Road Race, Team, Men

Date	23 July 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Stade Olympique de Colombes, Colombes
Participants	60 from 15 countries
Format	188 kilometre time trial. Four-man teams with fastest three times to count towards the team result.

While course reconnaissance is fairly common for time trials nowadays, it was rare in 1924, giving a huge advantage to the French riders, who had trained on the course nearly daily in the months prior to the Games. The training paid off, with the four French riders finishing 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 9th. The winner of the individual road race, Armand Blanchonnet, won that race by almost 10 minutes and was so dominant that it would have been difficult for any other team to overcome that margin. But with the other French cyclists finishing in the top 10, France won the gold medal by over 16 minutes, with Sweden 29 minutes back in 3rd place.

Pos	Bib	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	–	France	FRA	19-30:14.0	Gold
	–	Armand Blanchonnet		6-20:48.0
	–	René Hamel		6-30:51.6
	–	Georges Wambst		6-38:34.4
	–	André Leducq		6-39:16.0
2	–	Belgium	BEL	19-46:55.4	Silver
	–	Rik Hoevenaers		6-30:27.0
	–	Auguste Parfondry		6-35:57.0
	–	Jean Van Den Bosch		6-40:31.4
	–	Fernand Saivé		6-48:46.4
3	–	Sweden	SWE	19-59:41.6	Bronze
	–	Gunnar Sköld		6-33:36.2
	–	Erik Bohlin		6-36:12.4
	–	Ragnar Malm		6-49:53.0
	–	Erik Bjurberg		AC/DNF
4	–	Switzerland	SUI	20-11:15.0
	–	Albert Blattmann		6-34:09.0
	–	Otto Lehner		6-43:39.0
	–	Georges Antenen		6-53:27.0
	–	Fritz Bossi		7-05:43.4
5	–	Italy	ITA	20-19:59.2
	–	Arturo Bresciani		6-41:39.4
	–	Antonio Negrini		6-48:09.8
	–	Nello Ciaccheri		6-50:10.0
	–	Luigi Magnotti		6-53:25.0
6	–	Netherlands	NED	20-37:27.8
	–	Cor Heeren		6-41:50.8
	–	Jan Maas		6-51:05.0
	–	Philippus Innemee		7-04:32.0
	–	Martinus Vlietman		7-07:32.4
7	–	Great Britain	GBR	20-44:46.8
	–	Andy Wilson		6-53:52.4
	–	Ernie Pilcher		6-54:02.0
	–	Dave Marsh		6-56:52.4
	–	Samuel Hunter		7-16:35.0
8	–	Luxembourg	LUX	21-25:11.8
	–	Georges Schiltz		7-00:34.4
	–	Nic Rausch		7-04:46.0
	–	Louis Pesch		7-19:51.4
	–	Jean-Pierre Kuhn		7-22:12.4
9	–	Argentina	ARG	21-47:43.6
	–	Cosme Saavedra		7-09:16.2
	–	Luis de Meyer		7-14:10.4
	–	José Zampicchiatti		7-24:17.0
	–	Julio Polet		AC/DNF
10	–	Yugoslavia	YUG	21-57:22.6
	–	Đuro Dukanović		7-17:23.6
	–	Ivan Kosmatin		7-18:24.0
	–	Koloman Sović		7-21:35.0
	–	Milan Truban		7-53:40.0
11	–	Czechoslovakia	TCH	22-01:16.8
	–	Antonín Perič		7-14:47.8
	–	Karel Červenka		7-20:20.0
	–	Antonín Charvát		7-26:09.0
	–	František Kundert		AC/DNF
12	–	United States	USA	22-43:33.0
	–	John Boulicault		7-15:51.6
	–	Iggy Gronkowski		7-34:41.8
	–	Gustav Hentschel		7-52:59.6
	–	Victor Hopkins		8-29:02.0
13	–	Finland	FIN	24-03:56.4
	–	Ilmari Voudelin		7-41:03.4
	–	Erik Frank		8-04:53.0
	–	Toivo Hörkkö		8-18:00.0
	–	Anton Collin		AC/DNF
14	–	Poland	POL	24-42:08.2
	–	Oswald Miller		7-46:56.0
	–	Feliks Kostrzębski		8-14:53.6
	–	Kazimierz Krzemiński		8-40:18.6
	–	Wiktor Hoechsmann		AC/DNF
DNF	–	Bulgaria	BUL	–
	–	Georgi Abadzhiev		8-08:35.0
	–	Mihail Klaynerov		8-23:18.0
	–	Mihail Georgiev		AC/DNF
	–	Atanas Atanasov		AC/DNF