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词条 Allan Peiper
释义

  1. Amateur career

      1972–77: Australia    1977–79: Belgium    1980–81: Australia    1982: ACBB  

  2. Professional career

      1983–1985: Peugeot    1986–1990: Panasonic    1992: Tulip Computers  

  3. Professional Career Wins

  4. Team management

  5. References

  6. Bibliography

  7. External links

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Allan Peiper (born 26 April 1960) Alexandra, Victoria, is a retired Australian professional cyclist.

He began cycling at 12 years of age, competing on both road and track, with success. Selected for the Australian team, at the 1977 Junior World Championships in Vienna, Austria. The 16 year old Peiper, then went to race in Belgium. He stayed for the next three years. Winning races, as a junior, then amateur, hardened a mindset & reputation, that remains to this day.Intense racing and travelling, eventually, took its toll on his health. In late 1979, following an illness, he returned to Australia, to recover. He didn't race again, until late 1980.

A key figure in Peiper's recovery, and return to top level racing, was Peter Brotherton a former British Olympic cyclist (he settled in Melbourne, after the 1956 Summer Olympics) who was building frames & helping riders with training advice. A highly successful return to racing in 1981, winning often, and the Dulux Tour of New Zealand, gave Peiper, the chance to return to Europe in 1982, with the ACBB amateur team, based in Paris, France.

The 1982 season with ACBB, was successful. Winning 14 races, amateur classics, and the prestigious Grand Prix des Nations TT. This earned him a professional contract with Peugeot for 1983. In 10 years, he rode the Tour de France five times, the Giro d'Italia four times & the Vuelta a España once (10 Grand Tours). In his career, Peiper raced with 3 Professional Cycling teams: Peugeot, Panasonic and Tulip Computers, winning more than 35 races, including stages of the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia. Allan now resides in Belgium.

After six years working with BMC Racing Team, the team disbanded at the end of the 2018 season.

In 2019, Allan, will be working with UAE Team Emirates as Lead DS.

Amateur career

1972–77: Australia

Beginning to race in the local club cycle races, he soon progressed to open road races, and following success, he was often selected* for the state cycling team of Victoria at various Australian Cycling Championships. *(In the early years, you could only compete in Australian Cycling Championships, if selected by the rider's state of residence. Nowadays, riders, can enter state or national championships, without restriction).

State Championship wins on the road, and in the pursuit, followed quickly by the Oceania Cycling Championships, where,

Peiper cleaned up in the Junior category. He was selected for the Junior World Cycling Championships in Vienna, Austria, where, he placed 3rd in the Junior Points race.

1977–79: Belgium

At 16 years of age, Peiper (after the World Junior Cycling Championships) in Austria travelled to Ghent, Belgium,

to live and race in the daily Kermiskoersen.

In that first season (1977) in Flanders, he won one race, but finished second 39 times.[1] He had been living in a small butchers shop, in Ghent, with several other cyclists, before befriending Eddy Planckaert and being invited to live with the Planckaert family, in Nevele. The following year (1978) he returned to the World Junior Cycling Championships held in Washington, USA, where he competed in the road race, and came second in the points race.[2] Returning to Belgium, he continued to race, winning another 10 races, and placing second, a further 25 times. Peiper, was a "professional junior" until the middle of 1979, when, following a bout of ill health, he returned to Australia, to recover.

1980–81: Australia

It was not until November 1980, that Peiper, had recovered enough to began racing again. He was helped and mentored, in his recovery by Peter Brotherton a former Olympic cyclist, (who competed in the individual pursuit) for Great Britain. In 1981 Peiper, raced mainly in Australia and New Zealand, where he won the Dulux Tour of the North Island. This earned an invitation to join the famous ACBB amateur cycling team, based in Paris, France, for 1982.

1982: ACBB

The Athletic Club de Boulogne-Billancourt (ACBB) cycling team, had a ruthless reputation and culture, where riders were expected to win.

If they did not, they were soon discarded. Previous English-speaking cyclists (who raced with the team) include Paul Sherwen, Graham Jones, Robert Millar, Phil Anderson, Stephen Roche and Sean Yates.

By the September, Peiper, had won 14 races, including several classics, and the prestigious GP des Nations time trial.[3] The Commonwealth Games were to be held in Brisbane in late September 1982.

Cycling Australia would not consider Peiper, for the national cycling team, as he had not raced any Australian selection events.

That was the end of Peiper's amateur career. He was to become a professional cyclist, with Peugeot in 1983.

Professional career

1983–1985: Peugeot

Peiper made his professional cycling debut in the traditional early season races based around the South of France.

In his second year (1984) Peiper began to win more races. Many cycle stage races, begin with a short time trial (called a prologue). This determines the first race leader, and these intense, time trial efforts, were something of a "trade mark" of Peiper. By winning the opening race prologue, the rider also leads the race overall, gains the race leader's jersey, and receives considerable publicity for himself and the cycling team. In 1984, Peiper won 3 prologues at: Étoile de Bessèges, Tour de l'Oise & the Critérium du Dauphiné.

He also won the Tour of Sweden stage race, by winning the final time trial. Peiper made his debut in the 1984 Tour de France by placing 3rd in the opening prologue. On the opening road stage, he again, placed 3rd. Second place, would have given him the race lead and the yellow jersey. He also led the best young rider classification "White Jersey" competition. Peiper, finished his debut Tour de France in 95th position.

1986–1990: Panasonic

After three seasons, racing with Peugeot, Peiper joined the Dutch Panasonic team, managed by Peter Post.

The Spring Classics of 1987, were a turning point for Peiper. Intensive training[4] began to show results.

He was in the race winning moves at Het Volk,[5] Milan–San Remo,[6] E3 Prijs,[7] Driedaagse de Panne,[8] Ronde van Vlaanderen,[9] Gent–Wevelgem.[10] He also started, but did not finish Paris–Roubaix, Amstel Gold Race and Liège–Bastogne–Liège. A block of April races, that would be unlikely to occur (with one rider) nowadays.

In 1988, the World Road Championship, was held in Ronse, Belgium. The race was decided, from a select 13 man group (including Peiper), who started the last lap together. Claude Criquelion attacked, quickly caught by Maurizio Fondriest, with Steve Bauer and Martial Gayant chasing behind. Peiper was next, in turn, being chased down by seven riders, including Laurent Fignon. At the finish, Criquelion & Bauer collided[11] Fondriest won the race. Peiper, was caught and passed, within the last 100m, by the chasing group. He finished 10th[12]

1992: Tulip Computers

Professional Career Wins

Major Results
No:DateRaceDetailsCountryDistanceTimeSpeedTeam
129.06.1983Great Yorkshire Classic [13]Harrogate CriteriumGreat Britain50.00 km {{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
209.02.1984Etoile de Bessèges [14]Prologue TT Salles du GardonFrance1.95 km02 min 48.51 seconds41.78 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
318.05.1984Tour de l'Oise [14]Prologue TT SenlisFrance3.10 km03 min 54.82 seconds47.69 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
420.05.1984Tour de l'Oise [15]General ClassificationFrance440.10 km11 hr 36 min 38 seconds37.90 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
528.05.1984Critérium du Dauphiné [16]Prologue TT VilleurbanneFrance3.30 km04 min 12.01 seconds47.14 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
620.06.1984Tour of Sweden [17]Stage 8b TT Motala-ÖstergötlandSweden16.20 km20 min 49.01 seconds46.69 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
720.06.1984Tour of Sweden [18]General ClassificationSweden1,347.40 km31 hrs 12 min 09 seconds43.18 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
810.09.1984Kellogg's Criterium [19]BirminghamGreat Britain50.00 km {{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
903.03.1985 Paris-Nice [20]Prologue TT NanterreFrance6.40 km08 min 13.35 seconds46.73 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
1017.05.1985Tour de l'Oise [21]Prologue TT SenlisFrance3.10 km03 min 56.46 seconds47.20 km/h{{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
1116.08.1985Kellogg's Criterium [22]NottinghamGreat Britain50.00 km {{flagathlete|Peugeot Shell Michelin|FRA}}
1216.08.1986Ronde van België [23]Stage 4a Rochefort-SpaBelgium100.60 km02 hr 37 min 08 seconds38.590 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1301.09.1986Kellogg's Start Championship [24]BirminghamGreat Britain42.00 km59 min 55 seconds42.070 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1427.09.1986Grote Prijs Raymond Impanis [25]Haacht, Sint NiklaasBelgium216.00 km04 hr 39 min 00 seconds46.451 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1509.10.1986Grote Prijs Zwevezele [26]West FlandersBelgium136.00 km03 hr 12 min 00 seconds42.500 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1619.10.1986Herald Sun Tour [27]Stage 2a Castlemaine-AvocaAustralia {{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1722.10.1986Herald Sun Tour [28]Stage 5a Cobram-BeechworthAustralia {{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1825.10.1986Herald Sun Tour [29]Stage 8 Moe-HastingsAustralia {{flagathlete|Panasonic|NED}}
1929.10.1986Grand Prix Brisbane [30]CBD CriteriumAustralia100.00 km {{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
2012.08.1987Kelloggs Tour of Britain [31]Stage 1 Edinburgh-Newcastle upon TyneGreat Britain188.40 km04 hr 49 min 30 seconds39.046 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
2125.08.1987Grand Prix d'Isbergues [32]Pas de CalaisFrance215.00 km05 hr 01 min 42 seconds42.757 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
2206.10.1987Omloop van de Grensstreek [33]Baisieux - TempleuveBelgium176.00 km04 hr 27 min 00 seconds39.550 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
23
2431.08.1988Stadsprijs Geraardsbergen [34]GeraardsbergenBelgium152.00 km03 hr 39 min 00 seconds41.643 kmh{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
25
2602.10.1988Nissan Classic [35]Stage 5 Dublin - DublinIreland131.20 km03 hr 10 min 25 seconds41.348 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
2715.10.1988Herald Sun Tour [36]Stage 1a Geelong Individual Time TrialAustralia14.00 km22 min 25 seconds37.421 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
2820.10.1988Herald Sun Tour [37]Stage 6b Bright - MansfieldAustralia154.00 km03 hr 34 min 25 seconds43.093 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Isostar|NED}}
29
30
31
3231.05.1990Giro d'Italia [38]Stage 14 Klagenfurt - KlagenfurtAustria164.00 km04 hr 26 min 26 seconds40.588 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Sportlife|NED}}
3301.07.1990Tour de France [39]Stage 2 Futuroscope Team Time TrialFrance44.50 km53 min 24 seconds50.096 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Sportlife|NED}}
3403.09.1990Omloop v/d Rozenstreek [40]Wetteren, Oost VlaanderenBelgium180.00 km04 hr 07 min 00 seconds43.731 km/h{{flagathlete|Panasonic Sportlife|NED}}
3526.05.1991Grote Prijs Malderen [41]Malderen, BrabantBelgium195.00 km04 hr 46 min 00 seconds40.914 km/h{{flagathlete|Tulip Computers|BEL}}

Team management

  • 2005-2006: Davitamon Lotto Sport Director[42][43]
  • 2007: T-Mobile Sport Director[44]
  • 2008: High Road Sport Director[45]
  • 2009: Team Columbia High Road Sport Director[46]
  • 2010: Team HTC Columbia Sport Director[47]
  • 2011: HTC High Road Sport Director[48]
  • 2012-2013: Garmin Sharp Sport Director[49]
  • 2013-2016: BMC Racing Team Sport Director[50][51]
  • 2017-2018: BMC Racing Team Sporting Manager[52]
  • 2019: UAE Team Emirates Lead DS - Sportdirector

References

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4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.cyclingweekly.com/fitness/training/allan-peipers-%e2%80%a8pre-classic-intervals-116264/ |title=How they used to train - Allan Peiper pre-Classic interval training |publisher=Cyclingweekly.com |date=2014-02-27 |accessdate=2018-04-08}}
5. ^http://www.bikeraceinfo.com/classics/het-nieuwsblad/1987-het-nieuwsblad.html/
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49. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/equipes.php?q=25880|title=Garmin - Barracuda 2012|website=Memoire-du-cyclisme.eu}}
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52. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.bmc-switzerland.com/int-en/experience/racing-teams/bmc-racing-team/|title=BMC Racing Team|first=BMC Switzerland|last=AG|website=BMC Switzerland}}

Bibliography

  • {{cite book|title=A Peiper's Tale A sporting biography of Allan Peiper|first=Chris|last=Sidwells | year=2005| isbn=1-874739-39-0}}

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