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1974 UCI Road World Championships – Men's road race

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382: 460:. Van Springel was dropped by the Merckx group before Thévenet was caught and passed on the final climb of Mount Royal, with around 7 km (4.3 mi) remaining. The chase group led by Merckx broke into two groups of two, with Poulidor and Merckx riding together and Martinez and Santambrogio behind, together. The split was caused by a move made by Merckx with close to 5 km (3.1 mi) left. With two hundred meters remaining in the race, Merckx attacked and managed to open up a two-second gap between himself and Poulidor as he crossed the finish line to win the race. 940: 836: 469: 680: 540: 110: 914: 888: 495: 36: 589: 559: 178: 139: 810: 527: 295:. The two were caught in the twelfth circuit and shortly after their capture, Thévenet attacked on his own and rode on his own through most of the final lap. Merckx initiated a chase group during the seventeenth lap that managed to catch and pass Thévenet with seven kilometers remaining. The group then splintered into two groups of two, with Merckx and Poulidor riding into the finish together. Merckx took victory in the two-man sprint. 100: 992: 966: 654: 602: 572: 188: 149: 862: 784: 706: 628: 758: 732: 449:, while Conti rode solo. On the seventeenth lap, a chase group with many race contenders – including Raymond Poulidor, Francesco Moser, Eddy Merckx, Maertens, and Herman Van Springel – formed and caught Conti. By the completion of the nineteenth lap, the chase group had shrunked to nine riders and Thévenet's lead had dropped to 2' 05". Gimondi dropped out of the race the same lap. 403:. He managed to earn a 37" advantage as he finished the second circuit and he increased that lead to 1' 19" at the conclusion of the third lap. Behind, the chasing group was led by Francesco Moser, Eddy Merckx, and Felice Gimondi. After the fourth lap, Campaner had gained thirty more seconds on the 1060:
Following the victory, Merckx told the press that he felt lucky that Bernard Thévenet was weakened from his efforts on the road. In regards to his sprint against Raymond Poulidor, Merckx stated that he feared only an external setback because "In the sprint could not lose. Despite Thévenet missing
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writer Charles Taylor stated he felt this race was "one of the finest and most sensational bicycle races in recent years." Taylor noted a poor showing by the Dutch riders, citing that only two managed to finish the race. Taylor believed that the Dutch participants competed in too many criteriums
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1' 27" behind. Vianen joined Campaner during the eleventh circuit as Merckx attacked from behind, along with Gerrie Knetemann. During the twelfth circuit, Vianen and Campaner were caught. Shortly after the re-absorption of the duo back into the
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would be the best Spanish candidate for victory since Ocaña had recently recovered from sickness and injuries from crashes in different races. Taylor stated that there was no serious Dutch contender that could challenge the favorite, Merckx.
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The route for the race consisted of 21 laps that totaled for 262.5 km (163.1 mi) of racing, with each lap being 12.5 km (7.8 mi) in length. Each circuit featured two climbs within it, including a cross of
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also reported that there were over a 100,000 spectators for the men's road race. Francesco Moser was found to have had a disappointing performance as he placed seventh on the day, in part because he was suffering from a leg
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The penultimate circuit saw the chase group, led by Merckx, shrink to five members and Thévenet's lead dwindle to 35". The riders that remained in the chase group were Van Springel, Poulidor,
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finished second and third, respectively. This was Merckx's third victory in the men's road race at the UCI Road World Championships, equaling the record. In addition, he also completed the
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between the end of the Tour de France and the start of the World Championships, which led to them not having fresh enough legs for the race.
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The race began with 70 riders from fifteen different countries, of which eighteen managed to finish the race. Reigning champion,
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stayed intact for the first lap which took only 18' 36" to complete. The first attack came from French rider
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stated that the French were content with the results and worked great together. Reflecting on the race,
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believed that the race would likely be won by an Italian or a Belgian rider, but stated that Dutchman
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campus. Several sports writers deemed the route to be difficult. The race began at 9 AM local time.
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believed to be one of the best Belgian teams to race at the World Championships. Gianni Pignata of
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attacked and managed to get within fifteen seconds of Campaner as the tenth lap ended, with the
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and Freddy Maertens attacked on the thirteenth lap and managed to get a time gap of 25" on the
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The day of racing was highlighted by two large solo efforts on the part of the French riders
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shown climbing during his solo escape that lasted for over 100 km (62 mi).
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With his victory in the race, Eddy Merckx became the first rider to achieve the
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were dark-horse candidates for the victory. In particular, young Italian
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was expected to provide race favorite Merckx with "stiff competition."
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The seventh lap saw a speed drop by the leading rider and the chasing
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Index

1974 UCI Road World Championships
Rainbow jersey
Rainbow jersey
Eddy Merckx
Raymond Poulidor
Mariano Martínez
1973
1975
1974 UCI Road World Championships
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Eddy Merckx
Raymond Poulidor
Mariano Martínez
Triple Crown of Cycling
Grand Tour
men's road race
UCI Road World Championships
Francis Campaner
Bernard Thévenet
Gerard Vianen
Mount Royal
Université de Montréal
Felice Gimondi
Eddy Merckx
Herman Van Springel
Freddy Maertens
Patrick Sercu
Roger De Vlaeminck

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