Cycling at the 1964 Summer Olympics – Men's team time trial

Men's cycling team time trial
at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad
Men's cycling team time trial; at the Games of the XVIII Olympiad
	Gold winner team. From left to right: Gerben Karstens, Bart Zoet, Jan Pieterse and Evert Dolman
Venue	Hachioji Road Race Course, Tokyo; 109.893 km (68.3 mi)
Date	14 October 1964
Competitors	132 from 33 nations
Winning time	2:26:31.19
Medalists
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The men's team road race time trial was a road bicycle racing event held as part of the Cycling at the 1964 Summer Olympics programme. It was held on 14 October 1964. 33 teams of 4 cyclists competed. The course was slightly over 36.6 kilometres long, with 3 laps being required to give a total distance of 109.893 kilometres.^[1]

Results

Men's team time trial
	Evert Dolman, Gerben Karstens, Jan Pieterse, and Bart Zoet (NED)	2:26:31.19
	Severino Andreoli, Luciano Dalla, Pietro Guerra, and Ferruccio Manza (ITA)	2:26:55.39
	Sven Hamrin, Erik Pettersson, Gösta Pettersson, and Sture Pettersson (SWE)	2:27:11.52
4.	Héctor Acosta, Roberto Breppe, Delmo Delmastro, and Rubén Placanica (ARG)	2:27:58.55
5.	Yury Melikhov, Anatoly Olizarenko, Aleksei Petrov, and Gainan Saidkhuzin (URS)	2:28:26.48
6.	Marcel-Ernest Bidault, Georges Chappe, André Desvages, and Jean-Claude Wuillemin (FRA)	2:28:52.74
7.	Flemming Hansen, Henning Petersen, Ole Pedersen, and Ole Ritter (DEN)	2:29:10.33
8.	José Goyeneche, José Manuel López, Mariano Díaz, and Luis Santamarina (ESP)	2:30:55.26
9.	Gheorghe Badara, Constantin Ciocan, Ion Cosma, and Emil Rusu (ROU)	2:31:22.96
10.	Wilde Baridón, Vid Cencic, Francisco Pérez, and Ricardo Vazquez (URU)	2:31:36.74
11.	Andrzej Bławdzin, Józef Beker, Jan Magiera, and Rajmund Zieliński (POL)	2:31:44.70
12.	János Juszkó, András Mészáros, László Mahó, and Ferenc Stámusz (HUN)	2:32:19.96
13.	Leopold Heuvelmans, Roland de Neve, Roland van de Rijse, and Albert Van Vlierberghe (BEL)	2:32:54.40
14.	Burkhard Ebert, Gunter Hoffmann, Peter Glemser, and Immo Rittmeyer (EUA)	2:33:37.45
15.	Robert Addy, Michael Cowley, Derek Harrison, and Colin Lewis (GBR)	2:34:31.94
16.	Erwin Jaisli, Hans Lüthi, Louis Pfenninger, and René Rutschmann (SUI)	2:34:39.19
17.	Adolfo Belmonte, Antonio Duque, Moises López, and Porfirio Remigio (MEX)	2:38:14.55
18.	Laurie Byers, Arthur Candy, Max Grace, and Dick Johnstone (NZL)	2:38:37.35
19.	Takehisa Kato, Masashi Omiya, Yoshio Shimura, and Hirotsugu Fukuhara (JPN)	2:40:13.27
20.	Michael Hiltner, John Allis, Michael Allen, and Wesley Chowen (USA)	2:40:30.13
21.	Rubén Gómez, Pablo Hernández, Javier Suárez, and Pedro Sánchez (COL)	2:40:59.99
22.	Davoud Akhlagi, Mashallah Amin-Sorour, Esmaeil Hosseini, and Akbar Poudeh (IRI)	2:43:39.16
23.	Yanjingiin Baatar, Luvsangiin Buudai, Erkhemjants Luvsan, and Choijiljaviin Samand (MGL)	2:48:55.57
24.	An Byeong-hun, Jo Seong-hwan, Hong Seong-ik, and Lee Seon-bae (KOR)	2:52:18.39
25.	Deng Chueng-hwai, Her Jong-chau, Shue Ming-shu, and Yang Rong-hwa (ROC)	2:53:28.59
26.	Suleman Ambaye, Fisihasion Guebreyesus, Yemane Negassi, and Mikael Salimbeni (ETH)	2:53:52.25
27.	Ret Chhon, Khem Son, Van Son, and Yi Yuong (CAM)	2:56:59.87
28.	Suwan Ornkerd, Vitool Charernratana, Tarwon Jirapan, and Chainarong Soponpong (THA)	2:57:04.72
29.	Norberto Arceo, Daniel Olivares, Cornelio Padilla, and Arturo Romeo (PHI)	2:59:58.60
30.	Chow Kwong Choi, Chow Kwong Man, Mok Sau Hei, and Michael Watson (HKG)	3:03:26.10
31.	Huỳnh Anh, Nguyễn Văn Khoi, Nguyễn Văn Ngan, and Trần Văn Nen (VIE)	3:08:59.35
32.	Tjow Choon Boon, Ng Joo Pong, Choy Mow Thim, and Arulraj Rosli (MAS)	3:11:47.02
—.	Amar Singh Billing, Dalbir Singh Gill, Chetan Singh Hari, and Amar Singh Sokhi (IND)	Did not finish