Fabian Wegmann

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Fabian Wegmann

Fabian Wegmann (born June 30, 1980 in Münster) is a German road racing cyclist, known as a climbing specialist.

Wegmann participated in the 2004 and the 2005 Tour de France. He is 1.78 meters tall, weighs 60 kg, and currently lives in Freiburg. He has been a member of Team Gerolsteiner since 2004.

At the 2004 Giro d'Italia, Wegmann won the "King of the Mountains" jersey as the race's best climber. At the 2005 Tour de France, Wegmann attacked early on Stage 7 in an attempt to win the stage that ended in Karlsruhe, Germany. Due to his tremendous lead (at points up to 17 minutes on the main peloton), he became the virtual leader in points and general classification. However, he was caught near the end of the race and ended up with the polka dot jersey by capturing all the stage's points in the mountains competition.

[edit] Major Results

2006

Tour de France
- Polka dot jersey mountains competition leader (after Stage 1)
Stage 1 – Dauphiné Libéré
- Maillot jaune general classification leader (after Stage 1)
GP Miguel Induráin
3rd, Stage 4 – Vuelta al País Vasco

2005

Stage 5 – Tour de Pologne
Barclays Global Investors Grand Prix of San Francisco
GP Schwarzwald
6th – Giro di Lombardia
79th overall – Tour de France
- Polka dot jersey mountains competition leader (after Stage 7)
51st overall – Deutschland Tour
- Polka dot jersey mountains competition leader (after Stage 3)

2004

36th overall – Giro d'Italia
- King of the Mountains (green jersey)
2nd overall – Rheinland-Pfalz Rundfahrt
3rd – German National Road Race Championship

Trois Vallées Varésines

2003

Overall and 1 stage – Sachsen-Tour International
GP Citta' di Rio Saliceto e Correggio
3rd, Stage 2 – Deutschland Tour
3rd, Stage 1 – Critérium International
3rd – German National Road Race Championship

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