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	Joaquim Agostinho Biography
		Joaquim Agostinho (April 7, 1942 - May 10, 1984) was a Portuguese professional bicycle racer whose career began in 1968.
		Agostinho began an impromptu race with them; the trained cyclists did not catch him, even though they were using lightweight racing bicycles, while Agostinho rode a standard model steel bicycle.
		Agostinho was several times Portuguese champion and a consistent leader in both the Spanish and French tours.
	www.biographybase.com /biography/Agostinho_Joaquim.html (173 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joaquim Agostinho, was born on the 7th of April 1943, in Brejenjas, a small village that borders upon the vila of Praia de Santa Cruz, parish of Silveira and council of Torres Vedras.
		Joaquim Agostinho (April 7, 1943 - May 10, 1984) was a Portuguese professional bicycle racer whose career began in 1968.
		Agostinho was several times Portuguese champion and a consistent leader in both in the Vuelta a España and most of all in the Tour de France where he was a winner at Alpe d'Huez.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joaquim_Agostinho (311 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joaquim Agostinho (April 7 1942 - May 10 1984) was a Portugese professional bicycle racer whose career began in 1968.
		Agostinho was several times Portuguese champion and a consistent leader in both the Spanish and French tours.
		He died in 1984 after a racing accident, because he didn't like to wear a helmet, and also because he was racing in Algarve in the south of Portugal, and the closest hospital was in Lisbon, 400 km from the place of the accident.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/j/jo/joaquim_agostinho.html (162 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho \| Praia de Santa Cruz Beach \| Remarkable People
		Joaquim Francisco Agostinho, was born on the 7th of April 1943, in Brejenjas, a small village that borders upon the vila of Santa Cruz.
		Monument in Homage to Joaquim Agostinho in Torres Vedras
		Monument in Homage to Joaquim Agostinho in Silveira
	praiadesantacruz.com /stcruz/stcruzjagostinho-en.htm (488 words)

	Foro de Ciclismo - PRÉMIO INTERNACIONAL TORRES VEDRAS "JOAQUIM AGOSTINHO" - El Salón (Ciclismo de ...
		46º 23 SAMPAIO, Joaquim POR CARVALHELHOS-BOAVIST a 03:11
		20º 23 SAMPAIO, Joaquim POR CARVALHELHOS-BOAVIST a 02:16
		17º 23 SAMPAIO, Joaquim POR CARVALHELHOS-BOAVIST a 04:32
	miarroba.com /foros/ver.php?foroid=30984&temaid=3341980 (3263 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho
		He was discovered by the sport when Sporting Clube de Portugal's cycling team went to train near Casalinhos de Alfaiata - Torres Vedras, Agostinho's birthplace and home.
		Agostinho was several times Portuguese champion and a consistent leader in both in the Vuelta a España and most of all in the Tour de France where he was a winner at Alpe d'Huez.
		He died in 1984 after a racing accident, because he did not like to wear a helmet, and also because he was racing in Algarve, south of Portugal, and the closest hospital capable of treating his injuries was in Lisbon, 400 km from the place of the accident.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/j/jo/joaquim_agostinho.html (194 words)

	Cycling Hall of Fame.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joaquim Agostinho was born on April 7, 1942.
		At age 36, Agostinho was 3rd in the 1978 Tour de France behind Bernard Hinault of France and Joop Zoetemelk of Holland.
		Agostinho was also 2nd in the 1974 Vuelta a Espana behind Jose Manuel Fuente of Spain.
	cyclinghalloffame.com /riders/rider_bio.asp?rider_id=356 (89 words)

	Sporting Clube de Portugal
		Joaquim Francisco Agostinho nasceu em 7 de Abril de 1943, em Brejenjas, concelho de Torres Vedras.
		Joaquim Agostinho venceu por cinco anos consecutivos (de 1969 a 1974) o Campeonato Nacional de Fundo Individual.
		Em 1980, Joaquim Agostinho fez uma das suas melhores épocas, estava então ao serviço da "Puch-Campagnolo" e em 1981 transferiu-se para a "Sem-France Loire".
	www.sporting.pt /Info/GrandesFiguras/GrandesFiguras_JoaquimAgostinho.asp (426 words)

	>> RTP - Rádio e Televisão de Portugal :::. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Vitórias nas etapas de montanha, como a de L’Alpe-d’Huez, deram a Joaquim Agostinho um estatuto quase mítico.
		Joaquim Agostinho não sabia falar francês mas, como bom português, lá se foi desembaraçando, com ajuda de um dicionário de bolso.
		Joaquim Agostinho regressou a Portugal, para acabar a carreira no Sporting, clube que lhe tinha aberto as portas do ciclismo.
	www.rtp.pt /gdesport/?article=604&visual=3&topic=1 (864 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho at AllExperts
		Joaquim Agostinho Tour de France 1972, with Poulidor and Van Impe
		Joaquim Agostinho (April 7 1943 - May 10 1984) was a Portuguese professional bicycle racer.
		He was born in Brejenjas, a small village that borders upon the vila of Praia de Santa Cruz, parish of Silveira and council of Torres Vedras.
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/jo/joaquim_agostinho.htm (367 words)

	CENTENÁRIO SPORTING :: CICLISMO - JOAQUIM AGOSTINHO
		Joaquim Agostinho nasceu a 7 de Abril, de 1943, naquela localidade do concelho de Torres Vedras.
		Joaquim Agostinho conquistou diversas vitórias com a camisola do Sporting, destacando-se as três consecutivas na Volta a Portugal (1970, 1971 e 1972), a Volta de São Paulo(1968), e os cinco campeonatos de Portugal de fundo (1969 a 1973).
		Mas não foi só em Portugal que a morte de Agostinho provocou tristeza e consternação.
	www.centenariosporting.com /index.php?content=504 (283 words)

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		And now my old friend Bernardo is becoming so crazy for cycling as I am, my son Miguel has a cross-country bike too, and even my wife wants a bicycle to cross mountain pads with me and Miguel, and you can bet that next Summer she will have it.
		Joaquim Agostinho came to cycling quite late, when he was about 25 years old.
		However, his tremendous capacities were very quickly noticed, and after one or two years he became a professional, and was already one of the best riders in Portugal.
	pwp.netcabo.pt /jjcbarbosa/cycling.htm (1229 words)

	Morning Mail - Tour de France
		Except for a 3rd place in the football worldcup in 1966, or some club victories in the European football cup, Portugal had never won anything significant in sports.
		In one of the hardest mountain stages in the Alps, to Alpe d'Huez, with a finish at the top, Agostinho's coach approached him and told him to go to the front of the pack before the last climb to be in a good position in the last 20 kilometres.
		He was so efficient, nobody could follow, and he went off to win the stage with more than 3 minutes ahead of the pack and Hinault.
	www.alexandrino.co.uk /MorningMail/Text/010716TourdeFrance.html (681 words)

	Deceased Bishops of Portugal, Page 1 [Catholic-Hierarchy]
		Bishop Manuel Agostinho Barreto †, Bishop of Funchal
		Bishop José Joaquim da Cunha Azeredo Coutinho †, Bishop of Elvas
		Archbishop Joaquim a Santa Clara Lopes, O.S.B. †, Archbishop of Évora
	www.catholic-hierarchy.org /country/bpt3.html (2045 words)

	SportOne - Wielrennen - Nieuws - Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho: dubbel succes voor Petrov
		SportOne : Wielrennen > Nieuws > Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho: dubbel succes voor Petrov
		Danail Petrov heeft tijdens de derde etappe van de Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho belangrijke zaken gedaan.
		Op de Alto de Montejunto kwam de Bulgaar van Milaneza als eerste boven, waardoor hij de leiding in het klassement overneemt van Javier Benitez.
	www.sportone.nl /Wielrennen/Nieuws/121572/Trofeo-Joaquim-Agostinho-dubbel-succes-voor-Petrov.html (113 words)

	Cicloweb - Alexis Rodríguez Hernández
		Troféu Joaquim Agostinho - GP de Ciclismo de Torres Vedras - 3a tappa: Sobral de Monte Agraço - Alto de Montejunto
		Troféu Joaquim Agostinho - GP de Ciclismo de Torres Vedras - 5a tappa: Circuito de Torres (Cronometro)
		Troféu Joaquim Agostinho - GP de Ciclismo de Torres Vedras
	www.cicloweb.it /piazza.php?key_prog=682&anno=2004 (100 words)

	Cycling Hall of Fame.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Thevenet was 3rd in the 1973 Vuelta a Espana behind Eddy Merckx of Belgium and Luis Ocana of Spain.
		Thevenet was also 3rd in 1974 Vuelta a Espana behind Jose Manuel Fuente of Spain and Joaquim Agostinho of Portugal.
		In addition, Thevenet was 5th in the 1974 World Championship Road Race behind Eddy Merckx of Belgium, Raymond Poulidor of France, Mariano Martinez of France, and Giacinto Santambrogio of Italy.
	www.cyclinghalloffame.com /riders/rider_bio.asp?rider_id=79 (144 words)

	Joaquim Agostinho: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joaquim Agostinho (Torres Vedras Torres vedras is a town (cidade) and municipality (concelho) in the district of lisbon, portugal, about 50 km north of lisbon....
		[Click link for more facts about this topic], Agostinho's birthplace and home.
		Agostinho was several times Portuguese champion and a consistent leader in both in the Vuelta a España The vuelta a españa bicycle race is one of the three "grand tours" of europe and, after the tour de france and the giro ditalia, the third most important road cycling stage race in the world....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /j/joaquim_agostinho (703 words)

	Enciclopédia :: encyclopedia : Santo Agostinho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Santo Agostinho de Hipona - Um santo norte-africano do século IV, grande produtor de doutrina cristã e um dos Doutores da Igreja;
		Santo Agostinho de Cantuária (ou Santo Agostinho de Canterbury) - um santo italiano do século VII, principal responsável pela conversão da Inglaterra anglo-saxã ao catolicismo romano;
		Santo Agostinho (Moura) - Uma freguesia portuguesa do concelho de Moura.
	www.1enciclopedia.com /Santo_Agostinho (449 words)

	cyclista.com - the place to buy your bike stuff
		The one cyclist who most embodies the spirit of Cyclista is Joaquim Agostinho.
		The greatest Portuguese cyclist ever, he never finished worse than 15th in the Tour de France, having contested it 12 times from 1969 to 1983.
		After being knocked of his bike during the stage by a dog, Agostinho remounted, finished the stage, and collapsed.
	www.cyclista.com /faq.html (351 words)

	The Resident \| Algarve Edition
		The Swissman won the Joaquim Agostinho Trophy in 2001 and has already been successful in the Tours of Austria and Romania this year.
		Joaquim Agostinho, after whom the winner’s trophy is named, is the most successful rider in the Tour’s history, which began in 1927.
		Victorious in 1970, ’71 and ’72, legend has it that he was pedalling along an Alentejan road, minding his own business, when the main peloton overtook him, he joined the race and promptly won!
	portugalresident.com /portugalresident/showstory.asp?id=2569&s= (280 words)

	Joaquim Andrade - CyclingWiki
		Joaquim Andrade were, together with Fernando Mendes, one of great rivals of Joaquim Agostinho, in the probably most glorious era of the portuguese cycling.
		He has a rich palmares, both in road and track races.
		Foi conjuntamente com Fernando Mendes, um dos grandes rivais de Joaquim Agostinho, numa das eras mais gloriosas do nosso ciclismo.
	www.biciclopedia.com /mediawiki-1.4.0/index.php?title=Joaquim_Andrade (134 words)

	Vuelta España (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In the middle of these two years we find Eddy Merckx, who achieved the victory in Vuelta a España 73.
		The magnificent climber from Asturias had to go through several difficult situations against one of the great riders of the time, the Portuguese Joaquim Agostinho.
		This was also the triumph of the best team in the history of this sport, the Kas Team.
	www.lavuelta.com /01/ingles/historia/74ganador.html (73 words)

	PING Wolfgang Soergel and Joaquim Agostinho - Dentistry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		PING Wolfgang Soergel and Joaquim Agostinho - Dentistry
		PING Wolfgang Soergel and Joaquim Agostinho - Dentistry - Al Browne
		Re: PING Wolfgang Soergel and Joaquim Agostinho - Dentistry - Tigger
	www.medicaltalk.org /PING_Wolfgang_Soergel_and_Joaquim_Agostinho-36529-10-a.html (129 words)

	Cycloblog.com » Blog Archive » Non-Tour results: Mercado top in Austria, Fernandez wins in Portugal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Also finishing today was the Portuguese stage-race, the Troféu Joaquim Agostinho.
		It was won by the Argentinian rider Gerardo Fernandez, who is a member of the continental Paredes Rota DM-Beira T team.
		Troféu Joaquim Agostinho - GP de Ciclismo de Torres Vedras (2.1) - Final General Classification
	www.cycloblog.com /?p=190 (385 words)

	Cycling Revealed
		Joop Zoetemelk, Luis Ocana, Lucien Van Impe, Bernard Thevenet, Joaquim Agostinho and Gosta Pettersson all took turns attacking the race leader.
		The hard pace diminished the lead group, near the top of the Puy de Dome and the breakaway was reduced to 4 riders.
		Early in the stage Agostinho attacked on the climb of the Cote de Laffrey.
	www.cyclingrevealed.com /nov05/top25-17.html (1038 words)

	VeloNews: 2002 Tour de France Special Coverage
		In 1971, the race leader who lost the jersey on a similar stage was none other than Eddy Merckx.
		All of Merckx's challengers were able to follow a break made by the Portuguese rider Joaquim Agostinho on the first hill, and one of them, Luis Ocaña, went on to the win stage at the ski resort of Orcières-Merlette, almost nine minutes ahead of Merckx.
		The seven men in the lead are now 4:00 ahead of the field at the 87km mark.
	www.velonews.com /race/tour2002/articles/2777.3.html (560 words)

	Eladio Jiménez se lleva la última etapa del Joaquim Agostinho - Marca.com
		Eladio Jiménez se lleva la última etapa del Joaquim Agostinho
		Eladio Jiménez (Comunidad Valenciana) se ha impuesto en la quinta y última etapa del Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho, el denominado Circuito Torrers Vedras sobre 99 kilómetros, tras la cual el búlgaro Danail Petrov (Milaneza) se ha proclamado ganador final de la ronda.
		Jiménez aventajó en 58 segundos al mexicano Ignacio Sarabia, del Spiuk-Extremadura, mientras que Petrov llegó con el grupo de favoritos a 1:20.
	www.marca.es /edicion/marca/ciclismo/es/desarrollo/669432.html (146 words)

	Taça Joaquim Agostinho - On the road (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Fórum Oficial de Cycling Manager em Português > A Comunidade > Liga PT (Moderadores: Onil, Cladestino) > Taça Joaquim Agostinho - On the road
		Tópico: Taça Joaquim Agostinho - On the road (Lida 106 vezes)
		Re: Taça Joaquim Agostinho - On the road
	pcm.cym-portugal.info /index.php?topic=368.0 (678 words)

	Selections Here - Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho (05/07 - 09/07)
		Selections Here - Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho (05/07 - 09/07)
		Subject: Selections Here - Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho (05/07 - 09/07)
		Well, I guess I'll need to go with the rider who was already on my team.
	cyclingames.virtuaboard.com /ftopic441.Selections-Here-Trofeo-Joaquim-Agostinho-05-07-09-07.htm (318 words)

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