Summer Olympics: Winners and records

Remco Evenepoel - Summer Olympics: Winners and recordsfoto: Cor VosThe first cyclist to hold an Olympic gold medal was home-rider Aristidis Konstantinidis back in 1896. In 3h22'31 he raced from Athens to Marathon and back again, totalling a distance of 87 kilometres. Cyclingstage.com brings you the winners in recent decades.

Recent winners Olympic road race

2024: Remco Evenepoel (bel)
2021: Richard Carapaz (ecu)
2016: Greg Van Avermaet (bel)
2012: Alexander Vinokourov (kaz)
2008: Samuel Sánchez (spa)
2004: Paolo Bettini (ita)
2000: Jan Ullrich (ger)
1996: Pascal Richard (swi)
1992: Fabio Casartelli (ita)
1988: Olaf Ludwig (ddr)
1984: Alexi Grewal (usa)
1980: Sergej Soechoroetsjenkov (ussr)
1976: Bernt Johansson (swe)
1972: Hennie Kuiper (nld)

Records Olympic Road Race

No rider managed to be a multiple Olympic road race champion. The one who came closest was Alexander Vinokourov. The Kazakh took the gold medal in 2012 and was second in 2000.

Remco Evenepoel is the only rider who took gold in both the road race and the ITT in the same year.

Greg van AvermaetSamuel SánchezRichard CarapazRemco EvenepoelAleksandr VinokourovSummer Olympics 2028: Road Race – Men


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