Final time 1. Ercole Baldini 5:21:17 2. Arnaud Geyre 5:23:16 3. Alan Jackson 5:23:16 4. Horst Tüller UT Germany 5:23:16 5. Gustav-Adolf Schur UT Germany 5:23:16 6. Arthur Brittain Great Britain 5:23:40 7. Arnaldo Pambianco Italy 5:23:40 8. Maurice Moucheraud France 5:23:40 9. Magdaleno Cano Mexico 5:23:40 10.Lars Nordwall Sweden 5:23:40 11.Paul Nyman Finland 5:23:40 12.Michel Vermeulin France 5:23:40 13.Ramón Hoyos Colombia 5:23:40 14.William Holmes Great Britain 5:23:50 15.Anatoly Cherepovich Soviet Union 5:23:50 16.Mykola Kolumbet Soviet Union 5:23:50 17.Karl-Ivar Andersson Sweden 5:23:50 18.Reinhold Pommer UT Germany 5:24:38 19.Harold Reynolds Great Britain 5:24:44 20.Roland Ströhm Sweden 5:24:44 21.Juan Pérez Chile 5:25:38 22.Erich Hagen UT Germany 5:26:38 23.Norbert Verougstraete Belgium 5:26:47 24.Gustaaf De Smet Belgium 5:26:47 25.Guremu Demboba Ethiopia 5:26:58 26.Veselin Petrović Yugoslavia 5:26:58 27.René Abadie France 5:27:28 28.Dino Bruni Italy 5:27:28 29.Patrick Murphy Canada 5:27:28 30.Franz Wimmer Austria 5:27:28 31.Gunnar Göransson Sweden 5:30:45 32.Viktor Kapitonov Soviet Union 5:30:45 33.René Deceja Uruguay 5:31:58 34.Aurelio Cestari Italy 5:34:20 35.Viktor Vershinin Soviet Union 5:34:21 36.Mesfen Tesfaye Ethiopia 5:34:25 37.Kim Ho-soon South Korea 5:34:37 38.Zehaye Bahta Ethiopia 5:34:37 39.Pablo Hurtado Colombia 5:34:49 40.Jaime Villegas Colombia 5:34:49 41.John O'Sullivan Australia 5:36:58 42.François Van Den Bosch Belgium 5:38:16 43.Joe Becker United States 5:38:16 44.Jim Nevin Australia 5:47:02 -. Jim Nestor Australia DNF -. Jack Trickey Australia DNF -. Walter Bortel Austria DNF -. Kurt Schein Austria DNF -. Rudolf Maresch Austria DNF -. François De Wagheneire Belgium DNF -. Fred Markus Canada DNF -. James Davies Canada DNF -. Jorge Luque Colombia DNF -. František Jursa Czechoslovakia DNF -. Jaroslav Cihlář Czechoslovakia DNF -. Jiří Nouza Czechoslovakia DNF -. Jiří Opavský Czechoslovakia DNF -. Palle Lykke Denmark DNF -. Negousse Mengistou Ethiopia DNF -. Tetsuo Osawa Japan DNF -. Im Sang-jo South Korea DNF -. Gaston Dumont Luxembourg DNF -. Francisco Lozano Mexico DNF -. Felipe Liñan Mexico DNF -. Rafael Vaca Mexico DNF -. Muhammad Naqi Mallick Pakistan DNF -. Din Meraj Pakistan DNF -. Saleem Farooqi Pakistan DNF -. Shazada Muhammad Shah-Rukh Pakistan DNF -. Alfred Swift South Africa DNF -. Robert Fowler South Africa DNF -. Jan Hettema South Africa DNF -. Charles Jonker South Africa DNF -. Hylton Mitchell Trinidad and Tobago DNF -. David Rhoads United States DNF -. Erhard Neumann United States DNF -. George Van Meter United States DNF -. Alberto Velázquez Uruguay DNF -. Eduardo Puertollano Uruguay DNF -. Walter Moyano Uruguay DNF -. Arsenio Chirinos Venezuela DNF -. Antonio Montilla Venezuela DNF -. Domingo Rivas Venezuela DNF -. Franco Cacioni Venezuela DNF -. Trần Gia Thu Vietnam DNF -. Nguyễn Hw Thoa Vietnam DNF -. Ngô Thành Liêm Vietnam DNF -. Trung Trung Lê Vietnam DNF
Venue: Broadmeadows, Victoria, Melbourne 187.73km (116.7mi) 88 competitors from 28 nations. 44 rode the distance to the end. Len Williams from Coffs Harbour was nominated for the Australian team but declined due to work commitments. French and British officials protested against Baldini's victory, claiming that he was protected from the hot sun by the Olympic film unit van that drove alongside him, but the protest was upheld. The start of the race was delayed fifteen minutes when it was discovered that two 'unauthorised' Irish cyclists, Tom Gerrard and Paul Fitzgerald were in the starting field.
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