Jeannie Longo

Jeannie Longo (born October 31, 1958) is a female French cyclist, multiple French and world champion, who is still active in cycling as of 2004. She is famous for her highly-competitive nature and her longevity in a sport where some of her competitors were not yet born during her first Olympic competition in 1984.

Palmarès

1998 Highlights

• World Championships
• Time Trial - 5th place
• Road Race - 9th place
• Trophee d'Or
• Final Overall GC - 3rd place
• Stage 3 - 2nd place
• Stage 4 - 1st place
• French Track Pursuit Championships - 1st place
• French Road Race Championship - 1st place
• Women's Challenge
• Final Overall GC - 4th place
• Montreal (Can) World Cup - 2nd place
• Trois Jours de Vendee
• Stage 3 (Time Trial) - 1st place
• Canberra Cycling Classic (Tour de Snowy)
• Overall GC - 3rd place
• Stage 1 - 1st place
• Stage 5 (Time Trial) - 3rd place
• Tour of Aquitaine
• Final Overall GC - 3rd place
• Stage 1 (Time Trial) - 1st place

1997 Highlights

• World TimeTrial Championships - 1st place
• GP des Nations Time Trial - 1st place
• Trophee d'Or
• Overall GC - 1st place
• Stage 1 - 3rd place
• Stage 2 - 1st place
• Stage 4 - 1st place
• Interreg-Dreilaender Damen Tour
• Final Overall GC - 3rd place
• Stage 1 - 2nd place
• Trexlertown track World Cup - 5th place
• Tour du Canton de Conques
• Final Overall GC - 1st place
• Stage 1 (time trial) - 1st place
• Stage 2 - 1st place
• Vuelta a Majorca
• Final Overall GC - 2nd place
• stage 1 - 1st place
• Trois Jours de Vendee
• Final Overall GC - 3rd place
• Stage 2 - 3rd place
• Stage 3 - 3rd place