Jean Stablinski
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Jean Stablinski (May 21, 1932) was a French cyclist of Polish origin. He was born in the French village of Thun Saint-Armand as Jean Stablewski, and later received French citizenship. Stablinski was a professional cyclist from 1953 to 1968. He won many races, including the Vuelta a España, the world championship, four French national titles and several classics. Stablinski participated in 12 Tour de France's and won stages in all three Great Tours. He was nicknamed Le Polac (the Pole).
[edit] Important victories
1957
- 12th stage, Tour de France
1958
- 5th and 8th stage, Vuelta a España
- Final classification, Vuelta a España
1960
- French national road cycling championship
- 13th stage, Giro d'Italia
1961
- 7th stage, Tour de France
1962
- 14th stage, Tour de France
- World Cycling Championships (Road Race)
- French national road cycling championship
- 11th stage, Vuelta a España
1963
- French national road cycling championship
- Paris-Brussels
- 10th stage, Vuelta a España
- 4th stage, Dauphiné Libéré
1964
- French national road cycling championship
- 21st stage, Tour de France
1965
- Rund um den Henninger-Turm
- Final classification, Tour de Belgique
- 4th stage, Grand Prix du Midi Libre
- Trofeo Baracchi (with Jacques Anquetil)
1966
1967
- 19th stage, Tour de France
- 8th stage, Giro d'Italia
| Preceded by Jesus Loroño |
Winner of the Vuelta a España 1958 |
Succeeded by Antonio Suarez |
| Preceded by Rik Van Looy |
World Road Racing Champion 1962 |
Succeeded by Benoni Beheyt |
