Six Days of Atlantic City
Paddy Hehir
Eddy Root
William Peden
Franco Giorgetti
The Six Days of Atlantic City was a six-day cycling event, held in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Two editions of the event were held; the first in 1909 and the second in 1932, won by track stars William Peden and Franco Giorgetti.[1][2]
Roll of honor
Edition | Winners | Second | Third |
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1932 | ![]() ![]() | ![]() ![]() | ![]() ![]() |
Notes
- ^ Van Slembroeck was born in Belgium in 1912, but became a naturalized American citizen in 1930.[3]
Full results
1932
- 1. William "Torchy" Peden (Can) - Franco Giorgeti (Ita) 1208 points
- 2. Reginald McNamara (Aus) - Xavier Van Slembroeck (Usa) 592 à 2 tours
- 3. Alfred Crossley (Usa) - Louis Cohen (Usa) 537
- 4. Laurent Gadou (Can) - Harry Horan (Usa) 757 à 3 tours
- 5. Willy Grimm (Usa) - Henri Lepage (Can) 653
- 6. Robert Walthour junior (Usa) - Norman Hill (Usa) 540
- 7. Dave Lands (Usa) - Anthony Beckman (Usa) 550 à 5 tours
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