Jobo

cycling team (1974-1976, 1978)
Organization Professional Cycling Team Q16685360

Facts

8 properties

Identity

Instance of
professional cycling team (1974–1976), professional cycling team (1978–1978)
Official name
Jobo-Lejeune (1974–1974), Jobo-Wolber (1975–1975), Jobo-Wolber-La France (1976–1976), Jobo-Spidel (1978–1978)[12][13][14][15]

Status and dates

Inception
1974[9]
Dissolved, abolished or demolished
1978[10]

Location

Country
France[2]

Relations

Has part(s)
Jobo-Lejeune 1974[8]
More facts +2
Head coach
Maurice Quentin (1974–1974), Christian Lapébie (1975–1976), Christian Lapébie (1978–1978), Guy Faubert (1975–1976), Guy Faubert (1978–1978)[3][4][5][6][7]
🏷️ Also known as
en Jobo en Jobo-Lejeune en Jobo-Spidel en Jobo-Wolber en Jobo-Wolber-La France de JOBO–Spidel
🔖 Identifiers · 1
Google Knowledge Graph ID
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Summary

Jobo is a professional cycling team[1].

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