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Olympic Games

Year	Location	Keirin
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	13

World Championships

Year	Location	Sprint	Keirin	Team Sprint
2019	Pruszkow, POL	15	20	-
2018	Apeldoorn, NED	20	10	-
2017	Hong Kong, CHN	11	21	15
2016	London, GBR	17	20	-
2015	Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, FRA	26	17	13
2014	Cali, COL	29	13	-
2012	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	-	-	11
2011	Apeldoorn, NED	-	-	18

Pan American Championships

Year	Location	Sprint	Keirin
2019	Cochabamba, BOL	-	11
2018	Toluca de Lerdo, MEX	1	1
2017	Couva, TTO	1	2

World Cup (Ranking)

Rank	Event	Year
2	Keirin	2018/2019
12	Sprint	2017/2018
14	Sprint	2018/2019
14	Keirin	2016/2017
15	Keirin	2019/2020
17	Keirin	2017/2018
20	Sprint	2016/2017
31	Sprint	2019/2020

World Cup

Year	Location	Sprint	Keirin	Team Sprint
2019/2020	Milton, ON, CAN	18	17	-
2019/2020	Brisbane, QLD, AUS	20	10	-
2019/2020	Cambridge, NZL	16	11	-
2019/2020	Hong Kong, CHN	19	8	-
2018/2019	Hong Kong, CHN	10	6	-
2018/2019	Cambridge, NZL	12	6	-
2018/2019	London, GBR	20	12	-
2018/2019	Berlin, GER	17	18	-
2018/2019	Milton, ON, CAN	16	2	-
2017/2018	Santiago, CHI	6	10	-
2017/2018	Milton, ON, CAN	4	6	-
2016/2017	Los Angeles, CA, USA	12	2	10
2016/2017	Cali, COL	6	17	9

Legend
IP - Individual Pursuit, TP - Team Pursuit, DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Huge (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)

Athlete

Alliance Sport-Etudes, Montreal, QC, CAN

English, French

Franck Durivaux [national]

His younger sister Cloe is a Canadian university champion in ice hockey. (Facebook profile, 20 Mar 2016)

He broke his scapula [shoulder bone] at the 2019 Pan American Championships in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and was out of action for one month. (canadiancyclist.com, 04 Feb 2020; olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019; Instagram profile, 07 Oct 2019)

In October 2015 he was involved in a serious crash while training ahead of a World Cup event in Cali, Colombia. He lost control of his bike and went through a guard rail, smashing into a post at 80 km/h. The crash resulted in two broken lumbar vertebrae, a broken nose, broken teeth, head lacerations and a dislocated shoulder. He was back on the bike within two weeks. "I turned my head at the last second and missed the post with my head by a few millimetres or would have probably killed me. The crash was so hard that I wasn't thinking about the Olympics as much as being able to walk." (montrealgazette.com, 15 Feb 2017; brandonsun.com, 13 Apr 2016; cbc.ca, 24 Mar 2016; canadiancyclist.com, 27 Oct 2015)

In December 2013 he injured his arm after crashing at the World Cup event in Aguascalientes, Mexico. (canadiancyclist.com, 08 Dec 2013)

He began track cycling at age 17. (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)

An ice hockey player in his youth, he first tried road cycling at age 16. He then switched to track cycling at age 17 following advice from his coach. (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)

He hopes to work in broadcast media. (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)

Canadian track cyclist Curt Harnett. (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)

"You make choices, not sacrifices." (olympic.ca, 01 Nov 2019)