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Six Days of Paris
Race details
Region	Paris, France
Local name(s)	Six Jours du Paris (in French)
Discipline	Track
Type	Six-day racing
History
First edition	1913 (1913)
Editions	42 (as of 1981)
Final edition	1981
First winner	Alfred Goullet (AUS) Joe Fogler (USA)
Final winner	Charly Mottet (FRA) Etienne De Wilde (BEL)

The Six Days of Paris was a six-day track cycling race held annually in Paris, France.

Octave Lapize resting in the Paris Winter Velodrome at the inaugural Six Days of Paris, January 1913

Winners

Year	Winner
1913	Alfred Goullet Joe Fogler
1914	Léon Hourlier Léon Comès
1915–1920	No race
1921	Oscar Egg Georges Sérès
1922	Emile Aerts Georges Sérès
1923	Oscar Egg Piet van Kempen
1924	Emile Aerts Georges Sérès
1925	Alfred Beyl Piet van Kempen
1926	Charles Lacquehay Georges Wambst
1927	Emile Aerts Reginald McNamara
1928 (1)	Charles Lacquehay Georges Wambst
1928 (2)	Onésime Boucheron Alessandro Tonani
1929	André Raynaud Octave Dayen
1930	Charles Pélissier Armand Blanchonnet
1931	Pietro Linari Alfredo Dinale
1932	Piet van Kempen Jan Pijnenburg

Year	Winner
1933	Paul Broccardo Marcel Guimbretière
1934	Jan Pijnenburg Cor Wals
1935 (1)	Paul Broccardo Marcel Guimbretière
1935 (2)	Maurice Archambaud Roger Lapébie
1936	Kees Pellenaars Adolf Schön
1937	Albert Billiet Cor Wals
1938	Albert Billiet Karel Kaers
1939	Albert Billiet Albert Buysse
1940–1945	No race
1946	Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Boeijen
1947	Achiel Bruneel Robert Naeye
1948	Arthur Sérès Guy Lapébie
1949	Achiel Bruneel Guy Lapébie
1950	Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Peters
1951	René Adriaenssens Albert Bruylandt
1952	Rik Van Steenbergen Achiel Bruneel

Year	Winner
1953	Gerrit Schulte Gerrit Peters
1954	Roger Godeau Georges Senfftleben
1955	Reginald Arnold Sid Patterson Russell Mockridge
1956	Walter Bucher Oskar Plattner Jean Roth
1957	Jacques Anquetil André Darrigade Ferdinando Terruzzi
1958	Jacques Anquetil André Darrigade Ferdinando Terruzzi
1959–1983	No race
1984 (1)	Gert Frank Bernard Vallet
1984 (2)	Francesco Moser René Pijnen
1985	Stan Tourné Etienne De Wilde
1986	Danny Clark Bernard Vallet
1987	No race
1988	Danny Clark Anthony Doyle
1989	Charly Mottet Etienne De Wilde

References

"6 jours du Paris". Memoire du Cyclisme. Retrieved 19 September 2016.

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