Ricardo S. Senn (3 April 1931 – 26 July 2012) was a track and road bicycle racer from Argentina, who won the men's individual road race at the 1959 Pan...
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Look up senn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Senn is a term for the chief herdsman tending an Alp. As a surname: Alfred E. Senn (1932–2016), professor...
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footballer Ricardo Sánchez (water polo) (born 1971), Spanish water polo player Ricardo Santos (disambiguation), multiple people Ricardo Senn (1931-2012)...
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Six Days of Buenos Aires (with Ricardo Senn) 2nd Six Days of Madrid 1964 1st Six Days of Buenos Aires (with Ricardo Senn) "Jorge Bátiz". CyclingArchives...
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driver) Jorge Ringelmann (racing driver) Claudio Roth (racing driver) Ricardo Senn (track and road bicycle racer) Germán Schroeder (racing driver) Adolfo...
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1954 Humberto Varisco 1956 Rodolfo Caccavo 1957 Carlos Vásquez 1958 Ricardo Senn 1959 Duilio Biganzoli 1960 Carlos Vásquez 1961 Marcos Spaggiari 1964...
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RANK CYCLIST Anesio Argenton (BRA) David Staub (USA) Ricardo Senn (ARG)...
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Michael Hiltner Wes Chowen Bob Tetzlaff United States 2:24:00.97 12 Ricardo Senn Gabriel Niell Federico Cortés Pedro Simionato Argentina 2:24:13.47 13...
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Road Race 1951: Oscar Muleiro (ARG) 1955: Ramón Hoyos (COL) 1959: Ricardo Senn (ARG) 1963: Gregorio Carrizalez (VEN) 1967: Marcel Roy (CAN) 1971:...
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Road Race 1951: Oscar Muleiro (ARG) 1955: Ramón Hoyos (COL) 1959: Ricardo Senn (ARG) 1963: Gregorio Carrizalez (VEN) 1967: Marcel Roy (CAN) 1971:...
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