Jef Scherens

Jef Scherens
Personal information
Full name Joseph Scherens
Nickname Poeske
Born (1909-02-17)17 February 1909
Belgium
Died 9 August 1986(1986-08-09) (aged 77)
Team information
Discipline Track
Role Rider
Rider type Sprint
Infobox last updated on
23 May 2008

Joseph "Jef" Scherens (17 February 1909 9 August 1986) was a Belgian professional track cyclist, specialising in sprint where he won seven World Championships. Scherens was born in Werchter and died in Leuven. The Grote Prijs Jef Scherens, which is held in Leuven, is named in his honour.

Palmarès

1929
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint, Independent
1930
3rd, National Track Championships, Sprint
1931
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
3rd, World Track Championships, Sprint, Copenhagen
1932
1st, GP de Paris, Sprint
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Rome
1933
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Paris
1934
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Leipzig
1935
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Brussels
1936
2nd, GP de Paris, Sprint
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Zürich
1937
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Copenhagen
1938
2nd, Copenhagen, Sprint
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
2nd, World Track Championships, Sprint, Amsterdam
1939
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1940
2nd, Brussels Six Days
2nd, National Track Championships, Sprint
1941
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
2nd, Schaarbeek
1942
3rd, GP de Paris, Sprint
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1943
2nd, GP de Paris, Sprint
2nd, National Track Championships, Sprint
1944
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1945
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1946
3rd, GP de Paris, Sprint
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1947
1st, National Track Championships, Sprint
1st, World Track Championships, Sprint, Paris
1949
2nd, National Track Championships, Sprint
1950
3rd, National Track Championships, Sprint

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