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Eddy Pauwels

Personal information
Full name	Eddy Pauwels
Date of birth	May 2, 1935 (1935-05-02) (age 74)
Country	Belgium
Team information
Current team	Retired
Discipline	Road
Role	Rider
Major wins
4 stages in the Tour de France
Infobox last updated on:
May 15, 2007

Eddy Pauwels (Bornem, May 2, 1935) is a former Belgian racing cyclist from 1958 to 1966. He won 4 stages in the Tour de France and wore the yellow jersey for 4 days in total. In 1962, Pauwels won the combativity award in the Tour de France.

[edit] Major victories

[edit] Teams

• 1958: Libertas - Dr. Mann
• 1959: Flandria - Dr. Mann
• 1960: Dr. Mann - Dossche Sport
• 1961: Dr. Mann
• 1962: Dr. Mann
• 1962: Wiel's - Groene Leeuw
• 1963: Wiel's - Groene Leeuw
• 1964: Margnat - Paloma
• 1965: Wiel's - Groene Leeuw
• 1966: Wiel's - Groene Leeuw

v • d • e Tour de France Combativity award winners 1956 Darrigade • 1957 Barone • 1958 Bahamontes • 1959 Saint • 1960 Graczyk • 1961 Team West-Southwest • 1962 Pauwels • 1963 van Looy • 1964 Anglade • 1965 Gimondi • 1966 Altig • 1967 Letort • 1968 Pingeon • 1969–1970 Merckx • 1971 Ocaña • 1972 Guimard • 1973 Ocaña • 1974–1975 Merckx • 1976 Delisle • 1977 Knetemann • 1978 Wellens • 1979 Kuiper • 1980 Levavasseur • 1981 Hinault • 1982 Clère • 1983 Demierre • 1984 Hinault • 1985 Ducrot • 1986 Hinault • 1987 Delgado • 1988 Simon • 1989 Fignon • 1990 Chozas • 1991–1992 Chiappucci • 1993 Ghirotto • 1994 Poli • 1995 Buenahora • 1996–1997 Virenque • 1998–1999 Durand • 2000 Dekker • 2001–2002 Jalabert • 2003 Vinokourov • 2004 Virenque • 2005 Pereiro • 2006 de la Fuente • 2007 Txurruka • 2008 Chavanel • 2009 Pellizotti

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