Onésime Boucheron

Onésime Boucheron

Boucheron in 1927
Personal information
Full name	Édouard Eugène Onésime Boucheron
Born	(1904-02-10)10 February 1904[1] Meung-sur-Loire, Loiret, France[1]
Died	2 June 1996(1996-06-02) (aged 92)[1] Blois, France[1]
Years active	1926—1937[1]

Édouard Eugène Onésime Boucheron (10 February 1904 — 2 June 1996) was a French racing cyclist. A professional from 1926 to 1937, he participated in six-day racing.^[1]

Road cycling record

• 1926
  • Champion de France des aspirants^{[citation needed]}
  • Limoges-Saint-Léonard-Limoges^{[citation needed]}
  • 3rd place in the Tour de Corrèze^[1]
• 1927
  • 1st place in the Circuit boussaquin^[1]
  • 2nd place in the Paris-Épernay race^{[citation needed]}

Track cycling record

• 1928
  • Six Days of Paris (with Alessandro Tonani)^[1]
  • Prix du Salon (with Alessandro Tonani)^[1]
  • 2nd place in the Six Days of Milan^[1]
• 1929
  • 3rd place in the Six Days of Saint-Étienne^[1]
  • 3rd place in the Prix Hourlier-Comès^[1]
• 1930
  • Prix Dupré-Lapize (with Armand Blanchonnet)^[1]
• 1931
  • 3rd place in the Six Days of Paris^[1]
• 1932
  • 3rd place in the Prix du Salon^[1]
• 1934
  • 3rd place in the Prix Hourlier-Comès^[1]
• 1936
  • 2nd place in the Six Days of Saint-Étienne^[1]
• 1937
  • 3rd place in the Six Days of Saint-Étienne^[1]

References

External links

• Onesime BOUCHERON at CycleBase
• Edouard Eugene Onesime Boucheron at le site du cyclisme (in French)

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