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| '''Gösta Pettersson''' (born ], ]) is a ] former professional ] ] and three-time Olympic medalist. The highlight of his career was his overall win in the ] ]. | '''Gösta Pettersson''' (born ], ] in ]) is a ] former professional ] ] and three-time Olympic medalist. The highlight of his career was his overall win in the ] ]. | ||
| == Results and Teams == | == Results and Teams == | ||
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| ;1971 – Ferretti | ;1971 – Ferretti | ||
| * 1st Overall – ] | * 1st Overall – ] | ||
| * 1st Overall – Ronde van de Appennijnen | |||
| ;1970 – Ferretti | ;1970 – Ferretti | ||
| * 1st Overall – ] | * 1st Overall – ] | ||
| * 1st – Coppa Sabatini | |||
| * 3rd Overall – ] | * 3rd Overall – ] | ||
| === Amateur === | === Amateur === | ||
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| Silver medal |
1968 Summer Olympics Men's Team Time Trial |
| Bronze medal |
1964 Summer Olympics Men's Team Time Trial |
| Bronze medal |
1968 Summer Olympics Men's Road Race |
Gösta Pettersson (born November 23, 1940 in Alingsås Municipality) is a Swedish former professional road racing cyclist and three-time Olympic medalist. The highlight of his career was his overall win in the 1971 Giro d'Italia.
Results and Teams
Professional
- 1974 – Magniflex
- 1973 – Scic
- 1972 – Ferretti
- 1971 – Ferretti
- 1st Overall – Giro d'Italia
- 1st Overall – Ronde van de Appennijnen
- 1970 – Ferretti
- 1st Overall – Tour de Romandie
- 1st – Coppa Sabatini
- 3rd Overall – Tour de France
Amateur
- 1969
- 1st (Gold) – World Amateur Cycling Championships – 100 km Team Time Trial
- 1968
- 1st (Gold) – World Amateur Cycling Championships – 100 km Team Time Trial
- 2nd (Silver) – 1968 Summer Olympics – 100 km Team Time Trial
- 3rd (Bronze) – 1968 Summer Olympics – Men's Road Race
- 1969
- 1st (Gold) – World Amateur Cycling Championships – 100 km Team Time Trial
- 1964
- 3rd (Bronze) – 1964 Summer Olympics – 100 km Team Time Trial
- 3rd (Bronze) – World Amateur Cycling Championships – 185 km Men's Road Race
| Preceded byEddy Merckx | Winner of the Giro d'Italia 1971 |
Succeeded byEddy Merckx |
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