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+{{MedalGold |[[UCI Road World Championships, Men|1994 Agrigento]]|Elite Men's Road Race}}
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+'''Luc Leblanc''' (born on [[August 4]], [[1966]] in [[Limoges]], [[France]]) was a professional male [[cycling|cyclist]] from [[France]]. In [[1994]] he became [[World Cycling Championship|World Road Champion]].
+== Major achievements ==
+{{Palmares start}}
+* World Cycling Road Race Championship: 1994
+* {{FRA}} National Road Race Championship: 1992
+* [[Vuelta a España]]: 1994 [[King of the Mountains]]
+* [[GP Plouay|GP de Ouest France Plouay]]: 1988
+* [[GP du Midi Libre]]: 1992
+* GP de Wallonie: 1990
+* Tour of Haut-Var: 1990
+* Tour of Trentin: 1997
+;Tour de France
+* [[1991 Tour de France|1991]]: 5th overall, [[Maillot jaune]] after Stage 12
+* [[1994 Tour de France|1994]]: 4th overall, Stage 11 win
+* [[1996 Tour de France|1996]]: 6th overall, Stage 7 win
+{{Palmares end}}
+==External links==
+*[http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/cycling/news/2000/10/24/virenque2/ Short mention of Leblanc's use of EPO], on CNNSI.com
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+ before=[[Lance Armstrong]] |
+ title=[[World Cycling Championship#World Cycling Champions|World Road Racing Champion]] |
+ after=[[Abraham Olano]] |
+ years=1994}}
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+{{DEFAULTSORT:Leblanc, Luc}}
+[[Category:1966 births]]
+[[Category:Living people]]
+[[Category:French cyclists]]
+[[Category:Doping cases in cycling]]
+[[Category:French Tour de France stage winners]]
+[[Category:World cycling champions]]
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