Abdul Wahab Sawadogo’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Burkinabé bicycle racer
A.K.A. Sawadogo Abdul Wahab
Is Athlete 
Sport cyclist 
From Burkina Faso 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 2 January 1974, Boussé, Burkina Faso
Age: 46 years
Star sign Capricorn

Abdul Wahab Sawadogo (né le 1 février 1974) est un coureur cycliste burkinabé.

Biographie

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En 2006, il représente le Burkina Faso au championnat du monde de cyclisme sur route masculin à Salzbourg avec Jérémie Ouedraogo et Saïdou Rouamba.

Palmarès

  • 2004

    • Champion du Burkina Faso sur route
    • Tour du Faso :
      • Classement général
      • 9 étape
  • 2005

    • 4 étape du Tour du Faso
  • 2006

    • 3, 5 et 6 étapes de la Boucle du coton
    • 2 de la Boucle du coton
    • 2 du championnat du Burkina Faso sur route
    • 3 de l’UCI Africa Tour
  • 2007

    • 8 étape du Tour du Cameroun
    • 6 étape de la Boucle du coton
    • 3 de la Boucle du coton
  • 2008

    • Champion du Burkina Faso sur route
    • 2, 4, 7 et 12 étapes du Tour de l’or blanc
    • 1 et 6 étapes de la Boucle du coton
    • 8 étape du Tour du Cameroun
    • 2 étape du Tour du Sénégal
  • 2009

    • 1 étape de la Boucle du coton
    • Grand Prix du Président du Faso
    • 2 du championnat du Burkina Faso sur route
  • 2010

    • Champion du Burkina Faso sur route
    • 1b, 5 et 6 étapes de la Boucle du coton
    • Grand Prix du Port autonome d’Abidjan
  • 2011

    • Champion du Burkina Faso sur route

Classements mondiaux

Année 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
UCI Africa Tour 3 24 18 25 36
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