Francesco Moser

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Francesco Moser's achievements place him in the upper echelon of cycling history. His three consecutive Paris–Roubaix wins are a feat matched by few, and his 1984 Giro d'Italia victory came after years of near misses. He also set the World Hour Record in 1984, a mark that stood for over a decade. With more than 270 professional wins, Moser's record is a testament to his consistency and dominance.

AwardsFrancesco Moser's trophy cabinet includes the 1984 Giro d'Italia, three consecutive Paris–Roubaix victories (1978–1980), two Giro di Lombardia wins (1978, 1984), Milan–San Remo in 1984, and the Road World Championship in 1977. His career total of over 270 victories places him among the most successful cyclists in history.

Honours & Distinctions

Campionissimo

Cycling lore

Recognized as one of the sport's 'champions of champions'.

Records & Feats

Three consecutive Paris–Roubaix victories

Career Milestone·1980

Won the cobbled classic in 1978, 1979, and 1980, a feat achieved by only a handful of riders.

World Hour Record

Historic First·1984

Set the World Hour Record in Mexico City in 1984, using innovative aerodynamic equipment.