Paul Lemeteyer

Paul Lemeteyer is a French road cyclist, born in Nantes on 4 June 1942, who raced as a professional. The English Wikipedia describes him as a French professional road bicycle racer and classes him as a sprinter, a rider whose wins come from fast finishes. Its record of his career lists a run of smaller race victories through the 1960s, among them Paris-Ezy in 1964, Camors in 1965, the races at Nantes and Ploeuc in 1966, and Concarneau and the Trofeo Jaumendreu in 1968. The same record credits him with a stage win in the 1967 Tour de France, stage 21, the one result in his record at the Tour itself. The article about him is a short stub, so his teams, his full career dates and his life after racing are not recorded there.