Marcel Cadolle

Marcel Cadolle (21 December 1885 to 21 August 1956) was a French professional road racing cyclist who was born and died in Paris. He is known for the 1907 Tour de France, in which he finished in the top six of each of the first six stages and won the fourth stage. Before the seventh stage he stood second in the overall classification, but he fell on that stage and, as a result, had to stop his cycling career. His time at the top of the sport was therefore brief, and the 1907 Tour de France, with its stage win and near lead of the race, is the event on which his reputation rests.