Gary Crewe

Gary Crewe (1946) is a former British international cyclist.

Crewe descending Sa Calobra whilst training in Mallorca during October 2017.
Gary Crewe
Personal information
Born25 March 1946 (1946-03-25) (age 74)
Matlock, Derbyshire, UK
Height1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight70 kg (150 lb)
Team information
Current teamGiant CC Halo Films
Amateur team
Professional teams
1971-1973Holdsworth Campagnolo
1974Ti Raleigh
1975Lutz BSA
1976-1977Dawes Cycles
Major wins
British National Road Race Championships 1972

Cycling career

Represented Great Britain:

Represented England:

Professional victories:

Major amateur results:

  • 1992 National Series MTB Plymouth (1st)
  • 1991 National Masters MTB Championship Malvern (3rd)
  • 1970 Manx International (1st)
  • 1970 Western Division Champion (1st)
  • 1970 Tour of Grampians stage 3 (1st)
  • 1970 National Amateur Road Championship (2nd)
  • 1970 Tour of Britain  Mountains G.P. (2nd)
  • 1970 Tour of Grampians (4th)
    Cycling news article covering British National Road Race 1972
  • 1970 Commonwealth Games Road (8th)
  • 1970 Tour of Britain Milk Race (15th)
  • 1969 National Amateur Road Championship (7th)
  • 1969 raced in Brittany France most of year
  • 1969 Wenvoe RR (1st)
  • 1968 National Amateur Road Championship (5th)
  • 1968 Ras de Cymru stage 1 (1st)
  • 1968 Tour of Scotland Milk Race (19th)
  • 1968 Tour of Britain Milk Race (29th)
  • 1967 Western Division Champion (1st)
  • 1967 National Amateur Road Championship (14th)
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References

  1. "1970 Athletes". Team England.
  2. "Edinburgh, 1970 Team". Team England.
  3. "Athletes and results". Commonwealth Games Federation.
  4. "BRITISH MEN'S NATIONAL ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS". Cycling Weekly.


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