André Lepère

André Lepère mainly competed as a long-distance road cyclist. He is listed in the records finishing 20th in the Paris - Dieppe race in 1905, and 12th in the Paris-Caen in 1906. No result is known from his participation in the two-day race Paris-Bruxelles, also in 1906. One year later, he finished eighth in Paris Dijon.

With no road race on the programme at the 1908 Olympic Games in London, Lepère competed in the longest track event, the 100 km, but was eliminated in the first round. At the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, he rode in the road time trial, finishing 93rd as a non-scoring member of the French team, which placed 10th. He was among the French riders who finished in the final positions (91st–94th).

Lepère was married to Suzanne Hermance Vincent.