Result : 132 starters
1. Berten Sercu
2. Michel Remue
3. O. Vander Meerschaut
4. Kiewit
5. V. Olivier
6. Raymond De Smet
7. Alb. Annutchin
8. P. Mertens
9. De Splenter
10. A. Mommerency
Berten Sercu is the father of former track champion Patrick Sercu. Albert Sercu was born on January 26, 1918, in Bornem and died at the age of 60 on August 24, 1978, in Roeselare. He was a professional cyclist from 1939 to 1952.
Berten Sercu is known for 32 victories:
1939: 1e in Lille – Bruxelles – Lille (FRA)
1939: 1st in Tour of Flanders U23 (BEL)
1941: 1e in Hansbeke (BEL)
1941: 1e in Maldegem (BEL)
1945: 1st in GP Westkredit – Tour of the Flemish Mountains (BEL)
1945: 1e in Nazareth (BEL)
1945: 1e in Vichte (BEL)
1945: 1e in Boekhoute (BEL)
1945: 1e in Brussel – Everbeek, Everbeek (BEL)
1945: 1e in Roeselare b) (BEL)
1945: 1e in Izegem (BEL)
1945: 1e in Handzame (BEL)
1945: 1e in Rumbeke-Beitem (BEL)
1945: 1e in Beveren-Leie (BEL)
1945: 1e in Waarschoot (BEL)
1945: 1e in Oostham (BEL)
1945: 1e in Sijsele (BEL)
1946: 1st in the Tour of the West Coast (De Panne) (BEL)
1946: 1st in the Tour of the Houtland (BEL)
1946: 1st in 6th stage of the Tour of Belgium, Namur (BEL)
1946: 1st in 4th stage Tour of Belgium, Mons (BEL)
1946: 1e in Brussel – Izegem (BEL)
1947: 1e in Brussel – Izegem (BEL)
1947: 1st in Across Flanders/Across Belgium, Waregem (BEL)
1947: 1e in GP Stad Vilvoorde (BEL)
1947: 1e in Nokere Koerse (BEL)
1947: 1st in 3rd stage of the Tour of Belgium, Luxembourg (BEL)
1947: 1st in Omloop Het Volk, Ghent (BEL)
1947: 1st in 1st stage Tour of Belgium, Mons (BEL)
1948: 1st in the Tour of the Flemish Regions (BEL)
1950: 1e in Wilrijk (BEL)
1951: 1e in EK Baan, Ploegkoers, Elite
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