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Road Race, Team, Men

Date	10 August 1936 — 8:00
Status	Olympic
Location	Avus-Nordschleife, Berlin
Participants	88 from 22 countries
Format	100 kilometre mass start race. Total time of nation's three best riders to count for team time.

The race was ridden as a mass start for the first time in Olympic history. The course was too easy to break apart the peleton, and consequently, only eight seconds separated the five teams that had three riders to finish the race. French riders finished 1st, 2nd, and =4th in the individual race, giving them a 4.2 second margin for the gold medal over Switzerland. Only five teams were actually placed, because not all individual times could be recorded due to the large pack at the finish, and the timekeeping system failed.

Pos	Bib	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	–	France	FRA	7-39:16.2	Gold
	–	Robert Charpentier		2-33:05.0
	–	Guy Lapébie		2-33:05.2
	–	Robert Dorgebray		2-33:06.0
	–	Jean Goujon		2-33:08.0		non-scoring
2	–	Switzerland	SUI	7-39:20.4	Silver
	–	Ernst Nievergelt		2-33:05.8
	–	Edgar Buchwalder		2-33:07.0
	–	Kurt Ott		2-33:07.6
	–	Gottlieb Weber		2-33:08.0		non-scoring
3	–	Belgium	BEL	7-39:21.0	Bronze
	–	Auguste Garrebeek		2-33:06.6
	–	Armand Putzeys		2-33:06.6
	–	Jean-François Van Der Motte		2-33:08.0
	–	Jef Lowagie		no time		non-scoring
4	–	Italy	ITA	7-39:22.0
	–	Pierino Favalli		2-33:06.2
	–	Glauco Servadei		2-33:07.8
	–	Corrado Ardizzoni		2-33:08.0
	–	Elio Bavutti		no time		non-scoring
5	–	Austria	AUT	7-39:24.0
	–	Virgilius Altmann		2-33:08.0
	–	Hans Höfner		2-33:08.0
	–	Eugen Schnalek		2-33:08.0
	–	Karl Kühn		no time		non-scoring
AC	–	Latvia	LAT	8-21:24.0est
	–	Mārtiņš Mazūrs		2-37:08.0est
	–	Arvīds Immermanis		2-52:08.0est
	–	Aleksejs Jurjevs		2-52:08.0est
	–	Jānis Vītols		2-52:08.0est
AC	–	Bulgaria	BUL	no time
	–	Kanyu Dzhambazov		2-33:08.0
	–	Aleksandar Nikolov		no time
	–	Gennadi Simov		no time
	–	Nikola Nenov		no time
AC	–	Canada	CAN	no time
	–	Rusty Peden		no time
	–	George Crompton		no time
	–	George Turner		no time
	–	Lionel Coleman		no time
AC	–	Chile	CHI	no time
	–	Jesús Chousal		no time
	–	Jorge Guerra		no time
	–	Manuel Riquelme		no time
	–	Rafael Montero		no time
AC	–	Czechoslovakia	TCH	no time
	–	Hans Leutelt		no time
	–	Josef Lošek		2-33:08.0
	–	Miloslav Loos		no time
	–	Vilém Jakl		no time
AC	–	Denmark	DEN	no time
	–	Frode Sørensen		2-33:07.2
	–	Arne Petersen		2-33:08.0
	–	Knud Jacobsen		no time
	–	Tage Møller		no time
AC	–	Germany	GER	no time
	–	Fritz Scheller		2-33:06.0
	–	Emil Schöpflin		no time
	–	Fritz Ruland		no time
	–	Willi Meurer		no time
AC	–	Hungary	HUN	no time
	–	István Liszkay		2-33:08.0
	–	János Bognár		2-33:08.0
	–	István Adorján		no time
	–	Károly Nemes-Nótás		no time
AC	–	Luxembourg	LUX	no time
	–	Franz Neuens		2-33:08.0
	–	Jacques Majerus		2-33:08.0
	–	Paul Frantz		no time
	–	Rudy Houtsch		no time
AC	–	Peru	PER	no time
	–	César Peñaranda		no time
	–	Gregorio Caloggero		no time
	–	José Mazzini		no time
	–	Manuel Bacigalupo		no time
AC	–	Poland	POL	no time
	–	Stanisław Zieliński		2-33:08.0
	–	Wacław Starzyński		2-33:08.0
	–	Mieczysław Kapiak		no time
	–	Wiktor Olecki		no time
AC	–	Sweden	SWE	no time
	–	Arne Berg		2-33:08.0
	–	Berndt Carlsson		no time
	–	Ingvar Ericsson		no time
	–	Sven Johansson		–
AC	–	Turkey	TUR	no time
	–	Talat Tunçalp		2-33:06.6
	–	Kirkor Canbazyan		no time
	–	Kazım Bingen		no time
	–	Orhan Suda		no time
AC	–	United States	USA	no time
	–	Albert Byrd		no time
	–	Charles Morton		no time
	–	John Sinibaldi		no time
	–	Paul Nixon		no time
AC	–	Yugoslavia	YUG	no time
	–	August Prosenik		2-33:07.2
	–	Franjo Gartner		2-33:08.0
	–	Ivan Valant		no time
	–	Josip Pokupec		no time
DNF	–	Great Britain	GBR	no time
	–	Charles Holland		2-33:06.0
	–	Jackie Bone		no time
	–	Alick Bevan		–
	–	Bill Messer		–
DNF	–	Netherlands	NED	no time
	–	Nico van Gageldonk		2-33:08.0
	–	Gerrit Schulte		–
	–	Philippus Vethaak		–
	–	René van Hove		no time