomson New Zealand4:39:51.81
62.Aleksei Petrov Soviet Union4:39:51.81
63.Hans Heinemann Switzerland4:39:51.82
64.Vid Cencic Uruguay4:39:51.82
65.David Humphreys Australia4:39:51.82
66.Max Grace New Zealand4:39:51.83
67.Jiří Daler Czechoslovakia4:39:51.83
68.Malcolm McCredie Australia4:39:51.83
69.Rubén Darío Gómez Colombia4:39:51.83
70.František Řezáč Czechoslovakia4:39:51.83
71.Jan Smolík Czechoslovakia4:39:51.83
72.Stephen Lim Malaysia4:39:51.83
73.Arturo Romeo Philippines4:39:51.83
74.Ole Ritter Denmark4:39:51.83
75.John Allis United States4:39:51.83
76.Phạm Văn Sau South Vietnam4:39:51.83
77.Andrzej Bławdzin Poland4:39:51.83
78.Günter Hoffmann United Team of Germany4:39:51.83
79.Mikael Saglimbeni Ethiopia4:39:51.83
80.Lucien Aimar France4:39:51.83
81.Mashallah Amin Sorour Iran4:39:51.83
82.Rajmund Zieliński Poland4:39:51.83
83.László Mahó Hungary4:39:51.83
84.Teófilo Toda Peru4:39:51.83
85.Luvsangiin Erkhemjamts Mongolia4:39:51.83
86.Her Jong-chau Chinese Taipei4:39:51.83
87.Shue Ming-shu Chinese Taipei4:39:51.83
88.Gheorghe Bădără Romania4:39:51.83
89.Tarwon Jirapan Thailand4:39:51.83
90.Trần Văn Nen South Vietnam4:39:51.83
91.Pakdi Chillananda Thailand4:39:51.83
92.Chow Kwong Choi Hong Kong4:39:51.83
93.Melesio Soto Mexico4:39:51.83
94.Bernard Guyot France4:39:51.83
95.Christian Raymond France4:39:51.83
96.Edy Schütz Luxembourg4:39:51.83
97.Daniel Olivares Philippines4:39:51.83
98.Cornelio Padilla Philippines4:39:51.83
99.Sayed Esmail Hosseini Iran4:39:51.83
100.Michael Hiltner United States
101.Akbar Poudeh Iran
102.Wilde Baridón Uruguay
103.Luvsangiin Buudai Mongolia
104.Francisco Coronel Mexico
105.Hiroshi Yamao Japan
106.Toshiro Akamatsu Japan
107.Lee Seon-bae South Korea5:27:16
ACAn Byeong-hun South KoreaDNF
Chainarong Sophonpong ThailandDNF
Davoud Akhlagi IranDNF
Deng Chueng-hwai Chinese TaipeiDNF
Ferruccio Manza ItalyDNF
Fisihasion Ghebreyesus EthiopiaDNF
Heriberto Díaz MexicoDNF
Hwang Chang-sik South KoreaDNF
Raymond Castilloux United StatesDNF
Mario Escobar ColombiaDNF
Michael Andrew MalaysiaDNF
Norberto Arceo PhilippinesDNF
Choijiljavyn Samand MongoliaDNF
Suleman Ambaye EthiopiaDNF
Hamid Supaat MalaysiaDNF
Thomas Montemage United StatesDNF
Vitool Charernratana ThailandDNF
Wi Gyeong-yong South KoreaDNF
Yemane Negassi EthiopiaDNF
Zain Safar-ud-Din MalaysiaDQ
Nguyễn Văn Khoi South VietnamDQ
Masanori Tsuji JapanDQ
Moises López MexicoDQ
Mok Sau Hei Hong KongDQ
Nguyễn Văn Ngan South VietnamDQ

Notes
  • Tokyo Organizing Committee (1964). The Games of the XVIII Olympiad: Tokyo 1964, vol. 2.

References
  1. "Cycling at the 1964 Tokyo Summer Games: Men's Road Race, Individual". sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 10 August 2014.
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