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Didier Henriette

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Didier Henriette (born 6 December 1985 in Saint-Denis, Réunion) is a French professional racing cyclist who was active as an elite track cyclist between 2003 and 2008. In 2007 and 2008, he competed as part of the French Cofidis sprint cycling team in the UEC European Track Championships (U23 & Junior) and the Los Angeles Team Sprint Competition.[1]

Career highlights

  1. 2003: 1st in National Championship, Track, 1 km, Juniors, France (FRA)
  2. 2003: 2nd in National Championship, Track, Sprint, Juniors, France (FRA)
  3. 2003: 2nd in World Championship, Track, 1 km, Juniors, Moscou
  4. 2004: 3rd in National Championship, Track, 1 km, U23, France (FRA)
  5. 2005: 3rd in National Championship, Track, 1 km, U23, France (FRA)
  6. 2005: 3rd in National Championship, Track, Sprint, U23, France (FRA)
  7. 2005: 3rd in Los Angeles, Team Sprint (USA)
  8. 2005: 2nd in European Championship, Track, Keirin, U23, Fiorenzuola
  9. 2006: 2nd in European Championship, Track, Team Sprint, U23, Athens
  10. 2006: 3rd in National Championship, Track, Team Sprint, Elite, France, Hyères (FRA)
  11. 2006: 2nd in National Championship, Track, Sprint, U23, France, Hyères (FRA)
  12. 2007: 1st in European Championship, Track, 1 km, U23, Cottbus (GER)
  13. 2007: 1st in European Championship, Track, Team Sprint, U23, Cottbus (GER)
  14. 2007: 2nd in National Championship, Track, Keirin, Elite, France (FRA)
  15. 2007: 2nd in National Championship, Track, Team Sprint, Elite, France (FRA)
  16. 2007: 2nd in National Championship, Track, 1 km, Elite, France, Hyères (FRA)
  17. 2007: 1st in Aigle, Sprint (SUI)
  18. 2007: 3rd in Sydney, Team Sprint (AUS)
  19. 2008: 1st in Los Angeles, Team Sprint (USA)

References

  1. ^ Archives, Cycling. "Didier Henriette". www.cyclingarchives.com. Retrieved 2019-10-13.