About
Biography
Anthony Delaplace, born on September 11, 1989, in Rennes, France, is a professional road cyclist known for his versatility and endurance in stage racing events. He began his professional cycling career in 2010 with the Bretagne-Schuller team, where he quickly gained recognition for his climbing abilities and team-oriented approach. Over the years, he has raced for several teams, including the French team Sojasun and the UCI ProTeam Arkéa-Samsic.
Throughout his career, Delaplace has participated in major cycling tours, notably the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia, showcasing his skills in both one-day races and multi-stage events. His notable achievements include securing a podium finish in the overall standings of the Tour de l'Ain and competing in various UCI World Tour events. Delaplace has also earned victory in several regional races, contributing to his reputation as a formidable competitor within the French cycling circuit.
Delaplace has become a respected figure in the cycling community due to his consistency and dedication to the sport. His ability to support team strategies while also competing for personal stage wins has made him a valuable asset to his teams. As he continues his career, Delaplace's contributions to professional cycling remain significant, inspiring upcoming athletes in France and beyond.