Georges Lemaire

Georges Lemaire

Georges Lemair (1905 -1933) was a Belgian who raced bicycles professionally from 1929 to 1933. He won the Belgain National Road Race Championship in 1932. Lemair competed in the Tour de France finishing in 15th place in the overall general classification in 1932 and 4nd place in 1933. Georges Lemair had an unfortunate accident while competing in the 1933 Belgian National Road Championship that was fatal.

Georges Lemaire

Giuseppe Martano

Giuseppe Martano (1910 - 1994) was an Italian professional bicycle road racer.

Martano started racing bicycles in 1925 at the age of 15. He saw great success as an amateur racer. In 1930 Martano was selected as a member of the Italian National Team. That year he won the Amateur World Championship. Two years later, in 1932,  he again won the Amateur World Championship. In 1932 this championship event took place in Rome, Italy. 

Giuseppe Martano turned professional in 1933. His first year as a professional Martano finished the Tour de France in 3rd place overall in the general classification. The next year, 1934, he finished the Tour de France in 2nd place overall in the general classification and was the winner of the 8th stage.

During the year 1935 Giuseppe Martano again finished second in a grand tour. This time it was the Giro d'Italia. He also won three professional races that year; Giro del Lazio, Giro delle Quattro Province and Sandrina.

His last two professional wins were in the year 1937; Grand Prix de Cannes and Malino - Torino.

Giuseppe Martano

Giuseppe Martano