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{{Infobox cyclist
| name = Leo Duyndam
| name = Leo Duyndam
| image = Leo Duyndam.jpg
| image = Leden van Nederlandse Tour de France ploeg van Goudsmit en Hoff Leo Duyndam, Bestanddeelnr 925-7196.jpg
| fullname = Leo Duyndam
| fullname = Leo Duyndam
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| birth_place = [[Poeldijk]], the [[Netherlands]]
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| birth_place = {{NED}}
| death_place = [[Nice, France|Nice]], [[France]]
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| discipline = Road/Track
| role = Rider
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| majorwins = 1 stage 1972 Tour de France
| majorwins = 1 stage 1972 Tour de France
| updated = July 15, 2008
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'''Leo Duyndam''' ([[Poeldijk]], 2 January 1948 — [[Nice, France]], 26 July 1990) was a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] professional [[road bicycle racer]].
'''Leo Duyndam''' ([[Poeldijk]], 2 January 1948 — [[Nice, France]], 26 July 1990) was a Dutch professional [[road bicycle racer]].


== Palmarès ==
==Major results==
{{div col|colwidth=30em}}
{{palmares start}}
;1967
;1967
:Omloop der Kempen
:Omloop der Kempen
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:Rotterdam Coolsingel
:Rotterdam Coolsingel
;1971
;1971
:Six Days of Antwerpen (with [[René Pijnen]] and [[Peter Post]])
:[[Six Days of Antwerp]] (with [[René Pijnen]] and [[Peter Post]])
:Arendonk
:Arendonk
:Polderpijl
:Polderpijl
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:Neeroeteren
:Neeroeteren
:Polder-Kempen
:Polder-Kempen
:Six Days of Rotterdam (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Rotterdam]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Antwerpen (with [[René Pijnen]] and [[Theo Verschueren]])
:[[Six Days of Antwerp]] (with [[René Pijnen]] and [[Theo Verschueren]])
:Six Days of Berlin (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Berlin]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Frankfurt (with [[Jürgen Tschan]])
:[[Six Days of Frankfurt]] (with [[Jürgen Tschan]])
:[[1972 Tour de France|Tour de France]]:
:[[1972 Tour de France|Tour de France]]:
::Winner stage 6
::Winner stage 6
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:Berlare
:Berlare
:European Track Madison Championship (with [[René Pijnen]])
:European Track Madison Championship (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Rotterdam (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Rotterdam]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Antwerpen (with [[Gerard Koel]] and [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Antwerp]] (with [[Gerard Koel]] and [[René Pijnen]])
:Zomergem
:Zomergem
:Six Days of London (with [[Gerben Karstens]])
:[[Six Days of London]] (with [[Gerben Karstens]])
:Six Days of München (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Munich|Six Days of München]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Zürich (with [[Piet de Wit]])
:[[Six Days of Zürich]] (with [[Piet de Wit]])
;1974
;1974
:{{NED}} National Track Omnium Championship
:{{NED}} National Track Omnium Championship
:Profronde van Pijnacker
:Profronde van Pijnacker
:Rummen
:Rummen
:Six Days of Bremen (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Bremen]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Six Days of Rotterdam (with [[René Pijnen]])
:[[Six Days of Rotterdam]] (with [[René Pijnen]])
:Knokke
:Knokke
:Koksijde
:Koksijde
:Six Days of Herning (with [[Ole Ritter]])
:[[Six Days of Herning]] (with [[Ole Ritter]])
;1975
;1975
:Six Days of Rotterdam (with [[Gerben Karstens]])
:[[Six Days of Rotterdam]] (with [[Gerben Karstens]])
:Six Days of Herning (with [[Ole Ritter]])
:[[Six Days of Herning]] (with [[Ole Ritter]])
{{palmares end}}
{{div col end}}


== External links ==
== External links ==
*{{cycling archives|8434}}
*{{cycling archives|8434}}
*[http://www.letour.fr/HISTO/TDF/riders/us/4038.html Official Tour de France results for Leo Duyndam]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20080609095512/http://www.letour.fr/HISTO/TDF/riders/us/4038.html Official Tour de France results for Leo Duyndam]


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[[Category:1990 deaths]]
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[[Category:Dutch Tour de France stage winners]]
[[Category:Dutch Tour de France stage winners]]
[[Category:People from Westland (municipality), Netherlands]]
[[Category:People from Monster]]
[[Category:Cyclists from South Holland]]
[[Category:20th-century Dutch people]]



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Latest revision as of 10:56, 15 December 2022

Leo Duyndam
Personal information
Full nameLeo Duyndam
Born(1948-01-02)2 January 1948
Poeldijk, the Netherlands
Died26 July 1990(1990-07-26) (aged 42)
Nice, France
Team information
DisciplineRoad/Track
RoleRider
Major wins
1 stage 1972 Tour de France

Leo Duyndam (Poeldijk, 2 January 1948 — Nice, France, 26 July 1990) was a Dutch professional road bicycle racer.

Major results

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1967
Omloop der Kempen
1968
 Netherlands National Track Pursuit Championship
Ronde van Limburg
Six Days of Ghent (with Peter Post)
1969
Bladel
Elfstedenronde
Goirle
Honselersdijk
Ede
1970
 Netherlands National Track Pursuit Championship
Schinnen
Lutlommel
Berner Rundfahrt
Rotterdam Coolsingel
1971
Six Days of Antwerp (with René Pijnen and Peter Post)
Arendonk
Polderpijl
Ulvenhout
Roden
Papendrecht
Arnhem
1972
Grave
Maaslandse Pijl
Neeroeteren
Polder-Kempen
Six Days of Rotterdam (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Antwerp (with René Pijnen and Theo Verschueren)
Six Days of Berlin (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Frankfurt (with Jürgen Tschan)
Tour de France:
Winner stage 6
1973
Berlare
European Track Madison Championship (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Rotterdam (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Antwerp (with Gerard Koel and René Pijnen)
Zomergem
Six Days of London (with Gerben Karstens)
Six Days of München (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Zürich (with Piet de Wit)
1974
 Netherlands National Track Omnium Championship
Profronde van Pijnacker
Rummen
Six Days of Bremen (with René Pijnen)
Six Days of Rotterdam (with René Pijnen)
Knokke
Koksijde
Six Days of Herning (with Ole Ritter)
1975
Six Days of Rotterdam (with Gerben Karstens)
Six Days of Herning (with Ole Ritter)
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