Hefty Stuart
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Walter "Hefty" Stuart (1912–1938) was an Australian cyclist who competed on both road and track, as was typical of Australian cyclists of the era such as Hubert Opperman and Richard Lamb.
Walter "Hefty" Stuart (1912–1938) was an Australian cyclist who competed on both road and track, as was typical of Australian cyclists of the era such as Hubert Opperman and Richard Lamb. ==Career highlights== 1932 6th Brisbane Six Day 1933 2nd fastest Goulburn to Sydney Fastest Tour of Gippsland 1st Australian national road race title and Blue Riband in the Warrnambool to Melbourne Classic 1st Stage 3 Tour of Tasmania 2nd Stage 4 Tour of Tasmania 7th General Classification Tour of Tasmania 1934 Fastest Tour of Gippsland Centenary 1000 2nd fastest Stage 1 Fastest stage 2 1st A Grade stage 3 1935 Solo record for London-Portsmouth-London Tandem record for London-Portsmouth-London Tandem record for London-Bath-London Tandem record for London-Brighton-London Tandem record for London to York Tandem record for 12 hours 1936 Won the entire track programme at Nyah 1st Circuit of Albany 1st Albany Grand Prix ==References== ==External links== Hefty Stuart profile at Canberra bicycle museum
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