Peter Schep

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Peter Schep

Peter Schep (2017)
Personal information
Full name	Pieter Otto Schep
Born	(1977-03-08) 8 March 1977 (age 44) Lopik, the Netherlands
Team information
Current team	Koga Cycling Team
Discipline	Track, road
Role	Rider
Rider type	Endurance
Amateur teams
2008–2009	Ubbink Syntec
2010	Koga-CreditForce-Ubbink Track Cycling Team
Professional teams
1999	Rabobank
2000–2005	AXA – VvZ Professional Cycling Team
2006–2007	Ubbink – Syntec Cycling Team
2012–	Koga Cycling Team
Medal record Representing  Netherlands Men's track cycling World Championships 2006 Bordeaux Points race 2005 Los Angeles Team pursuit 2007 Palma de Mallorca Points race 2010 Ballerup Points race 2008 Manchester Points race 2011 Apeldoorn Madison

Pieter Otto ("Peter") Schep (born 8 March 1977 in Lopik, Utrecht) is a Dutch racing cyclist, specializing in track cycling endurance events.

Biography[]

Born in Lopik, Schep represented the Netherlands at the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics. In all three occasions he took part in the team pursuit. In 1996 he featured in a team with Jarich Bakker, Richard Rozendaal and Robert Slippens and finished in 12th position. A new team with Slippens, John den Braber, Jens Mouris and Wilco Zuijderwijk was created with success. The team improved their 2000 effort and reached the quarter finals where they were lapped by the team from the Ukraine, resulting in a seventh place overall. Schep and Mouris also qualified for the same discipline in 2004, but this time they were joined by Levi Heimans and Jeroen Straathof. Yet again the previous effort was improved when the team finished fifth.

Palmarès[]

See also[]

• List of Dutch Olympic cyclists

External links[]

• Peter Schep at Cycling Archives
• Schep at the Dutch Olympic Archive^{[permanent dead link]}