Albert Dupont

Albert Dupont (25 January 1884 — 20th century) was a Belgian professional road cyclist, active from 1908 to 1914. He is best known for winning the amateur edition of the Paris–Brussels in 1906.

Career Dupont was born in Estaimpuis, Belgium. He began competing as an amateur and won the Paris–Brussels race in 1906, claiming both a stage victory and the overall title. He turned professional in 1908 with the Alcyon team. Over seven seasons, he raced for several teams including Cnops, Le Globe, and La Française.

He competed in five editions of the Tour de France, finishing ninth overall in the 1911 edition and was on the podium finishing third in stage 13.

Major results 1906 1st Overall Paris–Brussels 1st Stage 2 1909 6th Overall Tour of Belgium 1910 9th 10th Overall Tour of Belgium 1911 6th Overall Paris–Brussels 8th Overall Etoile Caroloregienne 9th Overall Tour de France 1912 7th Overall Tour of Belgium 8th Bordeaux–Paris

Grand Tour general classification results + Race 1908 1909 1911 1912 1913 Tour de France DNF DNF 9th DNF DNF

Classic races results + Race 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 Paris–Roubaix — — — — 11th 21st 37th 47th Paris–Brussels 1st 20th — — 24th 6th — — Tour of Belgium NH NH ? 6th 10th ? 7th — Paris–Brest–Paris NH NH NH NH NH 11th NH NH Bordeaux–Paris — — — — — — 8th — Paris–Tours — — — — — — 18th —