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Tour de France - Grand Boucle - Le Tour
| 2010 - 97th July 3--25 Rotterdam (NED) Champs-Élysées 3641.9 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Morzine-Avoriaz, Pau 22 trade teams 197 starters 170 finishers € 3,376,796, € 450,000 |
 1. Alberto Contador(ESP/Astana/Specialized/1) 28 yrs, b. 6 Dec 1982 91h 58m 48s at 39.594 kph 2. Andy Schleck (LUX/Saxo Bank) at 39s 3. Denis Menchov (RUS/Rabobank) at 2m 1s 4. Samuel Sanchez (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) at 3m 40s 5. Jurgen Vsn Den Broeck (BEL/Omega Pharma-Lotto) at 6m 54s 6. Robert Gesink (NED/Rabobank) at 9m 31s 7. Ryder Hesjedal (CAN/Garmin-Transitions) at 10m 15s 8. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver (ESP/Katusha) at 11m 37s 9. Roman Kreuziger (CZE/Liquigas-Domo) at 11m 54s 10. Christopher Horner (USA/RadioShack) at 12m 2s ... 170. Adriano Malori (ITA/Lampre-Farnese) at 4h 27m 3s  Teams: RadioShack (USA) Mountains: Anthony Charteau (FRA/Bbox-Bouygues Telecom) Points: Alessandro Petacchi (ITA/Lampre-Farnese) Youth: Andy Schleck (LUX/Saxo Bank) Combative: Sylvain Chavanel (FRA/Quick Step) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Rotterdam (NED) 8.9 km TT: Fabian Cancellara (SUI/Saxo Bank)1. Rotterdam-Bruxelles (BEL) 223.5 km: Petacchi 2. Bruxelles-Spa (BEL) 201 km: Chavanel3. Wanze (BEL)-Arenberg Porte du Hainaut 213 km: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Cervelo), Cancellara4. Cambrai-Reims 153.5 km: Petacchi 5. Épernay-Montargis 187.5 km: Mark Cavendish (GBR/HTC-Columbia) 6. Montargis-Gueugnon 227.5 km: Cavendish 7. Tournus-Station des Rousses 165.5 km: Chavanel8. Station des Rousses-Morzine Avoriaz 189 km: Schleck Cadel Evans (AUS/BMC)9. Morzine Avoriaz-Saint Jean de Maurienne 204.5 km: Sandy Casar (FRA/Française des Jeux), Schleck10. Chambéry-Gap 179 km: Sergio Paulinho (POR/RadioShack) 11. Sisteron-Bourg lès Valence 184.5 km: Cavendish 12. Bourg de Péage-Mende 210.5 km: Rodriguez Oliver 13. Rrodez-Revel 196 km: Alexandre Vinokourov (KAS/Astana) 14. Revel-Ax 3 Domaines 184.5 km: Christophe Riblon (FRA/AG2R-La Mondiale) 15. Pamiers-Bagnères de Luchon 187.5 km: Thomas Voekler (FRA/Bbox-Bouygues Telecom), Contador16. Bagnères de Luchon-Pau 199.5 km: Pierrick Fedrigo (FRA/Bbox-Bouygues Telecom) 17. Pau-Col du Tourmalet 174 km: Schleck 18. Salies de Béarn-Bordeaux 198 km: Cavendish 19. Bordeaux-Pauillac 52 TT km: Cancellara 20. Longjumeau-Paris 102.5 km: Cavendish. |
| 2009 - 96th July 4--26 Monaco (MON) Champs-Élysées 3459.5 kms 21 stages 2 rest days: Limoges, Verbier 20 trade teams 180 starters 156 finishers € 3,200,000, € 450,000 |
1. Alberto Contador (ESP/Astana/Trek/21) 27 yrs, b. 6 Dec 1982 85h 48m 35s at 40.297 kph 2. Andy Schleck (LUX/Saxo Bank) at 4m 11s 3. Lance Armstrong (USA/Astana) at 5m 24s 4. Bradley Wiggins (GBR/Garmin-Slipstream) at 6m 1s 5. Frank Schleck (LUX/Saxo Bank) at 6m 4s 6. Andreas Kloden (GER/Astana) at 6m 42s 7. Vincenzo Nibali (ITA/Liquigas) at 7m 35s 8. Christian Vande Velde (USA/Garmin-Slipstream) at 12m 4s 9. Roman Kreuziger (CZE/Liquigas) at 14m 16s 10. Christophe Le Mevel (FRA/Française des Jeux) at 14m 25s ... 156. Yauheni Hutarovich (BLR/Française des Jeux) at 4h 16m 27s Teams: Astana (KAZ) Mountains: Franco Pellizotti (ITA/Liquigas) Points: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Cervelo) Youth: Andy Schleck (LUX/Saxo Bank) Combative: Franco Pellizotti (ITA/Liquigas) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Monaco 15.5 km TT: Fabian Cancellara (SUI/Saxo Bank)2. Monaco-Brignoles 187 km: Mark Cavendish (GBR/Columbia-HTC) 3. Marseille-La Grande Motte 196 km: Cavendish 4. Montpellier 39 km TTT: Astana 5. Le Cap d'Agde-Perpignan 196 km: Thomas Voeckler (FRA/Bbox-Bouygues Telecom) 6. Girona-Barcelona (ESP) 181 km: Hushovd 7. Barcelona-Arcallis (AND) 224 km: Brice Feillu (FRA/Agritubel), Rinaldo Nocenti (ITA/Ag2R-La Mondiale)8. Andora-St Girons 176 km: Luis Leon Sánchez (ESP/Caisse d'Epargne) 9. St Gaudens-Tarbes 160 km: Pierrick Fedrigo (FRA/Bbox-Bouygues Telecom) 10. Limoges-Issoudun 194 km: Cavendish 11. Vatan-St Fargeau 192 km: Cavendish 12. Tonnerre-Vittel 211 km: Nicki Sörensen (DEN/Saxo Bank) 13. Vittel-Colmar 200 km: Heinrich Haussler (GER/Cervelo) 14. Colmar-Besançon 199 km: Sergei Ivanov (RUS/Katusha) 15. Pontarlier-Verbier 207.5 km: Contador16. Martigny-Bourg St Maurice 159 km: Mikel Astarloza (ESP/Euskatel) 17. Bourg St Maurice-Le Grand Bornand 169.5 km: F. Schleck 18. Annecy 40.5 km TT: Contador 19. Bourgoin Jallieu-Aubenas 178 km: Cavendish 20. Montélimar-Mont Ventoux 167 km: Juan Manuel Garate (ESP/Rabobank) 21. Montereau-Paris 164km: Cavendish. |
| 2008 - 95th July 5--27 Brest Champs-Élysées 3559.5 kms 21 stages 2 rest days: Pau, Cuneo 20 trade teams 180 starters 145 finishers € 3,200,000, € 450,000 9 positive anti-doping controls |
1. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC/Cervelo/11) 33 yrs, b. 22 Apr 1975 87h 52m 52s at 40.492 kph 2. Cadel Evans (AUS/Silence-Lotto) at 58s 3. 4. Denis Menchov (RUS/Rabobank) at 2m10s 5. Christian Vande Velde (USA/Garmin-Chipotle) at 3m 5s 6. Frank Schleck (LUX/CSC-Saxo Bank) at 4m 28s 7. Samuel Sanchez (ESP/Euskaltel-Euskadi) at 6m 25s 8. Kim Kirchen (LUX/Columbia) at 6m 55s 9. Alejandro Valverde (ESP/Caisse d'Epargne) at 7m 12s 10. Tadej Valjavec (SLO/Ag2R-La Mondiale) at 9m 5s ... 145. Wim Vansevenant (BEL/Silence-Lotto) at 3h 55m 45s Teams: CSC-Saxo Bank (DEN) Mountains: Points: Oscar Freier (ESP/Rabobank) Youth: Andy Schleck (LUX/CSC-Saxo Bank) Combative: Sylvain Chavanel (FRA/Cofidis) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Brest-Plumelec 197.5 km: Valverde2. Auray-St Brieuc 164.5 km: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole) 3. St Malo-Nantes 208 km: Samuel Dumoulin (FRA/Cofidis), Romain Feillu (FRA/Agritubel4. Cholet 29.5 km TT: 5. Cholet-Châteauroux: 232 km: Mark Cavendish (GBR/Columbia) 6. Aigurande-Super Besse 195.5 km: Kirchen7. Brioude-Aurillac 159 km: Luis-Leon Sanchez (ESP/Caisse d'Epargne) 8. Figeac-Toulouse 172.5 km: Cavendish 9. Toulouse-Bagnères de Bigorre 224 km: 10. Pau-Hautacam 156 km: Evans11. Lannemezan-Foix 167.5 km: Kurt-Asle Arvesen (NOR/CSC-Saxo Bank) 12. Lavelanet-Narbonne 168.5 km: Cavendish 13. Narbonne-Nîmes 182 km: Cavendish 14. Nîmes-Digne les Bains 194.5 km: Freire 15. Embrun-Prato Nevoso (ITA) 183 km: Simon Gerrans (AUS/Crédit Agricole), F. Schleck16. Cuneo-Jausiers 157 km: Cyril Dessel (FRA/Ag2R-La Mondiale) 17. Embrun-L’Alpe d’Huez 210 km: Sastre18. Bourg d’Oisans-St Etienne 196.5 km: Marcus Burghardt (GER/Columbia) 19. Roanne-Montluçon 163 km: Chavanel 20. Cérilly-St Amand Montrond 53 km TT: 21. Etampes-Paris 143 km: Gert Steegmans (BEL/Quick Step). |
| 2007 - 94th July 7--29 London (GBR) Champs-Élysées 3570 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Tignes, Pau 21 trade teams 189 starters 140 finishers € 3,200,000, € 450,000 |
1. Alberto Contador (ESP/Discovery Channel/Trek/112) 25 yrs, b. 6 Dec 1982 91h 00m 26s at 39.223 kph 2. Cadel Evans (AUS/Predictor-Lotto) at 23s 3. Levi Leipheimer (USA/Discovery Channel) at 31s 4. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC) at 7m 8s 5. Haimar Zubeldia (ESP/Euskaltel-Euskadi) at 8m 17s 6. Alejandro Valverde (ESP/Caisse d'Epargne) at 11m 37s 7. Kim Kirchen (LUX/T-Mobile) at 12m 18s 8. Yaroslav Popovych (UKR/Discovery) at 12m 25s 9. Mikel Astarloza (ESP/Euskaltel-Euskadi) 14m 14s 10. Oscar Pereiro (ESP/Caisse d'Epargne) at 14m 25s ... 140. Wim Vansevenant (BEL/Predictor-Lotto) at 3h 52m 54s Teams: Discovery Channel (USA) Mountains: Mauricio Soler (COL/Barloworld) Points: Tom Boonen (BEL/Quick Step-Innergetic) Youth: Alberto Contador (ESP/Discovery Channel) Combative: Amets Txurruka (ESP/Euskaltel-Euskadi) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. London 7.9 km TT: Fabian Cancellara (SUI/CSC)1. London-Canterbury (GBR) 203 km: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Pedictor-Lotto) 2. Dunkerque-Gent (BEL) 168.5 km: Gert Steegmans (BEL/Quick Step) 3. Waregem-Compiègne 236.5 km: Cancellara 4. Villers Cotterêts-Joigny 193 km: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole) 5. Chablis-Autun 182.5 km: Filippo Pozzato (ITA/Liquigas) 6. Semur en Auxois-Bourg en Bresse 199.5 km: Boonen 7. Bourg en Bresse-Le Grand Bornand-Tignes 197.5 km: Linus Gerdemann (GER/T-Mobile)8. Le Grand Bornand-Tignes 165 km: Michael Rasmussen (DEN/Rabobank)9. Val d’Isère-Briançon 159.5 km: Soler 10. Tallard-Marseille 229.5 km: Cedric Vasseur (FRA/Quick Step) 11. Marseille-Montpellier 182.5 km: Robert Hunter (SAF/Barloworld) 12. Montpellier-Castres 178.5 km: Boonen 13. Albi 54 km TT: 14. Mazamet-Plateau de Beille 197 km: Contador 15. Foix-Loudenvieille Le Louron 196 km: 16. Orthez-Gourette Col d’Aubisque 218.5 km: 17. Pau-Castelsarrasin 188.5 km: Daniele Bennati (ITA/Lampre-Fondital) 18. Cahors-Angoulême 211 km: Sandy Casar (FRA/Française des Jeux) 19. Cognac-Angoulême 55.5 km TT: Leipheimer 20. Marcoussis-Paris 146 km: Bennati. |
| 2006 - 93th July 1--23 Strasbourg Champs-Élysées 3657 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Bordeaux, Gap 20 trade teams 176 starters * 139 finishers * € 3,200,000, € 450,000 Operation Puerto doping infractions: Jan Ullrich (GER/T-Mobile) DNS, Ivan Basso (ITA/CSC) DNS |
1. Floyd Landis (USA/Phonak/BMC/) 31 yrs, b. 14 Oct 1975 89h 39m 30s at 40.789 kph 1. Oscar Pereiro(ESP/Caisse d'Epargne/Pinarello/97) 30 yrs, b. 3 Aug 1977 89h 40m 27s at 40.784 kph 2. Andreas Kloden (GER/T-Mobile) at 32s 3. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC) at 2m 16s 4. Cadel Evans (AUS/Davitamon-Lotto) at 4m 11s 5. Denis Menchov (RUS/Rabobank) at 6m 9s 6. Cyril Dessel (FRA/Ag2R-Prevoyance) at 7m 44s 7. Christophe Moreau (FRA/AG2R-Prevoyance) 8m 40s 8. Haimar Zubeldia (FRA/Euskaltel-Euskadi)at 11m 8s 9. Michael Rogers (AUS/T-Mobile) at 14m 10s 10. Frank Schleck (LUX/CSC) at 16m 49s ... 139. Wim Vansevenant (BEL/Davitamon-Lotto) at 4h 1m 4s Teams: T-Mobile (GER) Mountains: Michael Rasmussen (DEN/Rabobank) Points: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Davitamon-Lotto) Youth: Damiano Cunego (ITA/Lampre-Fondital) Combative: David de la Fuente (FRA/Saunier Duval) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Strasbourg 7.1 km TT: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole)1. Strasbourg-Strasbourg 183 km: Jimmy Casper (FRA/Cofidis), George Hincapie (USA/Discovery)2. Obernai-Eschsur Alzette 228.5 km: McEwen, Hushovd3. Eschsur Alzette-Valkenburg (NED) 216 km: Matthias Kessler (GER/T-Mobile), Tom Boonen (BEL/Quick Step)4. Huy (BEL)-Saint-Quentin : McEwen 5. Beauvais-Caen 225 km: Oscar Freire (ESP/Rabobank) 6. Lisieux-Vitré 189 km: McEwen 7. St Grégoire-Rennes 52 km TT: Serhy Honchar (UKR/T-Mobile)8. St Méen le-Grand-Lorient 181 km: Sylvain Calzati (FRA/Ag2R) 9. Bordeaux-Dax 170 km: Freire 10. Cambo les Bains-Pau 190.5 km: Juan Miguel Mercado (ESP/Agritubel), Dessel11. Tarbes-Val d’Aran Pla de Beret 208 km: Menchov, Floyd Landis (USA/Phonak)12. Luchon-Carcassonne 211 km: Yaroslav Popovych (UKR/Discovery) 13. Béziers-Montélimar 231 km: Jens Voigt (GER/CSC), Pereiro14. Montélimar-Gap 181 km: Pierrick Fedrigo (FRA/Bouygues Telecom) 15. Gap-L’Alpe d’Huez 187 km: Schleck, Landis16. Bourg d’Oisans-La Toussuire 182 km: Rasmussen, Pereiro17. St Jean de Maurienne-Morzine 200.5 km: 18. Morzine-Mâcon 197 km: Matteo Tosatto (ITA/Quick Step) 19. Le Creusot-Montceau les Mines 57 km TT: Honchar, Landis20. Antony Parc de Sceaux-Paris 154.5 km: Hushovd, |
| 2005 - 92th July 2--24 Fromentine Champs-Élysées 3593 kms 21 stages 2 rest days: Grenoble, Pau 21 trade teams 189 starters 155 finishers € 3,000,000, € 400,000 |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/Discovery Channel/Trek/1) 34 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 86h 15m 02s at 41.654 kph 2. Ivan Basso (ITA/CSC) at 4m 40s 3. Jan Ullrich (GER/T-Mobile) at 6m 21s 4. Francisco Mancebo (ESP/Illes Balears) at 9m 59s 5. Alexandre Vinokourov (KAZ/T-Mobile) at 11m 1s 6. Levi Leipheimer (USA/Gerolsteiner) at 11m 21s 7. Michael Rasmussen (DEN/Rabobank) at 11m 33s 8. Cadel Evans (AUS/Davitamon-Lotto) at 11m 55s 9. Floyd Landis (USA/Phonak) at 12m 44s 10. Oscar Pereiro (ESP/Phonak) at 16m 4s ... 155. Iker Flores (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) at 4h 20m 24s Teams: T-Mobile (GER) Mountains: Michael Rasmussen (DEN/Rabobank) Points: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole) Youth: Yaroslav Popovych (UKR/Discovery Channel) Combative: Oscar Pereiro (ESP/Phonak) | Stages & Winners: 1. Fromentine-Noirmoutier en l’Ile 19 km TT: David Zabriskie (USA/CSC)2. Challans-Les Essarts 181.5 km: Tom Boonen (BEL/Quick Step) 3. La Châtaigneraie-Tours 212.5 km: Boonen 4. Tours-Blois 67.5 km TTT: Discovery, Armstrong5. Chambord-Montargis 183 km: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Davitamon-Lotto) 6. Troyes-Nancy 199 km: Lorenzo Bernucci (ITA/Fasso Bortolo) 7. Lunéville-Karlsruhe (GER) 228.5 km: McEwen 8. Pforzheim (GER)-Gérardmer 231.5 km: Peter Weening (NED/Rabobank) 9. Gérardmer-Mulhouse 171 km: Rasmussen, Jens Voigt (GER/CSC)10. Brignoud-Courchevel 181 km: Alejandro Valverde (ESP/Illes Ballears), Armstrong11. Courchevel-Briançon 173 km: Alexandre Vinokourov (KAZ/T-Mobile) 12. Briançon-Digne les Bains 187 km: David Moncoutié (FRA/Cofidis) 13. Miramas-Montpellier 173.5 km: McEwen 14. Agde-Ax-3 Domaines 220.5 km: Georg Totschnig (AUT/Gerolsteiner) 15. Lézat sur Lèze-St Lary Soulan 205.5 km: George Hincapie (USA/Discovery) 16. Mourenx-Pau 180.5 km: Pereiro 17. Pau-Revel 239.5 km: Paolo Savoldelli (ITA/Discovery) 18. Albi-Mende 189 km: Marco Serrano (ESP/Liberty) 19. Issoire-Le Puy en Velay 153.5 km: Giuseppe Guerini (ITA/T-Mobile) 20. St Étienne 55 km TT: Armstrong 21. Corbeil Essonnes-Paris 144 km: Vinokourov. |
| 2004 - 91th July 3--25 Liege (BEL) Champs-Élysées3391 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Limoges, Nîmes 21 trade teams 188 starters 147 finishers € 3,000,000, € 400,000 |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal-Berry Floor/Trek/1) 33 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 83h 36m 02s at 40.553 kph 2. Andreas Kloden (GER/T-Mobile) at 6m 19s 3. Ivan Basso (ITA/CSC) at 6m 40s 4. Jan Ullrich (GER/T-Mobile) at 8m 50s 5. José Azevedo (POR/US Postal) at 14m 30s 6. Francisco Mancebo (ESP/Illes Balears-Banesto) at 18m 1s 7. Georg Totschning (AUT/Gerolsteiner) at 18m 27s 8. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC) at 19m 51s 9. Levi Leipheimer (USA/Rabobank) at 20m 12s 10. Oscar Pereiro (ESP/Phonak) at 22m 54s ... 147. Jimmy Casper (FRA/Cofidis) at 3h 55m 49s Teams: T-Mobile (GER) Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Quick Step) Points: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Lotto-Domo) Youth: Yladimir Karpets (RUS/Illes Balears) Combative: Richard Virenque (FRA/Quick Step) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Liège (BEL) 6.1 km TT: Fabian Cancellara (SUI/)1. Liège-Charleroi 202.5 km: Jaan Kirsipuu (EST/Ag2R-Prévoyance) 2. Charleroi-Namur 197 km: McEwen, Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole)3. Waterloo-Wasquehal 210 km: Jean-Patrick Nazon (FRA/Ag2R), McEwen4. Cambrai-Arras 64.5 km TTT: US Postal-Berry Floor, Armstrong5. Amiens-Chartres 200.5 km: Stuart O’Grady (AUS/Cofidis), Thomas Voeckler (FRA/Brioches La Boulangère)6. Bonneval-Angers 196 km: Tom Boonen (BEL/Quick Step) 7. Chateaubriant-Saint-Brieuc 204.5 km: Filippo Pozzato (ITA/Fassa Bortolo) 8. Lamballe-Quimper 168 km: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole) 9. St Léonardde Noblat-Guéret 160.5 km: McEwen 10. Limoges-St Flour 237 km: Virenque 11. St Flour-Figeac 164 km: David Moncoutié (FRA/Cofidis) 12. Castelsarrasin-La Mongie 197.5 km: Basso 13. Lannemezan-Plateau de Beille 205.5 km: Armstrong 14. Carcassonne-Nîmes 192.5 km: Aitor Gonzales (ESP/Fassa Bortolo) 15. Valréas-Villard de Lans 180.5 km: Armstrong16. Le Bourg d’Oisans-l’Alpe d’Huez 15.5 km TT: Armstrong 17. Le Bourg d’Oisans-Le Grand Bornand 204.5 km: Armstrong 18. Annemasse-Lons le Saunier 166.5 km: Juan Miguel Mercado (ESP/Quick Step) 19. Besançon 55 km TT: Armstrong 20. Montreau-Paris 163 km: Boonen. |
| 2003 - 90th Centennial Year - 1903-2003 July 5--27 Paris-Tour Eiffel Champs-Élysées 3427 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Narbonne, Pau 21 trade teams 198 starters 147 finishers € 2,877,705, € 400,000 F 18.8 million, F 2.6 million Prix du pain: € 3/kilo |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal/Trek/1) 32 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 83h 41m 12s at 40.940 kph 2. Jan Ullrich (GER/Bianchi) at 1m 1s 3. Alexandre Vinokurov (KAS/Telekom) at 4m 14s 4. Tyler Hamilton (USA/CSC) at 6m 17s 5. Haimar Zubeldia (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) at 6m 51s 6. Iban Mayo (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) at 7m 6s 7. Ivan Basso (ITA/Fassa Bortolo) at 10m 12s 8. Christophe Moreau (FRA/Crédit Agricole) at 12m 28s 9. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC) at 18m 49s 10. Francisco Mancebo (ESP/iBanesto.com) at 19m 15s ... 147. Hans De Clercq Lotto-Domo at 4h 48m 35s Teams: Team CSC (DEN) Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Quick-Step) Points: Baden Cooke (AUS/Française des Jeux) Youth: Denis Menchov (RUS/Rabobank) Combative: Alexandre Vinokurov (KAS/Telekom) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Paris 6.5 km TT: Bradley McGee (AUS/FDJeux.com)1. St Denis Montgeron-Meaux 168 km: Alessandro Petacchi (ITA/Fassa Bortolo) 2. La Ferté sous Jouarre-Sedan 204.5 km: Cooke 3. Charleville Mézières-St Dizier 167.5 km: Petacchi, Jean-Patrick Nazon (FRA/Jean Delatour)4. Joinville-St Dizier 69 km TTT: U.S. Postal, Victor Hugo Pena (COL/US Postal)5. Troyes-Nevers 196.5 km: Petacchi 6. Nevers-Lyon 230 km: Petacchi 7. Lyon-Morzine Avoriaz 230.5 km: Virenque8. Sallanches-l’Alpe d’Huez 219 km: Mayo, Armstrong9. Bourg d’Oisans-Gap 184.5 km: Vinokourov 10. Gap-Marseille 219.5 km: Jakob Piil (DEN/CSC) 11. Narbonne-Toulouse 153.5 km: Juan Antonio Flecha (ESP/iBanesto) 12. Gaillac-Cap Découverte 47 km TT: Ullrich 13. Toulouse-Ax 3 Domaines 197.5 km: Sastre 14. St Girons-Loudenvielle : Gilberto Simoni (ITA/Saeco) 15. Bagnères de Bigorre-Luz Ardiden 159.5 km: Armstrong 16. Pau-Bayonne 197.5 km: Hamilton 17. Dax-Bordeaux 181 km: Servais Knaven (NED/CSC) 18. Bordeaux-St Maixent L’Ecole 203.5 km: Pablo Lastras (ESP/iBanesto) 19. Pornic-Nantes 49 km TT: David Millar (GBR/Cofidis) 20. Ville d’Avray-Paris 152 km: Nazon. |
| 2002 - 89th June 27--July 25 Luxembourg (LUX) Champs-Élysées 3278 kms 20 stages 2 rest days: Bordeaux, Vaison la Romaine 21 trade teams 189 starters 153 finishers € 2,664,035, € 335,390 F 17.4 million, F 2.2 million |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal/Trek/1) 31 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 82h 05m 12s at 39.920 kph 2. Joseba Beloki (ESP/ONCE-Eroski) at 7m 17s 3. Raimunda Rusmas (LIT/Lampre) at 8m 17s 4. Santiago Botero (COL/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 13m 10s 5. Igor Gonzales de Galdéano (ESP/ONCE-Eroski) at 13m 54s 6. José Azevedo (POR/ONCE) at 15m 44s 7. Francisco Mancebo (ESP/Kelme) at 16m 5s 8. Levi Leipheimer (USA/Rabobank) 17m 11s 9. Roberto Heras (ESP/US Postal) at 17m 12s 10. Carlos Sastre (ESP/CSC-Tiscali) at 19m 5s ... 153. Igor Flores (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) at 3h 35m 52s Teams: O.N.C.E. - Eroski (ESP) Mountains: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/CSC-Tiscali) Points: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Lotto-Adecco) Youth: Ivan Basso (ITA/Fassa Bortolo) Combative: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/CSC-Tiscali) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Luxembourg 7 km TT: Armstrong1. Luxembourg 192.5 km: Rubens Bertogliati (SUI/Lampre Daikin)2. Luxembourg-Sarrebruck (GER) 181 km: Oscar Freire (ESP/Mapei-Quick Step) 3. Metz-Reims 174.5 km: McEwen, Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom)4. Epernay-Château Thierry 67.5 km TTT: ONCE-Eroski, Gonzales de Galdéano5. Soissons-Rouen 195 km: Jaan Kirsipuu (EST/Ag2R) 6. Forges les Eaux-Alençon 199.5 km: Zabel 7. Bagnoles de l’Orne-Avranches 176 km: Bradley McGee (AUS/FDJeux) 8. St Martin de Landelles-Plouay 217.5 km: Karsten Kroon (NED/Rabobank) 9. Lanester-Lorient 52 km TT: Botero 10. Bazas-Pau 147 km: Patrice Halgand (FRA/Jean Delatour) 11. Pau-La Mongie 158 km: Armstrong12. Lannemezan-Plateau de Beille 199.5 km: Armstrong 13. Lavelanet-Béziers 171 km: David Millar (GBR/Cofidis) 14. Lodève-Mont Ventoux 221 km: Richard Virenque (FRA/Domo-Farm Frites) 15. Vaison la Romaine-Les Deux Alpes 226.5 km: Botero 16. Les Deux Alpes-La Plagne 179.5 km: Michael Boogerd (NED/Rabobank) 17. Aime-Cluses 142 km: Dario Frigo (ITA/Tacconi Sport) 18. Cluses-Bourg en Bresse 178.5 km: Thor Hushovd (NOR/Crédit Agricole) 19. Régnié Durette-Mâcon 50 km TT: Armstrong 20. Melun-Paris 144 km: McEwen. |
| 2001 - 88th July 7--29 Dunkerque-Côte d’Opale Champs-Élysées 3458 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Perpignan, Pau 21 trade teams 189 starters 144 finishers F 16,470,750, F 2,200,000 |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal/Trek/1) 30 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 86h 17m 28s at 40.070 kph 2. Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) at 6m 44s 3. Joseba Beloki (ESP/ONCE-Eroski) at 9m 05s 4. Andrei Kivilev (KAZ/Cofidis) at 9m 53s 5. Igor Gonzales de Galdeano (ESP/ONCE-Eroski) at 13m 28s 6. François Simon (FRA/Bonjour) at 17m 22s 7. Oscar Sevilla (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 18m 30s 8. Santiago Botero (COL/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 20m 55s 9. Marcos Serrano (ESP/ONCE-Eroski) at 21m 45s 10. Michael Boogerd (NED/Rabobank) at 22m 38s ... 144. Jimmy Casper (FRA/Française des Jeux) at 3h 52m 17s Teams: Kelme-Costa Blanca (ESP) Mountains: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/CSC-Tiscali) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Oscar Sevilla (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) Combative: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/CSC-Tiscali) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Dunkerque 8.2 km TT: Christohpe Moreau (FRA/Festina)1. Saint Omer-Boulogne sur Mer 194.5 km: Zabel 2. Calais-Anvers (BEL) 218.5 km: Marc Wauters (BEL/Rabobank)3. Anvers-Seraing (BEL) 198.5 km: Zabel, Stuart O’Grady4. Huy (BEL)-Verdun 215 km: Jalabert 5. Verdun-Bar le Duc 67 km TTT: Crédit Agricole 6. Commercy-Strasbourg 211.5 km: Jaan Kirsipuu (EST/Ag2R-Prévoyance) 7. Strasbourg-Colmar 162.5 km: Jalabert, Jens Voigt (GER/Crédit Agricole)8. Colmar-Pontarlier 222.5 km: Erik Dekker (NED/Rabobank), O'Grady9. Pontarlier-Aix les Bains 185 km: Serguei Ivanov (RUS/Fassa Bortolo) 10. Aix les Bains-L'Alpe d'Huez 209 km: Armstrong, Simon11. Grenoble-Chamrousse 32 km TT: Armstrong 12. Perpignan-Ax les Thermes 166.5 km: Félix-Rafael Cárdenas (COL/Kelme-Costa Blanca) 13. Foix-Saint Lary Soulan 194 km: Armstrong14. Tarbes-Luz Ardiden 144.5 km: Roberto Laiseka (ESP/Euskatel-Euskadi) 15. Pau-Lavaur 232.5 km: Rik Verbrugghe (BEL/Lotto-Adecco) 16. Castelsarrasin-Sarran 227.5 km: Voigt 17. Brive-Montluçon 194 km: Serge Baguet (BEL/Lotto-Adecco) 18. Montluçon-Saint Amand Montrond 61 km TT: Armstrong 19. Orléans-Evry 149.5 km: Zabel 20. Corbeil Essonnes-Paris 160.5 km: Jan Svorada (CZE/Lampre-Daikin). |
| 2000 - 87th July 1--23 Futuroscope Champs-Élysées 3662 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Carpentras, Courchevel 20 trade teams 177 starters 141 finishers F 15,500,500, F 2,200,000 |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal/Trek/1) 29 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 92h 33m 08s at 39.569 kph 2. Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) at 6m 02s 3. Joseba Beloki (ESP/ONCE-Deutsche Bank) at 10m 26s 4. Christophe Moreau (FRA/Festina) at 10m 34s 5. Roberto Heras (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 11m 50s 6. Richard Virenque (FRA/Polti) at 13m 26s 7. Santiago Botero (COL/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 14m 18s 8. Fernando Escartin (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 17m 21s 9. Francisco Mancebo (ESP/Banesto) at 18m 9s 10. Daniele Nardello (ITA/Mapei-Quick Step) at 18m 25s ... 128. Olivier Perraudeau (FRA/Bonjour) at 3h 46m 37s Teams: Kelme-Costa Blanca (ESP) Mountains: Santiago Botero (COL/Kelme-Costa Blanca) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Francisco Mancebo (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) Combative: Erik Dekker (NED/Rabobank) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Futuroscope 16.5 km TT: David Millar (GBR/Cofidis)2. Futuroscope-Loudun 194 km: Tom Steels (BEL/Mapei-Quick Step) 3. Loudun-Nantes 161.5 km: Steels 4. Nantes-St Nazaire 70 km TTT: ONCE-Deutsche Bank, Laurent Jalabert (FRA//ONCE-Deutsche Bank)5. Vannes-Vitré 202 km: Marcel Wüst (GER/Festina) 6. Vitré-Tours 198.5 km: Leon Van Bon (NED/Rabobank), Alberto Elli (ITA/Telekom)7. Tours-Limoges 205.5 km: Christophe Agnolutto (FRA/Ag2R-Prévoyance) 8. Limoges-Villeneuve sur Lot 203.5 km: Dekker 9. Agen-Dax 181 km: Paolo Bettini (ITA/Mapei-Quick Step) 10. Dax-Lourdes/Hautacam 205 km: Javier Ochoa (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca), Armstrong11. Bagnères de Bigorre-Revel 218.5 km: Dekker 12. Carpentras-Mt Ventoux 149 km: Marco Pantani (ITA/Mercatone Uno) 13. Avignon-Draguignan 185.5 km: Vincente Garcia-Aosta (ESP/Banesto) 14. Draguignan-Briançon 249 km: Botero 15. Briançon-Courchevel 173.5 km: Pantani 16. Courchevel-Morzine 196 km: Virenque 17. Evian les Bains-Lausanne (SUI) 155 km: Dekker 18. Lausanne-Fribourg en Brisgau (GER) 252 km: Salvatore Commesso (ITA/Saeco-Valli) 19. Fribourg en Brisgau-Mulhouse 59 km TT: Armstrong 20. Belfort-Troyes 254.5 km: Zabel 21. Paris-Champs Elysées 138 km: Stefano Zanini (ITA/Mapei-Quick Step) |
| 1999 - 86th July 3--25 Le Puy de Fou Champs-Élysées 3870 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Le Grand Bornand, Saint-Gaudens 20 trade teams 180 starters 141 finishers F 14,964,950, F 2,200,000 |
1. Lance Armstrong (USA/US Postal/Trek/181) 28 yrs, b. 18 Sep 1971 91h 32m 16s at 40.276 kph 2. Alex Zülle (SUI/ONCE-Deutsche Bank) at 7m 37s 3. Fernando Escartin (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 10m 26s 4. Laurent Dufaux (SUI/Saeco) at 14m 43s 5. Angel Casero (ESP/Vitalicio Seguras) at 15m 11s 6. Abraham Olano (ESP/ONCE) at 16m 47s 7. Daniele Nardello (ITA/Mapei-Quick Step) at 17m 2s 8. Richard Virenque (FRA/Polti) at 17m 28s 9. Wladmir Belli (ITA/Festina) at 17m 37s 10. Andrea Peron (ITA/ONCE) at 23m 10s ... 141. Jacky Durand (FRA/Lotto-Mobistar) at 3h 19m 9s Teams: Banesto (ESP) Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Team Polti) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Benoit Salmon (FRA/Casino) Combative: Jacky Durand (FRA/Lotto-Mobistar) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Le Puy du Fou 6.8 km TT: Armstrong1. Montaigu-Challans 208 km: Jaan Kirsipuu (EST/Casino) 2. Challans-St Nazaire 176 km: Tom Steels (BEL/Mapei-Quick Step), Kirsipuu3. Nantes-Laval 194.5 km: Steels 4. Laval-Blois 191 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/Saeco) 5. Bonneval-Amiens 233.5 km: Cipollini 6. Amiens-Maubeuge 171.5 km: Cipollini 7. Avesnes-Thionville 227 km: Cipollini 8. Metz-Metz 56.5 km TT: Armstrong9. Le Grand Bornand-Sestrières (ITA) 213.5 km: Armstrong 10. Sestrières (ITA)-L'Alpe d'Huez 220.5 km: Giuseppe Guerini (ITA/Telekom) 11. Le Bourg d'Oisans-St Etienne 198.5 km: Ludo Dierckxsens (BEL/Lampre-Daikin) 12. St Galmier-St Flour 201.5 km: David Extebarria (ESP/ONCE) 13. St Flour-Albi 236.5 km: Salvatore Commesso (ITA/Saeco) 14. Castres-St Gaudens 199 km: Dimitri Konyshev (RUS/Mercatone Uno) 15. St Gaudens-Piau Engaly 173 km: Fernando Escartin (ESP/Kelme) 16. Lannemezan-Pau 192 km: Extebarria 17. Mourenx-Bordeaux 200 km: Steels 18. Jonzac-Futuroscope 187 km: Gianpaolo Mondini (ITA/Cantina Tollo) 19. Futuroscope 57 km TT: Armstrong 20. Arpajon-Paris 143.5 km: Robbie McEwen (AUS/Rabobank). |
| 1998 - 85th July 11--August 4 Dublin (IRL) Champs-Élysées 3875 kms 21 stages 1 rest day: Ariège 21 trade teams 189 starters 96 finishers F 12,019,650, F 2,200,000 |
1. Marco Pantani (ITA/Mercatone Uno/Bianchi/21) 28 yrs, b. 13 Jan 1970 92h 49m 46s at 39.983 kph 2. Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) at 3m 21s 3. Bobby Jullich (USA/Cofidis) at 4m 08s 4. Christophe Rinero (FRA/Cofidis) at 9m 16s 5. Michael Boogerd (NED/Rabobank) at 11m 26s 6. Jean-Cyril Robin (FRA/US Postal) at 14m 57s 7. Roland Meier (SUI/Cofidis) at 15m 13s 8. Daniele Nardello (ITA/Mapei) at 16m 7s 9. Guiseppe Di Grande (ITA/Mapei) at 17m 35s 10. Axel Merckx (BEL/Polti) at 17m 39s ... 96. Damien Nazon (FRA/Française des Jeux) at 3h 12m 15s Teams: Cofidis (FRA) Mountains: Christophe Rinero (FRA/Cofidis) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) Combative: Jacky Durand (FRA/Casino) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Dublin (IRL) 5.6 km TT: Chris Boardman (GBR/GAN)1. Dublin-Dublin (IRL) 180.5 km: Tom Steels (BEL/Mapei) 2. Enniscorthy-Cork (IRL) 205.5 km: Jan Svorada (CZE/Mapei), Zabel3. Roscoff-Lorient 169 km: Jens Heppner (GER/Telekom), Bo Hamburger (DEN/Casino)4. Plouay-Cholet 252 km: Jeroen Blijlevens (BEL/TVM), Stuart O'Grady (AUS/GAN)5. Cholet-Chateauroux 228.5 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/Saeco) 6. La Châtre-Brive la Gaillarde 204.5 km: Cipollini 7. Meyrignac-Corrèze 58 km TT: Ullrich8. Brive la Gaillarde-Montauban 190.5 km: Durand, Laurent Desbiens (FRA/Cofidis)9. Montauban-Pau 210 km: Leon Van Bon (NED/Rabobank) 10. Pau-Luchon 196.5 km: Rudolfo Massi (ITA/Casino), Ullrich11. Luchon-Plateau de Beille 170 km: Pantani 12. Tarascon sur Ariège-Le Cap d'Agde 222 km: Steels 13. Frontignan la Peyrade-Carpentras 196 km: Nardello 14. Valréas-Grenoble 186.5 km: O'Grady 15. Grenoble-Les Deux Alpes 189 km: Pantani16. Vizille-Albertville 204 km: Ullrich 17. Albertville-Aix les Bains 149 km: [neutralized stage] 18. Aix les Bains-Neufchatel (SUI) 218.5 km: Steels 19. La Chaux de Fonds (SUI)-Autun 242 km: Magnus Backstedt (SWE/GAN) 20. Montceau les Mines-Le Creusot 52 km TT: Ullrich 21. Melun-Paris 147.5 km: Steels. |
| 1997 - 84th July 5--27 Rouen Champs-Élysées 3950 kms Prologue + 20 stages 1 rest day: St Étienne 22 trade teams 198 starters 139 finishers F 11,972,150, F 2,200,000 |
1. Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom/Pinarello/8) 24 yrs, b. 2 Dec 1973 100h 30m 35s at 39.237 kph 2. Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) at 9m 09s 3. Marco Pantani (ITA/Mercatone Uno) at 14m 03s 4. Abraham Olano (ESP/Banesto) at 15m 55s 5. Fernando Escartin (ESP/Kelme-Costa Blanca) at 20m 32s 6. Francesco Casagrande (ITA/Saeco-Estro) at 22m 47s 7. Bjarne Riis (DEN/)Telekom at 26m 34s 8. José-Maria Jimenez (ESP/Banesto) at 31m 17s 9. Laurent Dufaux (SUI/Festina) at 31m 55s 10. Roberto Conti (ITA/Mercatone Uno) at 32m 26s ... 139. Phillipe Gaumont (FRA/Cofidis) at 4h 26m 9s Teams: Telekom (GER) Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) Combative: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Rouen 7.3 km TT: Chris Boardman (GBR/GAN)1. Rouen-Forges les Eaux 192 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/Saeco-Estro)2. St Valéry en Caux-Vire 262 km: Cipollini 3. Vire-Plumelec 224 km: Zabel 4. Plumelec-Le Puy du Fou 223 km: Nicola Minali (ITA/Batik-Del Monte) 5. Chantonnay-La Châtre 261.5 km: Cédric Vasseur (FRA/GAN)6. Le Blanc-Marennes 215.5 km: Jeroen Blijlevens (NED/TVM) 7. Marennes-Bordeaux 194 km: Zabel 8. Sauternes-Pau 161.5 km: Zabel 9. Pau-Loudenvielle 182 km: Laurent Brochard (FRA/Festina) 10. Luchon-Arcalis 252.5 km: Ullrich11. Andorra-Perpignan 192 km: Laurent Desbiens (FRA/Cofidis) 12. St Etienne 55.5 km TT: Ullrich 13. St Etienne-L'Alpe d'Huez 203.5 km: Pantani 14. Le Bourg d'Oisans-Courchevel 148 km: Virenque 15. Courchevel-Morzine 208.5 km: Pantani 16. Morzine-Fribourg 181 km: Christophe Mengin (FRA/Francaise des Jeux) 17. Fribourg-Colmar 218.5 km: Neil Stephens (AUS/Festina) 18. Colmar-Montbéliard 175.5 km: Didier Rous (FRA/Festina) 19. Montbéliard-Dijon 172 km: Mario Traversoni (ITA/Mercatone Uno) 20. Disneyland 63 km TT: Olano 21. Dysneyland-Paris 149.5 km: Minali. |
| 1996 - 83rd June 29--July 21 's-Hertogenbosch (NED) Champs-Élysées 3765 kms Prologue + 20 stages 1 rest day: Gap 22 trade teams 198 starters 129 finishers F 12,002,250, F 2,200,000 Prix du pain: F 16/kilo) |
1. Bjarne Riis (DEN/Telekom/Pinarello/21) 32 yrs, b. 3 Apr 1964 95h 57m 16s at 39.227 kph 2. Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) at 1m 41s 3. Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) at 4m 37s 4. Laurent Dufaux (SUI/Festina) at 5m 53s 5. Peter Luttemberger (AUT/Carrera) at 7m 7s 6. Luc Leblanc (FRA/Polti) at 10m 3s 7. Pyotr Ugrumov (RUS/Roslotto-Mobili) at 10m 4s 8. Fernando Escartin (ESP/Kelme) at 10m 26s 9. Abraham Olano (ESP/Mapei-GB) at 11m 10. Tony Rominger (SUI/Mapei-GB) at 11m 53s ... 129. Jean-Luc Masdupuy (FRA/Agrigel-la-Creuse) at 3h 49m 52s Teams: Festina (FRA) Bruno Roussel Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) Points: Erik Zabel (GER/Telekom) Youth: Jan Ullrich (GER/Telekom) Combative: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. 's Hertogenbosch (NED) 9.4 km TT: Alex Zülle (SUI/ONCE)1. 's Hertogenbosch-'s Hertogenbosch (NED) 209 km: Frédéric Moncassin (FRA/GAN) 2. 's Hertogenbosch-Wasquehal 247.5 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/Saeco) 3. Wasquehal-Nogent sur Oise 195 km: Zabel, Moncassin4. Soissons-Lac de Madine 232 km: Cyril Saugrain (FRA/Aubervilliers), Stephane Heulot (FRA/GAN)5. Lac de Madine-Besançon 242 km: Jeroen Blijlevens (NED/TVM) 6. Arc et Senans-Aix les Bains 207 km: Michael Boogard (NED/Rabobank) 7. Chambéry-Les Arcs 200 km: Leblanc, Evgeni Berzin (RUS/Gewiss)8. Bourg St Maurice-Val d'Isère 30.5 km TT: Berzin 9. Le Monetier les Bains-Sestrières (ITA) 46 km: Riis10. Torino (ITA)-Gap 208.5 km: Zabel 11. Gap-Valence 202 km: Chepe Gonzales (COL/Kelme) 12. Valence-Le Puy en Velay 143.5 km: Pascal Richard (SUI/MG-Technogym) 13. Le Puy en Velay-Superbesse 177 km: Rolf Sorensen (DEN/Rabobank) 14. Besse-Tulle 186.5 km: Djamolidine Abdoujaparov (UZB/Refin) 15. Brive la Gaillarde-Villeneuve sur Lot 176 km: Massimo Podenzana (ITA/Carrera) 16. Agen-Lourdes/Hautacam 199 km: Riis 17. Argelès Gazost-Pamplona (ESP) 262 km: Dufaux 18. Pamplona-Hendaye 154.5 km: Bart Voskamp (NED/TVM) 19. Hendaye-Bordeaux 226.5 km: Moncassin 20. Bordeaux-St Emilion 63.5 km TT: Ullrich 21. Palaiseau-Paris 147.5 km: Fabio Baldato (IT/MG-Technogym). |
| 1995 - 82nd July 1--23 Saint-Brieuc Champs-Élysées 3635 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Le Grand Bornand, St Girons 21 trade teams 189 starters - 115 finishers F 12,091,250, F 2,200,000 † fatality: Fabio Casartelli (ITA/Motorola) stage 16, descent Col de Portet d'Aspet |
1. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto/Pinarello/1) 31 yrs, b. 16 Jul 1964 92h 44m 59s at 39.193 kph 2. Alex Zülle (SUI/ONCE) at 4m 35s 3. Bjarne Riis (DEN/Gewiss-Ballan) at 6m 47s 4. Laurent Jalabert (FRA/ONCE) at 8m 24s 5. Ivan Gotti (ITA/Gewiss-Ballan) at 11m 33s 6. Melchor Mauri (ESP/ONCE) at 15m 20s 7. Fernando Escartin (ESP/Mapei-GB) at 15m 49s 8. Tony Rominger (SUI/Mapei-GB) at 16m 46s 9. Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) at 17m 31s 10. Hernan Buenahora (COL/Kelme) at 18m 50s ... 115. Bruno Cornillet (FRA) at 3h 36m 26s Teams: O.N.C.E. (ESP) Manolo Saiz Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) Points: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/ONCE) Youth: Marco Pantani (ITA/Carrera) Combative: Hernan Buenahora (COL/Kelme) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. St Brieuc 7.3 km TT: Jacky Durand (FRA/Castorama)1. Dinan-Lannion 233.5 km: Fabio Baldato (ITA/MG-Technogym) 2. Perros Guirrec-Vitré 235.5 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/Mercatone Uno-Saeco), Jalabert3. Mayenne-Alençon 67 km TTT: Gewiss-Ballan 4. Alençon-Le Havre 162 km: Cipollini 5. Fécamp-Dunkerque 261 km: Jeroen Blijlevens (NED/TVM-Polis), Gotti6. Dunkerque-Charleroi (BEL) 202 km: Zabel, Riis7. Charleroi-Liège (BEL) 203 km: Johan Bruyneel (BEL/ONCE)8. Huy-Seraing (BEL) 54 km TT: Indurain9. Le Grand Bornand-La Plagne 160 km: Zülle 10. Aime La Plagne-L'Alpe d'Huez 162.5 km: Pantani 11. Bourg d'Oisans-St Etienne 199 km: Max Sciandri (GBR/MG-Technogym) 12. St Etienne-Mende 222.5 km: Jalabert 13. Mende-Revel 245 km: Serguei Outschakov (UKR/Polti) 14. St Orens de Gameville-Guzet Neige 164 km: Pantani 15. St Girons-Cauterets 206 km: Virenque 16. Tarbes-Pau 229 km: [neutralized stage] Andrea Peron (ITA/Motorola) 17. Pau-Bordeaux 246 km: Zabel 18. Montpon Ménestérol-Limoges 166.5 km: Lance Armstrong (USA/Motorola) 19. Lac de Vassivière en Limousin 46.5 km TT: Indurain 20. St Geneviève des Bois-Paris 155 km: Djamolidine Abdoujaparov (UZB/Novell). |
| 1994 - 81st July 2--24 Lille Champs-Élysées 3978 kms Prologue + 21 stages 1 rest day: Lourdes 21 trade teams 189 starters 117 finishers F 11,597,450, F 2,200,000 Jean-Marie Leblanc becomes Tour de France director |
1. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto/Pinarello/1) 30 yrs, b. 16 Jul 1964 103h 38m 38s at 38.383 kph 2. Pyotr Ugrumov (LAT/Gewiss-Balan) at 5m 39s 3. Marco Pantani (ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) at 7m 19s 4. Luc Leblanc (FRA/Festina) at 10m 3s 5. Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) at 10m 10s 6. Roberto Conti (ITA/Lampre-Panaria) at 12m 29s 7. Alberto Elli (ITA/GB-MG Technogym) at 20m 17s 8. Alex Zülle (SUI/ONCE) at 20m 35s 9. Udo Bolts (GER/Telekom) at 25m 19s 10. Vladimir Poulnikov (UKR/Carrera-Tassoni) at 25m 28s ... 117. John Talen (NED/Mercatone Uno) at 3h 39m 3s Teams: Festina-Andora (ESP) Mountains: Richard Virenque (FRA/Festina) Points: Djamolidine Abdoujaparov (UZB/Team Polti) Youth: Marco Pantani (ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) Combative: Eros Poli (ITA/Mercatone Uno) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Lille 7.2 km TT: Chris Boardman (GBR/GAN)1. Lille-Armentières 234 km: Abdoujaparov 2. Roubaix-Boulogne sur Mer 203.5 km: Jean-Paul Van Poppel (NED/Festina) 3. Calais-Eurotunnel 66.5 km TTT: GB-MG Technogym, Johan Museeuw (BEL/GB-MG Technogym)4. Dover-Brighton (GBR) 204.5 km: Francisco Cabello (ESP/Kelme-Avianca), Flavio Vanzella (ITA/GB-MG Technogym)5. Portsmouth-Portsmouth (GBR) 187 km: Nicola Minali (ITA/Gewiss-Ballan) 6. Cherbourg-Rennes 270.5 km: Gianluca Bortolami (ITA/Mapei-Clas), Sean Yates (GBR/Motorola)7. Rennes-Futuroscope 259.5 km: Jan Svorada (SLO/Lampre-Panaria), Museeuw8. Poitiers-Trélissac 218.5 km: Bo Hamburger (NED/TVM-Bison) 9. Périgueux-Bergerac 64 km TT: Indurain10. Bergerac-Cahors 160.5 km: Jacky Durand (FRA/Castorama) 11. Cahors-Lourdes/Hautacam 263.5 km: Leblanc 12. Lourdes-Luz Ardiden 204.5 km: Virenque 13. Bagnères de Bigorre-Albi 223 km: Bjarne Riis (DEN/Gewiss-Ballan) 14. Castres-Montpellier 202 km: Rolf Sorensen (DEN/GB-MG Technogym) 15. Montpellier-Carpentras 231 km: Poli 16. Valréas-L'Alpe d'Huez 224.5 km: Conti 17. Bourg d'Oisans-Val Thorens 149 km: Nelson Rodriguez (COL/ZG Mobili-Sella Italia) 18. Moutiers-Cluses 174.5 km: Ugrumov 19. Cluses-Avoriaz 47.5 km TT: Ugrumov 20. Morzine-Lac St Point 208.5 km: Abdoujaparov 21. Disneyland Paris-Paris 175 km: Eddy Seigneur (FRA/GAN). |
| 1993 - 80th July 3--25 Le Puy-de-Fou Champs-Élysées 3714 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Villard-de-Lans, Andorra 20 teams 180 starters 136 finishers F 11,000,000, F 2,000,000 |
1. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto/Pinarello/1) 29 yrs, b. 16 Jul 1964 95h 57m 09s at 38.709 kph 2. Tony Rominger (SUI/Clas-Cajastur) at 4m 59s 3. Zenon Jaskula (POL/GB-MG Maglifico)at 5m 48s 4. Alvaro Meija (COL/Motorola) at 7m 29s 5. Bjarne Riis (DEN/Ariostea) at 16m 26s 6. Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera Jeans-Tassoni) at 17m 18s 7. Johan Bruyneel (BEL/ONCE) at 18m 4s 8. Andy Hampsten (USA/Motorola) at 20m 14s 9. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Banesto) at 23m 57s 10. Vladimir Poulnikov (UKR/Carrera Jeans-Tassoni) at 25m 29s ... 136. Edwig Van Hooydonck (BEL/WordPerfect) at 3h 30m 15s Teams: Carrera Jeans-Tassoni (ITA) Mountains: Tony Rominger (SUI/Clas-Cajastur) Points: Dlamolidine Abdoujaparov (UZB/Lampre-Polti) Youth: Antonio Martin (ESP/Amaya Seguros) Combative: Massimo Ghirotto (ITA/ZG Mobili-Sidi) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Puy du Fou 6.8 km TT: Indurain1. Luçon-Les Sables d'Olonne 215 km: Mario Cipollini (ITA/GB-MG Maglifico) 2. Les Sables d'Olonne-Vannes 227.5 km: Wilfried Nelissen (BEL/Novemail-Laser)3. Vannes-Dinard 189.5 km: Abdoujaparov 4. Dinard-Avranches 81 km TTT: GB-MG Maglifico, Cipollini5. Avranches-Evreux 225.5 km: Jesper Skibby (DEN/TVM-Bison), Nelissen6. Evreux-Amiens 158 km: Bruyneel, Cipollini7. Péronne-Chalons sur Marne 199 km: Riis, Johan Museeuw (BEL/GB-MG Maglifico)8. Chalons sur Marne-Verdun 184.5 km: Lance Armstrong (USA/Motorola) 9. Lac de Madine 59 km TT: Indurain10. Villard de Lans-Serre Chevalier 203 km: Rominger 11. Serre Chevalier-Isola 2000 179 km: Rominger 12. Isola-Marseille 286.5 km: Fabio Roscioli (ITA/Carrera Jeans-Tassoni) 13. Marseille-Montpellier 181.5 km: Olaf Ludwig (GER/Telekom) 14. Montpellier-Perpignan 223 km: Pascal Lino (FRA/Festina) 15. Perpignan-Andorra 231.5 km: Oliviero Rincon (COL/Amaya Seguros) 16. Andorra-St Lary du Soulan 230 km: Jaskula 17. Tarbes-Pau 190 km: Chiappucci 18. Orthez-Bordeaux 199.5 km: Abdoujaparov 19. Bretigny sur Orge-Monthléry 48 km TT: Rominger 20. Viry Chatillon-Paris 196.5 km: Abdoujaparov. |
| 1992 - 79th July 4--26 San Sebastian (ESP) Champs-Élysées 3983 kms Prologue + 21 stages 1 rest day: Dôle 22 teams 198 starters 130 finishers F 10,162,950, F 2,000,000 European Tour visits 7 countries |
1. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto/Pinarello/1) 28 yrs, b. 16 Jul 1964 100h 49m 30s at 39.504 kph 2. Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) at 4m 35s 3. Gianni Bugno (ITA/Gatorade-Chateau d'Ax) at 10m 49s 4. Andy Hampsten (USA/Motorola) at 13m 40s 5. Pascal Lino (FRA/RMO-Mavic-Onet) at 14m 37s 6. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Banesto) at 15m 16s 7. Erik Breukink (NED/PDM-Concorde) at 18m 51s 8. Giancarlo Perini (ITA/Carrera Jeans-Tassoni) at 19m 16s 9. Stephen Roche (IRL/Carrera Jeans-Tassoni) at 20m 23s 10. Jens Heppner (GER/Telekom) 25m 30s ... 130. Fernando Quevado (ESP/Amaya Seguros) at 4h 12m 11s Teams: Carrera Jeans-Tassoni (ITA) Mountains: Claudio Chiappucci(ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) Points: Laurent Jalabert (FRA/ONCE) Youth: Eddy Bouwmans (NED/Panasonic-Sportlife) Combative: Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. San Sebastian (ESP) 8 km TT: Indurain1. San Sebastian-San Sebastian (ESP) 194.5 km: Dominique Arnould (FRA/Castorama), Alex Zulle (SUI/ONCE)2. San Sebastian-Pau 255 km: Javier Murguladay (ESP/Amaya Seguros), Richard Virenque (FRA/RMO-Mavic-Onet)3. Pau-Bordeaux 210 km: Rob Harmeling (NED/TVM), Lino4. Libourne 63.5 km TTT: Panasonic 5. Nogent sur Oise-Wasquehal 196 km: Guido Bontempi (ITA/Carrera-Tassoni) 6. Roubaix-Bruxelles (BEL) 167 km: Jalabert 7. Bruxelles-Valkenburg (NED) 196.5 km: Gilles Delion (FRA/Helvetia-Commodore) 8. Valkenburg-Koblenz (GER) 206.5 km: Jan Nevens (BEL/Lotto-Belgacom) 9. Luxembourg (LUX) 65 km TT: Indurain 10. Luxembourg-Strasbourg 217 km: Jean-Paul Van Poppel (NED/PDM-Concorde) 11. Strasbourg-Mulhouse 249.5 km: Laurent Fignon (FRA/Gatorade-Chateau d'Ax) 12. Dôle-St Gervais (SUI) 267.5 km: Rolf Jaermann (SUI/Ariostea) 13. St Gervais-Sestriere (ITA) 254.5 km: Chiappucci, Indurain14. Sestriere-L'Alpe d'Huez 186.5 km: Hampsten 15. Bourg d'Oisans-St Etienne 198 km: Franco Chioccioli (ITA/GB-MG Maglifico) 16. St Etienne-La Bourboule 212 km: Roche 17. La Bourboule-Montluçon 189 km: Jean-Claude Colotti (FRA/Z) 18. Montluçon-Tours 212 km: Thierry Marie (FRA/Castorama) 19. Tours-Blois 64 km TT: Indurain 20. Blois-Nanterre 222 km: Peter De Clercq (BEL/Lotto-Belgacom) 21. La Défense-Paris 141 km: Olaf Ludwig (GER/Panasonic-Sportlife). |
| 1991 - 78th July 6--28 Lyon Champs-Élysées 3914 kms Prologue + 22 stages 1 rest day: Pau 22 trade teams 198 starters 158 finishers F 9,017,850, F 2,000,000 |
1. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto/Razesa/35) 27 yrs, b. 16 Jul 1964 101h 01m 20s at 38.747 kph 2. Gianni Bugno (ITA/Gatorade-Chateau d'Ax) at 3m 36s 3. Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera Jeans) at 5m 56s 4. Charly Mottet (FRA/RMO-Mavic-Liberia) at 7m 37s 5. Luc Leblanc (FRA/Castorama) at 10m 10s 6. Laurent Fignon (FRA/Castorama) at 11m 27s 7. Greg LeMond (USA/Z) at 13m 13s 8. Andy Hampsten (USA/Motorola) at 13m 40s 9. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Banesto) at 20m 10s 10. Gérard Rué (FRA/Helvetia) at 20m 13s ... 158. Rob Harmeling (NED/TVM-Sanyo) at 3h 25m 51s Teams: Banesto (ESP) Mountains: Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera) Points: Djamolidine Abdoujaparov (URS/Carrera) Youth: Alvaro Mejia (COL/Ryalco-Postobon) Combative: Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Lyon 5.4 km TT: Thierry Marie (FRA/Castorama)1. Lyon-Lyon 114.5 km: Abdoujaparov, LeMond2. Bron-Chassieu 36.5 km TTT: Ariostea, Rolf Sorensen (DEN/Ariostea)3. Villeurbanne-Dijon 210.5 km: Etienne De Wilde (BEL/Histor-Sigma) 4. Dijon-Reims 286 km: Abdoujaparov 5. Reims-Valenciennes 149.5 km: Jelle Nijdam (NED/Buckler) 6. Arras-Le Havre 259 km: Marie7. Le Havre-Argentan 167 km: Jean-Paul Van Poppel (NED/PDM-Concorde) 8. Argentan-Alençon 73 km TT: Indurain, LeMond9. Alençon-Rennes 161 km: Mauro Ribeiro (BRA/RMO-Mavic-Liberia) 10. Rennes-Quimper 207.5 km: Phil Anderson (AUS/Motorola) 11. Quimper-St Herblain 246 km: Mottet 12. Pau-Jaca (ESP) 192 km: Mottet, Leblanc13. Jaca-Val Louron 232 km: Chiappucci, Indurain14. St Gaudens-Castres 172.5 km: Bruno Cenghiata (ITA/Ariostea) 15. Albi-Alès 235 km: Moreno Argentin (ITA/Ariostea) 16. Alès-Gap 215 km: Marco Lietti (ITA/Ariostea) 17. Gap-L'Alpe d'Huez 125 km: Bugno 18. Bourg d'Oisans-Morzine 255 km: Thierry Claveyrolat (FRA/RMO-Mavic-Liberia) 19. Morzine-Aix les Bains 177 km: Dmitri Konyshev (RUS/TVM-Sanyo) 20. Aix les Bains-Mâcon 160 km: Vjatceslav Ekimov (RUS/Panasonic-Sportlife) 21. Lugny-Mâcon 57 km TT: Indurain 22. Melun-Paris 178 km: Konyshev. |
| 1990 - 77th June 30--July 22 Futuroscope Champs-Élysées 3504 kms Prologue + 21 stages 2 rest days: Rouen, Villard-de-Lans 22 trade teams 198 starters 156 finishers F 10,073,450, F 2,000,000 Prix du pain: F 12,80/kilo 1st Soviet team: Alfa-Lum |
1. Greg LeMond (USA/Z/LeMond/1) 29 yrs, b. 26 Jun 1961 90h 43m 20s at 38.621 kph 2. Claudio Chiappucci (ITA/Carrera Jeans-Vagabond) at 2m 16s 3. Erik Breukink (NED/PDM) at 2m 29s 4. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Banesto) at 5m 1s 5. Marino Lejaretta (ESP/ONCE) at 5m 5s 6. Eduardo Chozas (ESP/ONCE) at 9m 14s 7. Gianni Bugno (ITA/Chateau d'Ax) at 9m 39s 8. Raul Alcala (MEX/PDM) at 11m 14s 9. Claude Criquielion (BEL/Lotto-Superclub-MBK) at 12m 4s 10. Miguel Indurain (ESP/Banesto) at 12m 47s ... 156. Rodolfo Massi (ITA/Ariostea) at 3h 16m 26s Teams: Team Z (FRA) Mountains: Thierry Claveyrolet (FRA/RMO) Points: Olaf Ludwig (GER/Panasonic-Sportlife) Youth: Gilles Delion (FRA/Helvetia-La Suisse) Combative: Eduardo Chozas (ESP/ONCE) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Futuroscope 6.3 km TT: Thierry Marie (FRA/Castorama-Raleigh)1. Futuroscope-Futuroscope 138.5 km: Frans Massen (BEL/Buckler), Steve Bauer (CAN/7 Eleven-Hoonved)2. Futuroscope 44.5 km TTT: Panasonic 3. Poitiers-Nantes 233 km: Moreno Argentin (ITA/Ariostea) 4. Nantes-Mont St Michel 203 km: Johan Museeuw (BEL/Lotto-Superclub-MBK) 5. Avranches-Rouen 301 km: Gerrit Solleveld (NED/Buckler) 6. Sarrebourg-Vittel 202.5 km: Jelle Nijdam (NED/Buckler) 7. Vittel-Epinal 61.5 km TT: Alcala 8. Epinal-Besançon 181.5 km: Ludwig 9. Besançon-Genève 196 km: Massimo Ghirotto (ITA/Carrera-Vagabond) 10. Genève-St Gervais Mont Blanc 118.5 km: Claveyrolat, Ronan Pensec (FRA/Z)11. St Gervais-L'Alpe d'Huez 182.5 km: Bugno 12. Fontaine-Villard de Lans 33.5 TT: Breukink, Chiappucci13. Villard de Lans-St Etienne 149 km: Chozas 14. Le Puy en Velay-Millau Causse noir 205 km: Lejarreta 15. Millau-Revel 170 km: Charly Mottet (FRA/RMO) 16. Blagnac-Luz Ardiden 215 km: Indurain 17. Lourdes-Pau 150 km: Dmitri Konyshev (URS/Alfa-Lum) 18. Pau-Bordeaux 202 km: Bugno 19. Castillon la Bataille-Limoges 182.5 km: Guido Bontempi (ITA/Carrera-Vagabond) 20. Lac de Vassivière 45.5 km TT: Breukink, LeMond21. Brétigny-Paris 182.5 km: Museeuw. |
| 1989 - 76th July 1--23 Luxembourg (LUX) Champs-Élysées 3285 kms Prologue + 21 stages 2 rest days: Dinard, et Orcières-Merlette 22 trade teams 198 starters 138 finishers F 8,104,215, F 1,500,000 |
1. Greg LeMond (USA/ADR/Bottecchia/141) 28 yrs, b. 26 Jun 1961 87h 38m 35s at 37.487 kph 2. Laurent Fignon (FRA/Super U) at 8s 3. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Reynolds-Banesto) at 3m 34s 4. Gert-Jan Theunisse (NED/PDM) at 7m 30s 5. Marino Lejaretta (ESP/Paternina) at 9m 39s 6. Charly Mottet (FRA/RMO-Mavic-Liberia) at 10m 6s 7. Steven Rooks (NED/PDM) at 11m 10s 8. Raul Alcala (MEX/PDM) at 14m 21s 9. Sean Kelly (IRL/PDM) at 18m 25s 10. Robert Millar (GBR/) at 18m 46s ... 138. Mathieu Hermans (NED/Paternia) at 3h 4m 1s Teams: P.D.M. (NED) Mountains: Gert-Jan Theunisse (NED/PDM) Points: Sean Kelly (IRL/PDM) Youth: Fabrice Philipot (FRA/Toshiba) Combative: Laurent Fignon (FRA/Super U) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Luxembourg (LUX) 7.8 km TT: Erik Breukink (NED/Panasonic-Sportlife)1. Luxembourg-Luxembourg (LUX) 135.5 km: Acacio Da Silva (POR/Carrera-Vagabond)2. Luxembourg (LUX) 46 km TTT: Super U 3. Luxembourg-Spa Francorchamps (BEL) 241 km: Alcala 4. Liège (BEL)-Wasquehal 255 km: Jelle Nijdam (NED/Superconfex-Yoko) 5. Dinard-Rennes 73 km TT: LeMond6. Rennes-Futuroscope 259 km: Joël Pélier (FRA/BH) 7. Poitiers-Bordeaux 258.5 km: Etienne De Wilde (BEL/Histor Sigma-Fina) 8. La Bastide d'Armagnac-Pau 157 km: Martin Earley (IRL/PDM) 9. Pau-Cauterets Cambasque 147 km: Miguel Indurain (ESP/Reynolds-Banesto) 10. Cauterets-Luchon Superbagnères 136 km: Millar, Fignon11. Luchon-Blagnac 158.5 km: Mathieu Hermans (NED/Paternina) 12. Toulouse-Montpellier 242 km: Valerio Tebaldi (ITA/Chateau d'Ax) 13. Montpellier-Marseille 179 km: Vincent Barteau (FRA/Super U) 14. Marseille-Gap 240 km: Nijdam 15. Gap-Orcières Merlette 39 km TT: Rooks, LeMond16. Gap-Briançon 175 km: Pascal Richard (SUI/Helvetia-La Suisse) 17. Briançon-L'Alpe d'Huez 165 km: Theunisse, Fignon18. Bourg d'Oisans-Villard de Lans 91.5 km: Fignon 19. Villard de Lans-Aix les Bains 125 km: LeMond 20. Aix les Bains-L'Isle d'Abeau 130 km: Giovanni Fidanza (ITA/Chateau d'Ax) 21. Versailles-Paris 24.5 km TT: LeMond. |
| 1988 - 75th July 4--24 La Baule Champs-Élysées 3286 kms Prologue + 22 stages 1 rest day: Blagnac 22 trade teams 198 starters 151 finishers F 7,567,250, F 1,300,000 value Village Depart introduced 2 doping infractions: Theunisse (NED) stage 12, 10 minutes penalty; Delgado (ESP) stage 17, cleared by UCI |
1. Pedro Delgado (ESP/Reynolds/Pinarello/171) 28 yrs, b. 15 Apr 1960 84h 27m 53s at 38.909 kph 2. Steven Rooks (NED/PDM) at 7m 13s 3. Fabio Parra (COL/Kelme) at 9m 58s 4. Steve Bauer (CAN/Weinmann-La Suisse) at 12m 15s 5. Eric Boyer (FRA/Systeme U) at 14m 4s 6. Luis Herrera (COL/Cafe de Colombia) at 14m 36s 7. Ronan Pensec (FRA/Z-Peugeot) at 16m 52s 8. Alvaro Pino (ESP/BH) 18m 36s 9. Peter Winnen (NED/Panasonic-Isostar) at 19m 12s 10. Denis Roux (FRA/Z-Peugeot) at 20m 8s ... 151. Dirk Wayenberg (BEL/ADR-Mini Flat) at 3h 28m 41s Teams: P.D.M. (NED) Mountains: Steven Rooks (NED/PDM) Points: Eddy Planckaert (BEL/ADR-Mini Flat) Youth: Erik Breukink (NED/Panasonic-Isostar) Combative: Jérôme Simon (FRA/Z-Peugeot)Performance: Steven Rooks (NED/PDM) |
Stages & Winners: Preface. Pornichet-La Baule 1 km TT: Guido Bontempi (ITA/Carrera), TTT: Weinmann-La Suisse1. Pontchateau-Machecoul 91.5 km: Bauer2. La Haye Fouassière-Ancenis 48 km TTT: Panasonic, Teun Van Vliet (NED/Panasonic-Isostar)3. Nantes-Le Mans 213.5 km: Jean-Paul Van Poppel (NED/Superconfex-Yoko) 4. Le Mans-Evreux 158 km: Acacio Da Silva (POR/Kas-Canal 10) 5. Neufchatel en Bray-Liévin 147.5 km: Jelle Nijdam (NED/Superconfex-Yoko), Henk Lubberding (NED/Panasonic-Isostar)6. Liévin-Wasquehal 52 km TT: Sean Yates (GBR/Fagor), Nijdam7. Wasquehal-Reims 225.5 km: Valerio Tebaldi (ITA/Chateau d'Ax) 8. Reims-Nancy 219 km: Rolf Golz (GER/Superconfex-Yoko), Bauer9. Nancy-Strasbourg 160.5 km: Jérôme Simon (FRA/Z-Peugeot) 10. Belfort-Besançon 149.5 km: Van Poppel 11. Besançon-Morzine 232 km: Parra 12. Morzine-L'Alpe d'Huez 227 km: Rooks, Delgado13. Grenoble-Villard de Lans 38 km TT: Delgado 14. Blagnac-Guzet Neige 163 km: Massimo Ghirotto (ITA/Carrera) 15. St Girons-Luz Ardiden 187.5 km: Laudelino Cubino (ESP/BH) 16. Luz Ardiden-Pau 38 km: Adri Van der Poel (NED/PDM) 17. Pau-Bordeaux 210 km: Van Poppel 18. Ruelle sur Touvre-Limoges 93.5 km: Gianni Bugno (ITA/Chateau d'Ax) 19. Limoges-Le Puy de Dôme 188 km: Johnny Weltz (DEN/Fagor) 20. Clermont Ferrand-Chalon sur Saône 223.5 km: Thierry Marie (FRA/Systeme U) 21. Santenay-Santenay 46 km TT: Juan Martinez-Oliver (ESP/Kelme) 22. Nemours-Paris 172.5 km: Van Poppel. |
| 1987 - 74th July 1--26 West Berlin (GER) Champs-Élysées 4231 kms Prologue + 25 stages 1 rest day: Avignon 23 trade teams 207 starters (record number) 135 finishers F 6,284,700, F 180,000 + 120,000 Merlin-Plage apartment 3 doping infractions: Guido Bontempi (ITA) stage 7, Dietrich Thurau (GER) stage 8 (quit stage 15), Contini stage 12, 10m penalties |
1. Stephen Roche (IRL/Carrera/Battaglin/11) 28 yrs, b. 28 Nov 1959 115h 27m 42s at 36.645 kph 2. Pedro Delgado (ESP/PDM) at 40s 3. Jean-François Bernard (FRA/Toshiba) at 2m 13s 4. Charly Mottet (FRA/Systeme U) at 6m 40s 5. Luis Herrera (COL/Cafe de Colmbia) at 9m 32s 6. Fabio Parra (COL/Cafe de Colombia) at 16m 53s 7. Laurent Fignon (FRA/Systeme U) at 18m 24s 8. Anselmo Fuerte (ESP/BH) at 18m 33s 9. Raul Alcala (MEX/7 Eleven) at 21m 49s 10. Marino Lejaretta (ESP/Caja Rural) at 26m 13s ... 135. Mathieu Hermans (NED/Caja Rural) at 4h 23m 30s Teams: Système U (FRA) Mountains: Luis Herrera (COL/Cafe de Colombia) Points: Jean-Paul Van Poppel (NED/Superconfex) Youth: Raul Alcala (MEX/7-Eleven) Combative: Regis Clère (FRA/Teka)Performance: Jean-François Bernard (FRA/Toshiba) Catch: Gilbery Duclos-Lassalle (FRA/Z) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. West Berlin (GER) 6.1 km TT: Jelle Nijdam (NED/Superconfex)1. Berlin-Berlin (GER) 105.5 km: Nico Verhoven (NED/Superconfex), Lech Piasecki (POL/Del Tongo-Colnago)2. Berlin (GER) 40.5 km TTT: Carrera 3. Karlsruhe-Stuttgart (GER) 219 km: Acacio Da Silva (POR/Kas-Miko), Erich Maechler (SUI/Carrera)4. Stuttgart-Pforzheim (GER) 79 km: Herman Frison (BEL/Roland) 5. Pforzheim-Strasbourg 112.5 km: Marc Sergeant (BEL/Joker) 6. Strasbourg-Epinal 179 km: Christophe Lavainne (FRA/Systeme U) 7. Epinal-Troyes 211 km: 8. Troyes-Epinay sous Sénart 205.5 km: Van Poppel 9. Orléans-Rénazé 260 km: Adrie Van der Poel (NED/PDM) 10. Saumur-Futuroscope 87.5 km TT: Roche, Mottet11. Poitiers-Chaumeil 255 km: Martial Gayant (FRA/Systeme U)12. Brive-Bordeaux 228 km: Davis Phinney (USA/7 Eleven) 13. Bayonne-Pau 219 km: Erik Breukink (NED/Panasonic), Mottet14. Pau-Luz Ardiden 166 km: Dag-Otto Lauritzen (NOR/7 Eleven) 15. Tarbes-Blagnac 164 km: Rolf Golz (GER/Superconfex) 16. Blagnac-Millau Le Cade 216.5 km: Clère 17. Millau-Avignon 239 km: Van Poppel 18. Carpentras-Mt Ventoux 36.5 km TT: Bernard19. Valréas-Villard de Lans 185 km: Delgado, Roche20. Villard de Lans-L'Alpe d'Huez 201 km: Federico Echave (ESP/BH), Delgado21. Bourg d'Oisans-La Plagne 185.5 km: Fignon 22. La Plagne-Morzine 186 km: Eduardo Chozas (ESP/Teka) 23. St Julien en Genevois-Dijon 224.5 km: Clère 24. Dijon 38 km TT: Bernard, Roche25. Créteil-Paris 192 km: Jeff Pierce (USA/7 Eleven). |
| 1986 - 73rd July 4--27 Boulogne-Billancourt Champs-Élysées 4083 kms Prologue + 23 stages 1 rest day: l’Alpe-d’Huez 21 trade teams 210 starters 132 finishers F 4,500,680, F 180,000 + 120,000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Greg LeMond (USA/La Vie Claire-Wonder-Radar/Look/7) 25 yrs, b. 26 Jun 1961 110h 35m 19s at 37.020 kph 2. Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire) at 3m 10s 3. Urs Zimmermann (SUI/Carrera Jeans) at 10m 54s 4. Andy Hampsten (USA/La Vie Claire) at 18m 44s 5. Claude Criquielion (BEL/Hitachi-Marc-Splendor) at 24m 36s 6. Ronan Pensec (FRA/Peugeot-Shell) at 25m 59s 7. Niki Ruttimann (SUI/La Vie Claire) at 30m 52s 8. Alvaro Pino (ESP/ZOR-BH) at 33m 9. Steven Rooks (NED/PDM) at 33m 22s 10. Yvon Madiot (FRA/Systeme U) at 33m 27s ... 132. Ennio Salvador (ITA/GIS Gelati-Oece) at 2h 55m 51s Teams: La Vie Claire-Wonder-Radar (FRA) Mountains: Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire) Points: Eric Vanderaerden (BEL/Panasonic) Youth [Neophyte]: Andy Hampsten (USA/La Vie Claire) Combative: Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire)Catch: Gerrit Solleveld (NED/) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Boulogne Billancourt 4.6 km TT: Thierry Marie (FRA/Systeme U)1. Nanterre-Sceaux 85 km: Pol Verschuere (BEL/Fagor), Alex Stieda (CAN/7 Eleven-Hoonved)2. Meudon-St Quentin en Yveline 56 km TTT: Systeme U, Marie3. Levallois Perret-Liévin 214 km: Davis Phinney (USA/7 Eleven-Hoonved) 4. Liévin-Evreux 243 km: Pello Ruiz-Cabestany (ESP/Seat-Orbea), Dominique Gaigne (FRA/Systeme U)5. Evreux-Villers sur Mer 124.5 km: Johan Van der Velde (NED/Panasonic)6. Villers sur Mer-Cherbourg 200 km: Guido Bontempi (ITA/Carrera) 7. Cherbourg-St Hilaire du Harcouët 201 km: Ludo Peeters (BEL/Kwantum-Hallen), Jorgen Pedersen (DEN/Carrera)8. St Hilaire du Harcouët-Nantes 204 km: Eddy Planckaert (BEL/Panasonic) 9. Nantes-Nantes 61.5 km TT: Hinault 10. Nantes-Futuroscope 183 km: Angel-Jose Sarrapio (ESP/Teka) 11. Poitiers-Bordeaux 258.3 km: Rudy Dhaenens (BEL/Hitachi) 12. Bayonne-Pau 217.5 km: Pedro Delgado (ESP/PDM), Hinault13. Pau-Luchon Superbagnères 186 km: LeMond 14. Luchon-Blagnac 154 km: Ruttimann 15. Carcassonne-Nîmes 225.5 km: Frank Hoste (BEL/Fagor) 16. Nîmes-Gap 246.5 km: Jean-Francois Bernard (FRA/La Vie Claire) 17. Gap-Serre Chevalier 190 km: Eduardo Chozas (ESP/Teka), LeMond18. Briançon-L'Alpe d'Huez 162.5 km: Hinault 19. Villard de Lans-St Etienne 179.5 km: Julian Gorospe (ESP/TS Batteries-Reynolds) 20. St Etienne-St Etienne 58 km TT: Hinault 21. St Etienne-Puy de Dôme 190 km: Erich Maechler (SUI/Carrera) 22. Clermont Ferrand-Nevers 194 km: Bontempi 23. Cosne sur Loire-Paris 255 km: Bontempi. |
| 1985 - 72nd June 28--July 21 Plumelec Champs-Élysées 4109 kms Prologue + 22 stages 1 rest day: Villars-de-Lans 18 trade teams 180 starters 144 finishers F 3,003,050, F 180,000 + 120,000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire/Hinault/11) 31 yrs, b. 14 Nov 1954 113h 24m 23s at 36.232 2. Greg LeMond (USA/La Vie Claire) at 1m 42s 3. Stephen Roche (IRL/La Redoute) at 4m 29s 4. Sean Kelly (IRL/Skil) at 6m 26s 5. Phil Anderson (AUS/Panasonic-Raleigh) at 7m 44s 6. Pedro Delgado (ESP/) at 11m 53s 7. Luis Herrera (COL/Cafe de Colombia-Varta) at 12m 53s 8. Fabio Parra (COL/Cafe de Colombia-Varta) at 13m 35s 9. Eduardo Chozas (ESP/Reynolds) at 13m 56s 10. Steve Bauer (CAN) at 14m 57s ... 144. Mario Ronchiato (ITA/Santini-Selle Italia) at 4h 13m 48s Teams: La Vie Claire (FRA) Mountains: Luis Herrera (COL/Cafe de Colombia-Varta) Points: Sean Kelly (IRL/Skil) Youth [Neophyte]: Fabio Parra (COL/Cafe de Colombia-Varta) Combative: Maarten Ducrot (NED/Kwantum-Decosol) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Plumelec 6.8 km TT: Hinault1. Vannes-Lanester 256 km: Rudy Matthijs (BEL/Hitachi-Sunair), Eric Vanderaerden (BEL/)2. Lorient-Vitré 242 km: Matthijs 3. Vitré-Fougères 73 km TTT: La Vie Claire 4. Fougères-Pont Audemer 239 km: Gerrit Solleveld (NED/Kwantun-Decosol), Kim Andersen (DEN/La Vie Claire)5. Neufchatel en Bray-Roubaix 224 km: Henri Manders (NED/Kwantum-Decosol) 6. Roubaix-Reims 221.5 km: Francis Castaing (FRA/Peugeot-Shell) 7. Reims-Nancy 217.5 km: Ludwig Wijnants (BEL/Tonissteiner) 8. Sarrebourg-Strasbourg 75 km TT: Hinault9. Strasbourg-Epinal 173.5 km: Maarten Ducrot (NED/Kwantum-Decosol) 10. Epinal-Pontarlier 204.5 km: Jorgen Pedersen (DEN/Carrera-Inoxpran) 11. Pontarlier-Morzine Avoriaz 195 km: Herrera 12. Morzine-Lans en Vercors 269 km: Parra 13. Villard de Lans 38 km TT: Vanderaerden 14. Autrans-St Etienne 179 km: Herrera 15. St Etienne-Aurillac 237.5 km: Chozas 16. Aurillac-Toulouse 247 km: Frédéric Vichot (FRA/Skil) 17. Toulouse-Luz Ardiden 209.5 km: Delgado 18a. Luz St Sauveur-Col d'Aubisque 52.5 km: Roche 18b. Laruns-Pau 83.5 km: Régis Simon (FRA/La Redoute) 19. Pau-Bordeaux 203 km: Vanderaerden 20. Montpon Ménestrel-Limoges 225 km: Johan Lammerts (NED/Panasonic-Raleigh) 21. Circuit du Lac de Vassivière 45.7 km TT: LeMond 22. Orléans-Paris 196 km: Matthijs. |
| 1984 - 71st June 29--July 22 Montreuil-sous-Bois Champs-Élysées 4021 kms Prologue + 23 stages 1 rest day: Grenoble 17 trade teams 170 starters 124 finishers F 2,561,450, F 40,000 + 120,000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Laurent Fignon (FRA/Renault-Elf/Gitane/1) 24 yrs, b. 12 Aug 1960 112h 03m 40s at 35.882 kph 2. Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire-Terraillon) at 10m 32s 3. Greg LeMond (USA/Renault-Elf) at 11m 46s 4. Robert Millar (GBR/Peugeot-Shell) at 14m 42s 5. Sean Kelly (IRL/Skil-Reydel-Sem) at 16m 35s 6. Angel Arroyo (ESP/Reynolds) at 19m 22s 7. Pascal Simon (FRA/Peugeot-Shell) at 21m 17s 8. Pedro Munoz (ESP/Teka) at 26m 17s 9. Claude Criquielion (BEL/Mondial Moquette-Splendor) at 29m 12s 10. Phil Anderson (AUS/Panasonic-Raleigh) at 29m 16s ... 124. Gilbert Glaus (SUI/Cilo-Aufina) at 4h 1m 17s Teams: Renault-Elf (FRA) Mountains: Robert Millar (GBR/Peugeot-Shell-Michelin) Points: Frank Hoste (BEL/Europ Decor-Boule d'Or-Eddy Merckx) Youth [Neophyte]: Greg LeMond (USA/Renault-Elf) Combative: Bernard Hinault (FRA/La Vie Claire-Terraillon) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Montreuil-Noisy le Sec 5.4 km TT: Hinault1. Bondy-St Denis 148.5 km: Hoste, Ludo Peeters (BEL/Kwantum Hallen-Decosol)2. Bobigny-Louvroil 249.5 km: Marc Madiot (FRA/Renault-Elf), Jacques Hanegraaf (NED/Kwantum Hallen-Decosol)3. Louvroil-Valenciennes 51 km TTT: Renault 4. Valenciennes-Béthune 83 km: Ferdi Van den Haute (BEL/Le Redoute), Adri Van der Poel (NED/Kwantum Hallen-Decosol)5. Béthune-Cergy Pontoise 207 km: Paulo Ferreira (POR/Sporting Lisboa-Raposeira), Vincent Barteau (FRA/Reault-Elf)6. Cergy Pontoise-Alençon 202 km: Hoste 7. Alençon-Le Mans 67 km TT: Fignon 8. Le Mans-Nantes 192 km: Pascal Jules (FRA/Renault-Elf) 9. Nantes-Bordeaux 338 km: Jan Raas (NED//Kwantum Hallen-Decosol) 10. Langon-Pau 198 km: Eric Vanderaerden (BEL/Panasonic-Raleigh) 11. Pau-Guzet Neige 226.5 km: Millar 12. St Girons-Blagnac 111 km: Pacal Poisson (FRA/Renault-Elf) 13. Blagnac-Rodez 220.5 km: Pierre-Henri Mentheour (FRA/Renault-Elf) 14. Rodez-Domaine du Rouret 227.5 km: Fons De Wolf (BEL/Europ Decor-Boule d'Or) 15. Domaine du Rouret-Grenoble 241.5 km: Frédéric Vichot (FRA/Skil-Reydel-Sem) 16. Les Echelles-La Ruchère 22 km TT: Fignon 17. Grenoble-L'Alpe d'Huez 151 km: Luis Herrera (COL/Colombia-Varta), Fignon18. Bourg d'Oisans-La Plagne 185 km: Fignon 19. La Plagne-Morzine 186 km: Arroyo 20. Morzine-Crans Montana 140.5 km: Fignon 21. Crans Montana, Villefranche en Beaujolais 320.5 km: Hoste 22. Villié Morgon-Villefranche en Beaujolais 51 km TT: Fignon 23. Pantin-Paris 196.5 km: Vanderaerden. |
| 1983 - 70th July 1--24 Fontenay-sous-Bois Champs-Élysées 3809 kms Prologue + 22 stages 1 rest day: L’Alpe-d’Huez Open Tour: 13 trade teams, 1 amateur team (COL) 140 starters 88 finishers F 2,304,260, F 40,000 + 120.000 Merlin-Plage apartment 3 doping infractions: Joop Zoetemelk (NED) stage 2; Jean-Francois Rodriguez (FRA) stage 3; Pierre Bazzo (FRA) stage 7; 10m applied stage 12 |
1. Laurent Fignon (FRA/Renault-Elf-Gitane/Gitane/15) 23 yrs, b. 12 Aug 1960 105h 07m 52s at 36.230 kph 2. Angel Arroyo (ESP/Reynolds) at 4m 4s 3. Peter Winnen (NED/TiRaleigh-Campagnolo) at 4m 9s 4. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Metauro mobili-Pinarello) at 4m 16s 5. Robert Alban (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) at 7m 53 6. Jean-René Bernaudeau (FRA/Wolber) at 8m 59s 7. Sean Kelly (IRL/Sem-Mavic-Reydel) at 12m 9s 8. Marc Madiot (FRA/Renault-Elf) at 14m 55s 9. Phil Anderson (AUS/Peugeot-Shell-Michelin) at 16m 56s 10. Henk Lubberding (NED/TiRaleigh-Campagnolo) at 18m 55s ... 88. Marcel Laurens (BEL/J. Aernoudt-Hoonved-Marc Zeep) at 4h 2m 46s Teams: Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo (NED) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Metauro mobili-Pinarello) Points: Sean Kelly (IRL/Sem-Mavic-Reydel) Youth [Neophyte]: Laurent Fignon (FRA/Renault-Elf) Combative: Serge Demierre (SUI/Cilo-Aufina) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Fontenay sous Bois 5.5 km TT: Eric Vanderaerden (BEL/J. Aernoudt-Hoonved-Marc Zeep)1. Nogent sur Marne-Créteil 163 km: Frits Pirard (NED/Metauro mobili-Pinarello) 2. Soissons-Fontaine au Pire 100 km TTT: Coop-Mercier-Mavic, Jean-Louis Gauthier (FRA/Coop-Mercier-Mavic)3. Valenciennes-Roubaix 152 km: Rudy Matthijs (BEL/Boule d'Or-Colnago), Kim Andersen (DEN/Coop-Mercier-Mavic)4. Roubaix-Le Havre 300 km: Demierre 5. Le Havre-Le Mans 257 km: Dominique Gaigne (FRA/Renault-Elf) 6. Chateaubriand-Nantes 58.5 km TT: Bert Oosterbosch (NED/TiRaleigh-Campagnolo) 7. Nantes-Ile d'Oléron 216 km: Ricardo Magrini (ITA/Metauro mobili-Pinarello) 8. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 222 km: Oosterbosch 9. Bordeaux-Pau 207 km: Philippe Chevallier (FRA/Renault-Elf), Kelly10. Pau-Bagnères de Luchon 201 km: Millar, Pascal Simon (FRA/Peugeot-Shell)11. Bagnères de Luchon-Fleurance 177 km: Régis Clère (FRA/Coop-Mercier-Mavic) 12. Fleurance-Roquefort sur Soulzon 261 km: Andersen 13. Roquefort sur Soulzon-Aurillac 210 km: Lubberding 14. Aurillac-Issoire 149 km: Pierre Le Bigaut (FRA/Coop-Mercier-Mavic) 15. Clermont Ferrand-Puy de Dôme 15.6 km TT: Arroyo 16. Issoire-St Etienne 144.5 km: Michel Laurent (FRA/Coop-Mercier-Mavic) 17. La Tour du Pin-L'Alpe d'Huez 223 km: Winnen, Fignon18. Bourg d'Oisans-Morzine 247 km: Jacques Michaud (FRA/Coop-Mercier-Mavic) 19. Morzine-Avoriaz 15 km TT: Van Impe 20. Morzine-Dijon 291 km: Philippe Leleu (FRA/Wolber) 21. Dijon-Dijon 50 km TT: Fignon 22. Alfortville-Paris 195 km: Gilbert Glaus (SUI/Cilo-Aufina). |
| 1982 - 69th July 2--25 Bâle (SUI) Champs-Élysées 3507 kms Prologue + 21 stages 2 rest days: Lille, Martigues 17 trade teams 169 starters 125 finishers F 2,207,220, F 30,000 + 120.000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Elf-Gitane/Gitane/1) 28 yrs, b. 14 Nov 1954 92h 08m 46s at 38.059 kph 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/Coop-Mercier) at 6m 21s 3. Johan Van der Velde (NED/Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo) at 8m 59s 4. Peter Winnen (NED/Capri Sonne-Campagnolo) at 9m 24s 5. Phil Anderson (AUS/Peugeot-Shell) at 12m 16s 6. Beat Breu (SUI/Cilo-Aufina) at 13m 21s 7. Daniel Willems (BEL/Sunair-Colnago) at 15m 33s 8. Raymond Martin (FRA/Coop-Mercier) at 15m 35s 9. Hennie Kuiper (NED/Daf Trucks-Teve Blad-Rossin) at 17m 1s 10. Alberto Fernandez (ESP/Teka) at 17m 19s ... 125. Werner Devos (BEL/Sunair-Colnago) at 3h 4m 44s Teams: Coop-Mercier-Mavic (FRA) Mountains: Bernard Vallet (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) Points: Sean Kelly (IRL/SEM-France Loire-Campagnolo) Youth: Phil Anderson (AUS/Peugeot-Shell-Michelin) Combative: Régis Clère (FRA/Coop-Mercier) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Bâle (SUI) 7.4 km TT: Hinault1. Circuit de Schupfart-Möhlin (SUI) 207 km: Ludo Peeters (BEL/Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo)2. Bâle-Nancy 250 km: Anderson3. Nancy-Longwy 134 km: Willems 4. Beauraing-Mouscron 219 km: Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo) 5. Orchies-Fontaine au Pire TTT: Annulled, replaced by stage 9a 6. Lille-Lille 233 km: Jan Raas (NED/Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo) 7. Cancale-Concarneau 234.5 km: Pol Verschuere (BEL/Vermeer-Thijs-Gios) 8. Concarneau-Chateaulin 200.8 km: Frank Hoste (BEL/Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo) 9a. Lorient-Plumelec 69 km TTT: Ti Raleigh-Campagnolo 9b. Plumelec-Nantes 138.5 km: Stefan Mutter (SUI/Puch-Eorotex-Campagnolo) 10. Saintes-Bordeaux 147.2 km: Pierre-Raymond Villemiane (FRA/Wolber-Spidel) 11. Valence d'Agen 57.3 km TT: Knetemann, Hinault12. Fleurance-Pau 249 km: Sean Kelly (IRL/Sem-France Loire-Campagnolo) 13. Pau-St Lary Soulan Plat d'Adet 122 km: Breu 14. Martigues 32.5 km TT: Hinault 15. Manosque-Orcières Merlette 208 km: Pascal Simon (FRA/Peugeot-Shell) 16. Orcières Merlette-L'Alpe d'Huez 123 km: Breu 17. Bourg d'Oisans-Morzine 251 km: Winnen 18. Morzine-St Priest 233 km: Adri Van Houwelingen (NED/Vermeer-Thijs-Gios) 19. St Priest-St Priest 48 km TT: Hinault 20. Sens-Aulnay sous Bois 161 km: Willems 21. Fontenay sous Bois-Paris 186.8 km: Hinault. |
| 1981 - 68th June 25--July 19 Nice Champs-Élysées 3753 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Nantes, Morzine 15 trade teams 150 starters 121 finishers F 2,324,000, F 30,000 + 100.000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Elf-Gitane/Gitane/131) 27 yrs, b. 14 Nov 1954 96h 19m 38s at 38.960 kph 2. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Boston-Mavic) at 14m 34s 3. Robert Alban (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) at 17m 4s 4. Joop Zoetemelk (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) at 18m 21s 5. Peter Winnen (NED/Capri Sonne-Koga Miyata) at 20m 26s 6. Jean-René Bernaudeau (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) at 23m 2s 7. Johan De Muynck (BEL/Wickes-Splendor-Europ Decor) at 24m 25s 8. Sven-Ake Nilsson (SUE/Wickes-Splendor-Europ Decor) at 24m 37s 9. Claude Criquielion (BEL/Wickes-Splendor-Europ Decor) at 26m 18s 10. Phil Anderson (AUS/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) at 27m ... 121. Faustino Cuelli (ESP/Teka) at 4h 29m 54s Teams: Peugeot-Esso-Michelin (FRA) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Boston-Mavic) Points: Freddy Maertens (BEL/sunair-Sport 80-Colnago) Youth: Peter Winnen (NED/Capri Sonne-Koga Miyata) Combative: Christian Levavasseur (FRA/Miko-Mercier) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Nice 5.8 km TT: Hinault1a. Nice-Nice 97 km: Maertens 1b. Nice-Antibes-Nice 40 km TTT: Ti-Raleigh-Creda, Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda)2. Nice-Martigues 254 km: Johan Van de Velde (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 3. Martigues-Narbonne 232 km: Maertens 4. Narbonne-Carcassonne 77.2 km TTT: Ti Raleigh-Creda 5. St Gaudens-St Lary Soulan 117.5 km: Van Impe, Anderson6. Nay-Pau 26.7 km TT: Hinault7. Pau-Bordeaux 227 km: Urs Freuler (SUI/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 8. Rochefort sur Mer-Nantes 182 km: Ad Wijnands (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 9. Nantes-Le Mans 196.5 km: René Martens (BEL/Daf Trucks-Cote d'Or-Gazelle) 10. Le Mans-Aulnay sous Bois 264 km: Wijnands 11. Compiègne-Roubaix 246 km: Daniel Willems (BEL/Capri Sonne-Koga Miyata) 12a. Roubaix-Bruxelles (BEL) 107.3 km: Maertens 12b. Bruxelles-Zolder (BEL) 137.8 km: Eddy Planckaert (BEL/Wickes-Splendor-Europ Decor) 13. Beringen-Hasselt (BEL) 157 km: Maertens 14. Mulhouse-Mulhouse 38.5 km TT: Hinault 15. Besançon-Thonon les Bains 231 km: Sean Kelly (IRL/Wickes-Splendor-Europ Decor) 16. Thonon les Bains-Morzine 199.5 km: Alban 17. Morzine-L'Alpe d'Huez 230.5 km: Winnen 18. Bourg d'Oisans-Le Pleynet 131 km: Hinault 19. Veurey-St Priest 117.5 km: Willems 20. St Priest 46.5 km TT: Hinault 21. Auxerre-Fontenay sous Bois 207 km: Van der Velde 22. Fontenay sous Bois-Paris 186.8 km: Maertens. |
| 1980 - 67th June 26--July 21 Frankfurt (GER) Champs-Élysées 3842 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: St-Malo, Morzine 13 trade teams 130 starters 85 finishers F 1,487,930, F 100,000 Merlin-Plage apartment Creation of Société du Tour |
1. Joop Zootemelk (HOL/Ti-Raleigh-Creda/Raleigh/11) 34 yrs, b. 3 Dec 1946 109h 19m 14s at 35.144 kph 2. Hennie Kuiper (NED/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) at 6m 55s 3. Raymond Martin (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) at 7m 56s 4. Johan De Muynck (BEL/Splendor-Admiral-TV Ekspres) at 12m 24s 5. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Puch-Sem-Campagnolo) at 15m 37s 6. Christian Seznec (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) at 16m 16s 7. Sven-Ake Nilsson (SUE/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) at 16m 33s 8. Ludo Peeters (BEL/Ijsboerke-Warncke Eis-Koga Miyata) at 20m 45s 9. Pierre Bazzo (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) at 21m 3s 10. Henk Lubberding (NED/Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo) at 21m 10s ... 85. Gerhard Schonbacher (AUT/Marc-IWC-VRD) at 2h 10m 52s Teams: Miko-Mercier-Vivagel (FRA) Mountains: Raymond Martin (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) Points: Rudy Pevenage (BEL/Ijsboerke-Warncke Eis-Koga Miyata) Youth: Johan Van der Velde (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) Combative: Christian Levavasseur (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Frankfort (GER) 7.6 km TT: Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo)1a. Frankfort-Wiesbaden (GER) 133 km: Jan Raas (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 1b. Wiesbaden-Frankfort (GER) 45.8 km TTT: Ti-Raleigh-Creda, Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda)2. Frankfort-Metz 276 km: Rudy Pevenage (BEL/Ijsboerke-Warncke Eis-Koga Miyata), Yvon Bertin (FRA/Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo)3. Metz-Liège (BEL) 282.5 km: Lubberding, Pevenage4. Circuit de Spa (BEL) 34.6 km TT: Hinault 5. Liège-Lille 249.6 km: Hinault 6. Lille-Compiègne 215.8 km: Jean-Louis Gauthier (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Vivagel) 7a. Compiègne-Beauvais 65 km TTT: Ti-Raleigh 7b. Beauvais-Rouen 92 km: Raas 8. Flers-St Malo 164.2 km: Bert Oosterbosch (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 9. St Malo-Nantes 205.3 km: Raas 10. Rochefort sur Mer-Bordeaux 203 km: Cees Priem (NED/Ti Raleigh-Creda) 11. Damazan-Laplume 51.8 km TT: Zoetemelk, Hinault12. Agen-Pau 194.1 km: Knetemann 13. Pau-Bagnères de Luchon 200.4 km: Martin, Zoetemelk14. Lézignan Corbières-Montpellier 189.5 km: Peeters 15. Montpellier-Martigues 160 km: Bernard Vallet (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) 16. Trets-Pra Loup 208.6 km: Jos Deschoenmaecker (BEL/Marc-IWC-VRD) 17. Serre Chevalier-Morzine 242 km: Mariano Martinez (FRA/La Redoute-Motobecane) 18. Morzine-Prapoutel les Sept Laux 198.8 km: Ludo Loos (BEL/Marc-IWC-VRD) 19. Voreppe-St Etienne 139.7 km: Sean Kelly (IRL/Splendor-Admiral-TV Ekspres) 20. St Etienne-St Etienne 34.5 km TT: Zoetemelk 21. Auxerre-Fontenay sous Bois 208 km: Kelly 22. Fontenay sous Bois-Paris 186 km: Pol Verschuere (BEl/Ijsboerke-Warncke Eis-Koga Miyata). |
| 1979 - 66th June 27--July 22 Fleurance Champs-Élysées 3765 kms Prologue + 24 stages 1 rest day: Les Ménuires 15 trade teams 150 starters 89 (90) finishers F 1,338,120, F 100,000 Merlin-Plage apartment 3 doping infractions: Battaglin (ITA) stage 13, 10m penalty; Chaumaz () stage 16, eliminated; Zoetemelk (NED) after final stage, 10m penalty |
1. Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Gitane/Gitane/1) 25 yrs, b. 14 Nov 1954 103h 06m 50s at 36.513 kph 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/Miko-Mercier) at 13m 7s 3. Joaquim Agostinho (ESP/Flandria-Ca Va Seul) at 26m 53s 4. Hennie Kuiper (NED/Peugeot-Esso) at 28m 2s 5. Jean-René Bernaudeau (FRA/Renault-Gitane) at 32m 43s 6. Giovanni Battaglin (ITA/Inoxpran) at 38m 12s 7. Jo Maas (NED/Daf Trucks) at 38m 38s 8. Paul Wellens (BEL/Ti Raleigh) at 39m 6s 9. Claude Criquielion (BEL/Kas) at 40m 38s 10. Dietrich Thurau (GER/Ijsboerke-Warncke) at 44m 35s ... 89. Gerhard Schonbacher (AUT/Daf Trucks) at 4h 19m 21s Teams: Renault-Gitane (FRA) Mountains: Giovanni Battaglin (ITA/Inoxpran) Points: Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Gitane) Youth: Jean-René Bernaudeau (FRA/Renault-Gitane) Combative: |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Fleurance 5 km TT: Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh)1. Fleurance-Luchon 225 km: René Bittinger (FRA/Flandria-Ca Va Seul), Bernaudeau2. Luchon-Superbagnères 23.9 km TT: Hinault3. Luchon-Pau 180.5 km: Hinault 4. Captieux-Bordeaux 86.6 km TTT: Ti Raleigh 5. Neuville de Poitou-Angers 145.5 km: Jan Raas (NED/Ti Raleigh) 6. Angers-St Brieuc 238.5 km: Joseph Jacobs (BEL/Ijsboerke-Warncke) 7. St Hilaire du Harcouët-Deauville 158.2 km: Leo Van Vliet (NED/Ti Raleigh) 8. Deauville-Le Havre 90.2 km TTT: Ti Raleigh 9. Amiens-Roubaix 201.2 km: Ludo Delcroix (BEL/Ijsboerke-Warncke), Zoetemelk10. Roubaix-Bruxelles (BEL) 124 km: Maas 11. Bruxelles (BEL) 33.4 km TT: Hinault 12. Rochefort-Metz 193 km: Christian Seznec (FRA/Miko-Mercier) 13. Metz-Ballon d'Alsace 202 km: Pierre-Raymond Villemiane (FRA/Renault-Gitane) 14. Belfort-Evian 248.2 km: Marc Demeyer (BEL/Flandria-Ca Va Seul) 15. Evian-Morzine Avoriaz 54.2 km TT: Hinault16. Morzine-Les Menuires 201.3 km: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Kas) 17. Les Menuires-L'Alpe d'Huez 166.5 km: Agostinho 18. L'Alpe d'Huez-L'Alpe d'Huez 118.5 km: Zoetemelk 19. L'Alpe d'Huez-St Priest 162 km: Thurau 20. St Priest-Dijon 239.6 km: Sergio Parsani (ITA/Bianchi-Faema) 21. Dijon 48.8 km TT: Hinault 22. Dijon-Auxerre 189 km: Knetemann 23. Auxerre-Nogent sur Marne 205 km: Hinault 24. Le Perreux.s.Marne-Paris 180.3 km: Hinault. |
| 1978 - 65th June 29--July 23 Leiden (NED) Champs-Élysées 3913 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Biarritz, l’Alpe-d’Huez 11 trade teams 110 starters 78 finishers F 1,227,545, F 100,000 Merlin-Plage apartment 1 doping infraction: Michel Pollentier (BEL) stage 16 defrauding control, elimination |
1. Bernard Hinault (FRA/Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo) 24 yrs, b. 14 Nov 1954 108h 18m 00s at 36.084 kph (34.9) 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/Miko-Mercier-Hutchinson) at 3m 56s 3. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Velda-Lano-Flandria) at 6m 54s 4. Joseph Bruyère (BEL/C & A) at 9m 4s 5. Christian Seznec (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Hutchinson) at 12m 50s 6. Paul Wellens (BEL/Ti Raleigh) at 14m 38s 7. Francisco Galdos (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) at 17m 8s 8. Henk Lubberding (NED/Ti Raleigh) at 17m 26s 9. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/C & A) at 21m 1s 10. Mariano Martinez (FRA/Jobo-Superia) at 22m 58s ... 78. Philippe Tesnière (FRA/Fiat-France) at 3h 52m 26s Teams: Miko - Mercier-Hutchinson (FRA) Mountains: Mariano Martinez (FRA/Jobo-Superia) Points: Freddy Maertens (BEL/Velda-Lano-Flandria) Youth: Henk Lubberding (NED/Ti Raleigh) Combative: Paul Wellens (BEL/Ti Raleigh)Rush: Jacques Bossis (FRA/Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Leiden (NED) 5.2 km TT: Jan Raas (NED/Ti Raleigh) 1a. Leiden-St Willebrord (NED) 135 km: Rass1b. St Willebrord-Bruxelles (BEL) 100 km: Walter Planckaert (BEL/C & A) 2. Bruxelles-St Amand les Eaux 199 km: Jacques Esclassan (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) 3. St Amand les Eaux-St Germain en Laye 243.5 km: Klaus-Peter Thaler (NED/Ti Raleigh), Jacques Bossis (FRA/Renault-Gitane)4. Evreux-Caen 153 km TTT: Ti Raleigh, Thaler5. Caen-Mazé Montgeoffroy 244 km: Maertens 6. Mazé Montgeoffroy-Poitiers 166.2 km: Sean Kelly (IRL/Velda-Lano-Flandria), Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh)7. Poitiers-Bordeaux 242 km: Maertens 8. St Emilion-Ste Foye la Grande 59.3 km TT: Hinault, Bruyère9. Bordeaux-Biarritz 233 km: Miguel-Maria Lasa (ESP/Teka) 10. Biarritz-Pau 191.5 km: Lubberding 11. Pau-St Lary Soulan 161 km: Martinez 12a. Tarbes-Valence d'Agen: Annulled 12b. Valence d'Agen-Toulouse 96 km: Esclassan 13. Figeac-Super Besse 221 km: Wellens 14. Besse en Chandesse-Puy de Dôme 52.5 km TT: Zoetemelk 15. St Dier d'Auvergne-St Etienne 196 km: Hinault 16. St Etienne-L'Alpe d'Huez 240.5 km: Zoetemelk17. Grenoble-Morzine 225 km: Seznec 18. Morzine-Lausanne 137.5 km: Knetemann 19. Lausanne-Belfort 181.5 km: Marc Demeyer (BEL/Velda-Lano-Flandria) 20. Metz-Nancy 72 km TT: Hinault21. Epernay-Senlis 207.5 km: Raas 22. St Germain en Laye-Paris 161.5 km: Knetemann |
| 1977 - 64th June 30--July 24 Fleurance Champs-Élysées 4096 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Bordeaux, Fribourg-en-Brisgau 10 trade teams 100 starters 53 finishers F 1,168,490, F 100,000 Merlin-Plage apartment 3 doping infractions: Joop Zoetemelk (NED) stage 15, 10m penalty; Joaquim Agostinho (POR) stage 18; Menendez (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) |
1. Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin/Peugeot/21) 29 yrs, b. 10 Jan 1948 115h 38m 30s at 35.419 kph 2. Hennie Kuiper (NED/Ti Raleigh) at 48s 3. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Lejeune-BP) at 3m 32s 4. Francisco Galdos (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) at 7m 45s 5. Dietrich Thurau (GER/Ti Raleigh) at 12m 24s 6. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Fiat) at 12m 38s 7. Michel Laurent (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) at 17m 42s 8. Joop Zoetemelk (NED/Miko-Mercier-Hutchinson) at 19m 22s 9. Raymond Delisle (FRA/Miko-Mercier-Hutchinson) at 21m 32s 10. Alain Meslet (FRA/Gitane-Campagnolo) at 27m 31s ... 53. Roger Loysch (BEL/Frisol-Gazelle-Thirion) at 2h 24m 8s Teams: Ti-Raleigh (NED) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Lejeune-BP) Points: Jacques Esclassan (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) Youth: Dietrich Thurau (GER/Ti Raleigh) Combative: Gerrie Knetemann (NED/Ti Raleigh) Hot Spots: Pierre-Raymond Villemiane (FRA/Gitane-Campagnolo) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Fleurance 5 km TT: Thurau1. Fleurance-Auch 237 km: Villemiane 2. Auch-Pau 253 km: Thurau 3. Oloron Ste Marie-Vitoria (ESP) 248.2 km: José Nazabal (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) 4. Vitoria-Seignosse le Penon 256 km: Régis Delépine (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) 5a. Morcenx-Bordeaux 138.5 km: Esclassan 5b. Bordeaux/Circuit du Lac 30.2 km TT: Thurau 6. Bordeaux-Limoges 225.5 km: Jan Raas (NED/Frisol-Gazelle-Thirion) 7a. Jaunay Clan-Angers 139.5 km: Patrick Sercu (BEL/Fiat) 7b. Angers 4 km TTT: Fiat 8. Angers-Lorient 246.5 km: Giacinto Santambrogio (ITA/Bianchi-Campagnolo) 9. Lorient-Rennes 187 km: Klaus-Peter Thaler (GER/Teka) 10. Bagnoles de l'Orne-Rouen 174 km: Fedor Den Hertog (NED/Frisol-Gazelle-Thirion) 11. Rouen-Roubaix 242.5 km: Jean-Pierre Dangaillaume (FRA/Peugeot-Esso-Michelin) 12. Roubaix-Charleroi (BEL) 192.5 km: Sercu 13a. Freibourg im Breisgau (GER) 46 km: Sercu 13b. Altkirch-Besançon 159.5 km: Danguillaume 14. Besançon-Thonon les Bains 230 km: Bernard Quilfen (FRA/Gitane-Campagnolo) 15a. Thonon les Bains-Morzine 105 km: Paul Wellens (BEL/Frisol-Gazelle-Thirion) 15b. Morzine-Avoriaz 14 km TT: Thévenet16. Morzine-Chamonix 121 km: Thurau 17. Chamonix-L'Alpe d'Huez 184.5 km: Kuiper 18. Rossignol Voiron-St Etienne 199.5 km: 19. St Trivier-Dijon 171.5 km: Knetemann 20. Dijon-Dijon 50 km TT: Thévenet 21. Montereau-Versailles 141.5 km: Knetemann 22a. Paris Champs Elysées 6 km TT: Thurau 22b. Circuit des Champs Elysées 90.7 km: Meslet. |
| 1976 - 63rd June 24--July 18 Saint-Jean-de-Monts/Merlin-Plage Champs-Élysées 4017 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Divonne-les-Bains, Port-Barcarès 13 teams 130 starters 87 finishers F 1,004,500, F 100,000 Merlin-Plage apartment |
1. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Gitane-Campagnolo/Gitane/11) 30 yrs, b. 20 Oct 1946 116h 22m 23s at 34.518 kph 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/GAN-Mercier) at 4m 14s 3. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/GAN-Mercier) at 12m 8s 4. Raymond Delisle (FRA/Peugeot-Esso) at 12m 17s 5. Walter Riccomi (ITA/SCIC-Fiat) at 12m 39s 6. Francisco Galdos (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) at 14m 50s 7. Michel Pollentier (BEL/Velda-Flandria) at 14m 59s 8. Freddy Maertens (BEL/Velda-Flandria) at 16m 9s 9. Fausto Bertoglio (ITA/Jolly Ceramica) at 16m 36s 10. Vincente Lopez-Carril (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) at 19m 28s ... 87. Aad Van den Hoek (NED/Ti Raleigh) at 3h 12m 54s Teams: KAS-Campagnolo (ESP) Mountains: Giancarlo Bellini (ITA/Brooklyn) Points: Freddy Maertens (BEL/Velda-Flandria) Youth: Enrique Martinez-Heredia (ESP/Kas-Campagnolo) Combative: Raymond Delisle (FRA/Peugeot-Esso) Hot Spots: Robert Mintkiewicz (FRA//Gitane-Campagnolo) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. St Jean de Monts 8 km TT: Maertens1. St Jean de Monts-Angers 173 km: Martens 2. Angers-Caen 236.5 km: Giovanni Battaglin (ITA/Jolly Ceramica) 3. Le Touquet Paris Plage 37 km TT: Maertens 4. Le Touquet-Bornem 258 km: Hennie Kuiper (NED/Ti-Raleigh) 5a. Louvain (BEL) 4.3 km TTT: Ti-Raleigh 5b. Louvain-Verviers (BEL) 144 km: Miguel-Maria Lasa (ESP/SCIC-Fiat) 6. Bastogne (BEL)-Nancy 209 km: Aldo Parecchini (ITA/Brooklyn) 7. Nancy-Mulhouse 205.5 km: Maertens 8. Valentigney-Divonne les Bains 220.5 km; Jacques Esclassan (FRA/Peugeot-Esso) 9. Divonne les Bains-L'Alpe d'Huez 258 km: Zoetemelk, Van Impe10. Bourg d'Oisans-Montgenèvre 166 km: Zoetemelk 11. Montgenèvre-Manosque, 224 km: José-Luis Viejo (ESP/Super Ser) 12. Port Barcares-Pyrénées 2000 205.5 km: Delisle13. Font Romeu-St Gaudens 188 km: Willy Teirlinck (BEL/Gitane-Campagnolo) 14. St Gaudens-St Lary Soulan 139 km: Van Impe15. St Lary Soulan-Pau 195 km: Wladimiro Panizza (ITA/SCIC-Fiat) 16. Pau-Fleurance 152 km: Pollentier 17. Fleurance-Auch 38.750 km TT: Ferdinand Bracke (BEL/Lejeune-BP) 18a. Auch-Langon 86 km: Maertens 18b. Langon-Lacanau océan 123 km: Maertens 18c. Lacanau océan-Bordeaux 70.5 km: Gerben Karstens (NED/Ti-Raleigh) 19. Ste Foy la Grande-Tulle 219.5 km: Hubert Mathis (FRA/Miko-Superia) 20. Tulle-Puy de Dôme 220 km: Zoetemelk 21. Montargis-Versailles 145.5 km: Maertens 22a. Paris/Champs Elysées 6 km TT: Maertens 22b. Paris/Champs Elysées 90.7 km: Karstens. |
| 1975 - 62nd June 26--July 20 Charleroi (BEL) Champs-Élysées 4000 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Auch, Nice 140 starters 86 finishers F 842,695, F 30,000 Maillot a Pois introduced |
1. Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot/Peugeot/51) 27 yrs, b. 10 Jan 1948 114h 35m 31s at 34.906 kph 2. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) at 2m 47s 3. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Gitane) at 5m 1s 4. Joop Zoetemelk (NED/GAN-Mercier) at 6m 42s 5. Vincente Lopez-Carril (ESP/Kas) at 19m 29s 6. Felice Gimondi (ITA/Bianchi) at 23m 5s 7. Francesco Moser (ITA/Filotex) at 24m 13s 8. Josef Fuchs (SUI/Filotex) at 25m 51s 9. Edouard Janssens (BEL/Molteni) at 32m 1s 10. Pedro Torres (ESP/Super Ser) at 35m 36s ... 86. Jacques Boulas (FRA/Jobo-Sabliere) at 3h 31m 21s Teams: GAN-Mercier (FRA) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Gitane) Points: Rik Van Linden (BEL/Bianchi) Youth: Francesco Moser (ITA/Filotex) Combative: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Hot Spots: Marc Demeyer (BEL/Flandria-Carpenter) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Charleroi (BEL) 6.250 km TT: Moser1a. Charleroi-Molenbeek (Bel) 94 km: Cees Priem (NED/Frisol-GBC) 1b. Molenbeek-Roubaix 108.5 km: Van Linden 2. Roubaix-Amiens 121.5 km: Ronald De Witte (FRA/Flandria-Carpenter) 3. Amiens-Versailles 169.5 km: Karel Rottiers (BEL/Molteni) 4. Versailles-Le Mans 223 km: Jacques Esclassan (FRA/Peugeot) 5. Sable sur Sarthe-Merlin Plage 222.5 km: Theo Smit (NED/Frisol-GBC) 6. Circuit Merlin-Plage 16 km TT: Merckx7. St Gilles Croix de Vie-Angoulême 235.5 km: Moser 8. Angoulême-Bordeaux 134 km: Barry Hoban (GBR/GAN-Mercier) 9a. Langon-Fleurance 131 km: Smit 9b. Fleurance-Auch 37.4 km TT: Merckx 10. Auch-Pau 206 km: Gimondi 11. Pau-St Lary Soulan 160 km: Zoetemelk 12. Tarbes-Albi 242 km: Gerrie Knetemann (NED/GAN-Mercier) 13. Albi-Super-Lioran 260 km: Michel Pollentier (BEL/Flandria-Carpenter) 14. Aurillac-Puy de Dôme 173.5 km: Van Impe 15. Nice-Pra Loup 217.5 km: Thévenet16. Barcelonnette-Serre Chevalier 107 km: Thévenet 17. Valloire-Morzine Avoriaz 225 km: Lopez-Carril 18. Morzine-Chatel 40 km TT: Van Impe 19. Thonon les Bains-Chalon sur Saône 229 km: Van Linden 20. Pouilly en Auxois-Melun 256 km: Giancinto Santambrogio (ITA/Bianchi) 21. Melun-Senlis 220.5 km: Van Linden 22. Circuit Paris/Champs Elysées 163.5 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Flandria-Carpenter). |
| 1974 - 61st June 27--July 21 Brest Piste Municipale de Vincennes 4098 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Aix-les-Bains, Colomiers-Toulouse 130 starters 105 finishers F 802,650, F 30,000 |
1. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni/Merckx/1) 29 yrs, b. 17 Jun 1945 116h 16m 58s at 35.241 kph 2. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/GAN-Mercier) at 8m 4s 3. Vincent Lopez-Carril (ESP/Kas) at 8m 9s 4. Wladimiro Panizza (ITA/Brooklyn) at 10m 59s 5. Gonzalo Aja (ESP/Kas) at 11m 24s 6. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Bic) at 14m 24s 7. Michel Pollentier (BEL/Carpenter-Confortluxe) at 16m 34s 8. Mariano Martinez (FRA/Sonolor-Gitane) at 18m 33s 9. Alain Santy (FRA/GAN-Mercier) at 19m 55s 10. Herman Van Springel (BEL/MIC-De Gribaldy) at 24m 11s 105. Lorenzo Alaimo (ITA/Frisol) at 3h 55m 46s Teams: KAS (ESP) Mountains: Domingo Perurena (ESP/Kas) Points: Patrick Sercu (BEL/Brooklyn) Combative: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Combined: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Hot Spots: Barry Hoban (GBR/GAN-Mercier) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Brest 7.1 km TT: Merckx1. Brest-St Pol de Leon 144 km: Ercole Gualazzini (ITA/Brooklyn), Joseph Bruyere (BEL/Molteni)2. Plymouth-Plymouth (GBR) 163.7 km: Henrik Poppe (NED/Frisol) 3. Morlaix-St Malo 190 km: Sercu 4. St Malo-Caen 184.5 km: Sercu, Merckx5. Caen-Dieppe 165 km: Ronald De Witte (BEL/Carpenter-Confortluxe), Gerben Karstens (BEL/Bic)6a. Dieppe-Harelbeke (BEL) 239 km: Jean-Luc Molinéris (FRA/Bic), Sercu6b. Harelbeke-Harelbeke 9 km TTT: Molteni, Gerben Karstens (BEL/Bic)7. Mons (Bel)-Chalons sur Marne 221.5 km: Merckx8a. Chalons sur Marne-Chaumont 136 km: Guimard 8b. Chaumont-Besançon 152 km: Sercu 9. Besançon-Gaillard 241 km: Merckx 10. Gaillard-Aix les Bains 131.5 km: Merckx 11. Aix les Bains-Serre Chevalier 199 km: Lopez-Carril 12. Savines le Lac-Orange 231 km: Jozef Spruyt (BEL/Molteni) 13. Avignon-Montpellier 126 km: Barry Hoban (GBR/GAN-Mercier) 14. Lodève-Colomiers 248.5 km: Jean-Pierre Genet (FRA/GAN-Mercier) 15. Colomiers-Seu d'Urgell (ESP) 225 km: Merckx 16. Seu d'Urgell-St Lary Soulan 209 km: Poulidor 17. St Lary Soulan-La Mongie 119 km: Jean-Pierre Danguillaume (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 18. Bagnères de Bigorre-Pau 141.5 km: Danguillaume 19a. Pau-Bordeaux 195.5 km: Francis Campaner (FRA/Lejeune-Jobo) 19b. Bordeaux Circuit du lac 12.4 km TT: Merckx 20. St Gilles Croix de Vie-Nantes 117 km: Gérard Vianen (NED/GAN-Mercier) 21a. Vouvray-Orléans 112.5 km: Merckx 21b. Orléans 37.5 km TT: Pollentier 22. Orléans-Paris 146 km: Merckx. |
| 1973 - 60th June 30--July 22 Scheveningen (NED) Piste Municipale de Vincennes 4090 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Divonne-les-Bains, Pyrénées 2000 132 starters 87 finishers F 660,000, F 20,000 |
1. Luis Ocana (ESP/Bic/Motobécane/51) 28 yrs, b. 9 Jun 1945 122h 25m 34s at 33.407 kph 2. Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 15m 51s 3. José Manuel Fuente (ESP/Kas) at 17m 15s 4. Joop Zoetemelk (NED/Gitane-Frigecreme) at 26m 22s 5. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor) at 30m 20s 6. Herman Van Springel (BEL/Rokado) at 32m 1s 7. Michel Périn (FRA/) at 33m 2s 8. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Bic) at 35m 51s 9. Vicente Lopez-Carril (ESP/Kas) at 36m 18s 10. Régis Ovion (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 36m 59s ... 87. Jacques Hochart (FRA/De Kova-Lejeune) at 4h 51m 9s Teams: Bic Mountains: Pedro Torrès (ESP/La Casera-Bahamontes) Points: Herman Van Springel (BEL/Rokado) Combative: Luis Ocana (ESP/Bic) Combined: Joop Zoetemelk (NED/Gitane-Frigecreme) Hot Spots: Marc Demeyer (BEL/Carpenter-Shimano) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Scheveningen (NED) 7.1 km TT: Zoetemelk1a. Scheveningen-Rotterdam (NED) 84 km: Willy Teirlinck (BEL/Sonolor)1b. Rotterdam-St Niklaas (BEL) 137.5 km: Jose Catieau (FRA/Bic), Van Springel2a. St Niklaas (BEL) 12.4 km TTT: Watney-Maes 2b. St Niklaas-Roubaix 138 km: Eddy Verstraeten (BEL/Watney-Maes) 3. Roubaix-Reims 226 km: Cyrille Guimard (FRA/GAN-Mercier), Catieau4. Reims-Nancy 214 km: Zoetemelk 5. Nancy-Mulhouse 188 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Carpenter-Shimano) 6. Belfort-Divonne les Bains 244.5 km: Jean-Pierre Danguillaume (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 7a. Divonne les Bains-Gaillard 86.5 km: Ocana7b. Gaillard-Méribel les Allues 150.5 km: Thévenet 8. Moutiers-Les Orres 237.5 km: Ocana 9. Embrun-Nice 234.5 km: Lopez-Carril 10. Nice-Aubagne 222.5 km: Michael Wright (GBR/Gitane-Frigecreme) 11. Montpellier-Argelès sur Mer 238 km: Barry Hoban (GBR/GAN-Mercier) 12a. Perpignan-Thuir 28.3 km TT: Ocana 12b. Thuir-Pyrénées 2000 76 km: Van Impe 13. Bourg Madame-Luchon 235 km: Ocana 14. Luchon-Pau 227.5 km: Pedro Torres (ESP/) 15. Pau-Fleurance 137 km: Wilfried David (BEL/Carpenter-Shimano) 16a. Fleurance-Bordeaux 210 km: Godefroot 16b. Bordeaux Lac 12.4 km TT: Agostinho 17. Ste Foy la Grande-Brive la Gaillarde 248 km: Claude Tollet (FRA/Sonolor) 18. Brive-Puy de Dôme 216.5 km: Ocana 19. Bourges-Versailles 233.5 km: Hoban 20a. Versailles 16 km TT: Ocana 20b. Versailles-Paris 89 km: Thévenet. |
| 1972 - 59th July 1--23 Angers Piste Municipale de Vincennes 3846 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Bayonne, Orcières-Merlettes 12 trade teams 132 starters 88 finishers F 552,000, F 20,000 |
1. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni/Merckx/1) 27 yrs, b. 17 Jun 1945 108h 17m 18s at 35.514 kph 2. Felice Gimondi (ITA/Salvarani) at 10m 41s 3. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/GAN-Mercier) at 11m 34s 4. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor) at 16m 45s 5. Joop Zoetemelk (NED/Beaulieu-Flandria) at 19m 9s 6. Mariano Martinez (FRA/De Gribaldy-Magniflex) at 21m 31s 7. Yves Hézard (FRA/Sonolor) at 21m 52s 8. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/De Gribaldy-Magniflex) at 34m 16s 9. Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 37m 11s 10. Edward Janssens (BEL/De Gribaldy-Magniflex) at 42m 33s ... 88. Alain Bellouis (FRA/Gitane) at 4h 3m 33s Teams: GAN-Mercier (FRA) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor) Points: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Combative: Cyrille Guimard (FRA/GAN-Mercier) Combined: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Hot Spots: Willy Teirlinck (BEL/Sonolor) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Angers 7.2 km TT: Merckx1. Angers-St Brieuc 235.5 km: Guimard2. St Brieuc-La Baule 206.5 km: Rik Van Linden (BEL/De Gribaldy-Magniflex) 3a. Pornichet-St Jean de Monts 161 km: Ercole Gualazzini (ITA/Salvarani) 3b. Circuit de Merlin Plage 16.2 km TTT: Molteni, Merckx4. Merlin Plage-Royan 236 km: Guimard5a. Royan-Bordeaux 133.5 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Peugeot-BP) 5b. Bordeaux Circuit du Lac 12.7 km TT: Merckx 6. Bordeaux-Bayonne 205 km: Leo Duyndam (BEL/Goudsmit-Hoff) 7. Bayonne-Pau 220.5 km: Hézard 8. Pau-Luchon 163.5 km: Merckx9. Luchon-Colomiers 179 km: Jozef Huysmans (BEL/Molteni) 10. Castres-La Grande Motte 210 km: Willy Teirlinck (BEL/Sonolor) 11. Carnon Plage-Mt Ventoux 207 km: Thévenet 12. Carpentras-Orcières Merlette 192 km: Van Impe 13. Orcières Merlette-Briançon 201 km: Merckx 14a. Briançon-Valloire Galibier 51 km: Merckx 14b. Valloire-Aix les Bains 151 km: Guimard 15. Aix les Bains-Le Revard 28 km: Guimard 16. Aix les Bains-Pontarlier 198.5 km: Teirlinck 17. Pontarlier-Ballon d'Alsace 213 km: Thévenet 18. Belfort-Auxerre 257.5 km: Marinus Wagtmans (NED/Goudsmit-Hoff) 19. Auxerre-Versailles 230 km: Joseph Bruyère (BEL/Molteni) 20a. Versailles 42 km TT: Merckx 20b. Versailles-Paris 89 km: Teirlinck. |
| 1971 - 58th June 26--July 18 Mulhouse Piste Municipale de Vincennes 3608 kms Prologue + 20 stages 2 rest days: Le Touquet, Orcières-Merlette 13 trade teams 130 starters 94 finishers F 470,600, F 20,000 1 doping infraction: Daunat (FRA) stage 18, 10 minutes penalty |
1. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni/Merckx/1) 26 yrs, b. 17 Jun 1945 96h 45m 14s at 38.084 kph 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/Mars-Flandria) at 9m 51s 3. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor-Lejeune) at 11m 6s 4. Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot) at 14m 50s 5. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Hoover-De Gribaldy) at 21m 6. Leif Mortensen (DEN/Bic) at 21m 38s 7. Cyrille Guimard (FRA/Fagor-Mercier) at 22m 58s 8. Bernard Labourdette (FRA/Bic) at 30m 7s 9. Lucien Aimar (FRA/Sonolor-Lejeune) at 32m 45s 10. Vicente Lopez-Carril (ESP/Kas) at 36m ... 94. Georges Chappe (FRA/Fagor-Mercier) at 3h 4m 54s Teams: Bic (FRA) Mountains: Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor-Lejeune) Points: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) Combative: Luis Ocana (ESP/Bic) Combined: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Molteni) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Mulhouse 11 km TTT: Molteni, Merckx1a. Mulhouse-Bâle (SUI) 59.5 km: Eric Leman (BEL/Mars-Flandria), Marinus Wagtmans (NED/Molteni)1b. Bâle-Fribourg (GER) 90 km: Gerben Karstens (NED/Goudsmit), Merckx1c. Fribourg-Mulhouse 74 km: Albert Van Vlierberghe (BEL/Ferretti) 2. Mulhouse-Strasbourg 144 km: Merckx 3. Strasbourg-Nancy 165.5 km: Wagtmans 4. Nancy-Marche en Famenne 242 km: Jean-Pierre Genet (FRA/Fagor-Mercier) 5. Dinant-Roubaix 208.5 km: Pietro Guerra (ITA/Salvarani) 6a. Roubaix-Amiens 127.5 km: Leman 6b. Amiens-Le Touquet 133.5 km: Mauro Simonetti (ITA/Ferretti) 7. Rungis-Nevers 257.5 km: Leman 8. Nevers-Puy de Dôme 221 km: Luis Ocana (ESP/Bic) 9. Clermont Ferrand-St Etienne 153 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Peugeot) 10. St Etienne-Grenoble 188.5 km: Thévenet, Zoetemelk11. Grenoble-Orcières Merlette 134 km: Ocana12. Orcières Merlette-Marseille 251 km: Luciano Armani (ITA/SCIC) 13. Albi 16.3 km TT: Merckx 14. Revel-Luchon 214.5 km: José-Manuel Fuente (ESP/Kas), Merckx15. Luchon-Superbagnères 19.6 km: Fuente 16a. Luchon-Gourette/Les Eaux Bonnes 145 km: Labourdette 16b. Gourette/Les Eaux Bonnes-Pau 57.5 km: Herman Van Springel (BEL/Molteni) 17. Mont de Marsan-Bordeaux 188 km: Merckx 18. Bordeaux-Poitiers 244 km: Jean-Pierre Danguillaume (FRA/Peugeot) 19. Blois-Versailles 185 km: Jan Krekels (NED/Goudsmit) 20. Versailles-Paris 53.8 km TT: Merckx. |
| 1970 - 57th June 27--July 19 Limoges Piste Municipale de Vincennes 4254 kms Prologue + 23 stages No rest days 15 trade teams 150 starters 100 finishers F 605,525, F 20,000 Prix du pain: F 2,30/kilo |
1. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema-Faemino/Merckx/1) 25 yrs, b. 17 Jun 1945 119h 31m 49s at 35.589 kph 2. Joop Zootemelk (NED/Mars-Flandria) at 12m 41s 3. Gosta Petterson (SWE/Ferretti) at 15m 54s 4. Martin Van Den Bossche (BEL/Molteni) at 18m 53s 5. Marinus Wagtmans (NED/Willem II-Gazelle) at 19m 54s 6. Lucien Van Impe (BEL/Sonolor-Lejeune) at 20m 34s 7. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Fagor-Mercier) at 20m 35s 8. Antoon Houbrechts (BEL/Salvarani) at 21m34s 9. Francisco Galdos (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 21m 45s 10. Georges Pintens (BEL/Mann-Grundig) at 23m 23s ... 100. Frits Hoogerheide (NED/Willem II-Gazelle) at 3h 52m 12s Teams: Salvarani (ITA) Mountains: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faemino) Points: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Salvarani) Combative: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faemino) Combined: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faemino) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Limoges 7.4 km TT: Merckx1. Limoges-La Rochelle 224.5 km: Cyrille Guimard (FRA/Fagor-Mercier) 2. La Rochelle-Angers 200 km: Italo Zilioli (ITA/Faema-Faemino)3a. Angers 10.7 km TTT: Faema-Faemino 3b. Angers-Rennes 140 km: Marino Basso (ITA/Molteni) 4. Rennes-Lisieux 229 km: Godefroot 5a. Lisieux-Rouen 94.5 km: Godefroot 5b. Rouen-Amiens 113 km: Jozef Spruyt (BEL/Faema-Faemino) 6. Amiens-Valenciennes 135.5 km: Roger de Vlaeminck (BEL/Mars-Flandria), Merckx7a. Valenciennes-Forest 119 km: Merckx 7b. Forest/Vorst 7.2 km TT: José-Antonio Gonzales-Linares (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) 8. Ciney-Felsberg 232.5 km: Alain Vasseur (FRA/Bic) 9. Sarrelouis-Mulhouse 269.5 km: Morgens Frey (DEN/Frimatic-De Gribaldy) 10. Belfort-Divonne 241 km: Merckx 11a. Divonne les Bains 8.8 km TT: Merckx 11b. Divonne-Thonon 139.5 km: Basso 12. Thonon-Grenoble 194 km: Merckx 13. Grenoble-Gap 195.5 km: Primo Mori (ITA/Salvarani) 14. Gap-Mt Ventoux 170 km: Merckx 15. Carpentras-Montpellier 144.5 km: Wagtmans 16. Montpellier-Toulouse 259.5 km: Albert Van Vlierberghe (BEL/Ferretti) 17. Toulouse-St Gaudens 190 km: Luis Ocana (ESP/Bic) 18. St Gaudens-La Mongie 135.5 km: Bernard Thévenet (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 19. Bagnères de Bigorre-Mourenx 185.5 km: Christian Raymond (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 20a. Mourenx-Bordeaux 231 km: Rolf Wolfshohl (GER/Fagor-Mercier) 20b. Bordeaux 8.2 km TT: Merckx 21. Ruffec-Tours 191.5 km: Basso 22. Tours-Versailles 238.5 km: Jean-Pierre Danguillaume (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 23. Versailles-Paris 54 km TT: Merckx. |
| 1969 - 56th June 28--July 20 Roubaix Piste Municipale de Vincennes 4117 kms Prologue + 22 stages No rest days 13 trade teams 129 starters 86 finishers F 600,000, F 20,000 3 doping infractions: Altig (GER), Guyot (FRA), Matignon (FRA) 15 minutes penalty |
1. Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema/Merckx/51) 24 yrs, b. 17 Jun 1945 116h 16m 02s at 35.409 kph 2. Roger Pingeon (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 17m 54s 3. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 22m 13s 4. Felice Gimondi (ITA/Salvarani) at 29m 24s 5. Andreas Gandarias (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 33m 4s 6. Marinus Wagtmans (NED/Willem II-Gazelle) at 33m 57s 7. Pierfranco Vianelli (ITA/)Molteni at 42m 40s 8. Joaquim Agostinho (POR/Frimatic-De Gribaldy) at 51m 41s 9. Desire Letort (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 51m 41s 10. Jan Janssen (NED/Bic) at 52m 26s ... 86. Andre Wilhem (FRA/Sonolor-Lejeune) at 3h 51m 53s Teams: Faema (ITA) Mountains: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema) Points: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema) Combative: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema) Combined: Eddy Merckx (BEL/Faema) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue. Roubaix 10.4 km TT: Rudi Altig (GER/Salvarani)1a. Roubaix-Woluwé St Pierre (BEL) 147 km: Marino Basso (ITA/Molteni) 1b. Woluwé St Pierre (BEL) 15.6 km TTT: Faema, Merckx2. Woluwé St Pierre- Maastricht (NED) 181.5 km: Julien Stevens (BEL/Faema)3. Maastricht-Charleville 213.5 km: Eric Leman (BEL/Flandria-De Clerck) 4. Charleville-Nancy 214 km: Rik Van Looy (BEL/Willem II-Gazelle) 5. Nancy-Mulhouse 193.5 km: Agostinho, Letort6. Mulhouse-Ballon d’Alsace 133.5 km: Merckx7. Belfort-Divonne 241 km: Mariano Diaz (ESP/Fagor) 8a. Divonne les Bains 8.8 km TT: Merckx 8b. Divonne-Thonon 136.5 km: Michele Dancelli (ITA/Molteni) 9. Thonon-Chamonix 111 km: Pingeon 10. Chamonix-Briançon 220.5 km: Herman Van Springel (BEL/Mann-Grundig) 11. Briançon-Digne 190 km: Merckx 12. Digne-Aubagne 161.5 km: Gimondi 13. Aubagne-La Grande Motte 195.5 km: Guido Reybroeck (BEL/Faema) 14. La Grande Motte-Revel 234.5 km: Agostinho 15. Revel 18.5 km TT: Merckx 16. Castelnaudary-Luchon 199 km: Raymond Delisle (FRA/Peugeot-BP) 17. Luchon-Mourenx 214.5 km: Merckx 18. Mourenx-Bordeaux 201 km: Barry Hoban (GBR/Mercier-BP) 19. Bordeaux-Brive 192.5 km: Hoban 20. Brive-Puy de Dôme 198 km: Pierre Matignon (FRA/Frimatic-De Gribaldy) 21. Clermont Ferrand-Montargis 329.5 km: Van Springel 22a. Montargis-Créteil 111.5 km: Jozef Spruyt (BEL/Faema) 22b. Créteil-Paris 36.8 km TT: Merckx. |
| 1968 - 55th June 27--July 21 Vittel Piste Municipale de Vincennes 4492 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Royan, Font-Romeu 11 national teams 110 starters 63 finishers F 574,850, F 20,000 2 doping infractions; Samyn (FRA), Stablinski (FRA) eliminated |
1. Jan Janssen (NED/Netherlands/Sauvage-Lejeune/94) 28 yrs, b. 19 May 1940 133h 49m 32s at 33.556 kph 2. Herman Van Springel (BEL/A) at 38s 3. Ferdinand Bracke (BEL/B) at 3m 3s 4. Gregorio San Miguel (ESP) at 3m 17s 5. Roger Pingeon (FRA/A) at 3m 29s 6. Rolf Wolfshohl (GER) at 3m 46s 7. Lucien Aimar (FRA/B) at 4m 44s 8. Franco Bitossi (ITA) at 4m 59s 9. Andreas Gandarias (ESP) at 5m 5s 10. Ugo Colombo (ITA) at 7m 55s ... 63. John Clarey (GBR) at 2h 43m 28s Teams: Spain Mountains: Aurelio Gonzales (ESP) Points: Franco Bitossi (ITA) Combative: Roger Pingeon (FRA/A) Combined: Franco Bitossi (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue 1a. Vittel 6.1 km: Charly Grosskost (FRA/B)1b. Vittel-Esch 189 km: Grosskost 2. Arlon-Forest (BEL) 210.5 km: Eric de Vlaeminck (BEL/B) 3a. Forest/Vorst (BEL) 22 km TTT: Belgium A, Van Springel3b. Forest-Roubaix 112 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/B) 4. Roubaix-Rouen 238 km: Georges Chappe (FRA/B), Jean-Pierre Genet (FRA/A)5a. Rouen-Bagnole de l’Orne 165 km: Andre Desvages (FRA/C), Georges Vandenberghe (BEL/B)5b. Bagnole de l’Orne-Dinard 154.5 km: Jean Dumont (FRA/C) 6. Dinard-Lorient 188 km: Gonzalez 7. Lorient-Nantes 190 km: Bitossi 8. Nantes-Royan 223 km: Daniel Van Ryckeghem (BEL/A) 9. Royan-Bordeaux 137.5 km: Godefroot 10. Bordeaux-Bayonne 202.5 km: Gilbert Bellone (FRA/B) 11. Bayonne-Pau 183.5 km: Van Ryckeghem 12. Pau-St Gaudens 226.5 km: Georges Pintens (BEL/A) 13. St Gaudens-Seu d'Urgell (ESP) 208.5 km: Van Springel 14. Seu d'Urgell-Canet Plage 231.5 km: Janssen 15. Font Romeu-Albi 250.5 km: Pingeon 16. Albi-Aurillac 199 km: Bitossi, Wolfshohl17. Aurillac-St Étienne 236.5 km: Genet 18. St Étienne-Grenoble 235 km: Pingeon, San Miguel19. Grenoble-Sallanches Cordon 200 km: Barry Hoban (GBR), Van Springel20. Sallanches-Besançon 242.5 km: Jozef Huysmans (BEL/A) 21. Besançon-Auxerre 242 km: Eric Leman (BEL/B) 22a. Auxerre-Melun 136 km: Maurice Izier (FRA/C) 22b. Melun-Paris 55.2 km TT: Janssen. |
| 1967 - 54th June 29--July 23 Angers Velodrome Parc des Princes 4779 kms Prologue + 22 stages 2 rest days: Belfort, Sète 13 national teams 130 starters 88 finishers F 541,300, F 20,000 Prologue introduced † fatality: Tom Simpson (GBR) stage 13, ascent Mt Ventoux |
1. Roger Pingeon (FRA/France/Peugeot/7) 27 yrs, b. 28 Aug 1940 136h 53m 50s at 34.756 kph 2. Julio Jimenez (ESP) at 3m 40s 3. Franco Balmamion (ITA/Primavera) at 7m 23s 4. Desire Letort (FRA/Bleuets) at 8m 18s 5. Jan Janssen (NED) at 9m 47s 6. Lucien Aimar (FRA) at 9m 47s 7. Felice Gimondi (ITA) at 10m 14s 8. Jozef Huysmans (BEL) at 16m 45s 9. Raymond Poulidor (FRA) at 18m 18s 10. Fernando Manzanèque (ESP/Esperanza) at 19m 22s ... 88. Jean-Pierre Genet (FRA) at 2h 21m 1s Teams: France (FRA) Mountains: Julio Jimenez (ESP) Points: Jan Janssen (NED) Combative: Desire Letort (FRA/Bleuets) |
Stages & Winners: Prologue 1a. Angers 5.775 km TT: José-Maria Errandonea (ESP)1b. Angers-St Malo 185.5 km: Walter Godefroot (BEL/Diables Rouges) 2. St Malo-Caen 180 km: Willy Van Neste (BEL)3. Caen-Amiens 248 km: Marino Basso (ITA/Primavera), Giancarlo Polidori (ITA/Primavera)4. Amiens-Roubaix 191 km: Guido Reybroeck (BEL/Diables Rouges), Jozef Spruyt (BEL)5a. Roubaix-Jambes (BEL) 172 km: Pingeon5b. Jambes (BEL) 17 km TTT: Belgium 6. Jambes-Metz 238 km: Van Springel 7. Metz-Strasbourg 205.5 km: Michael Wright (GBR), Raymond Riotte (FRA)8. Strasbourg-Ballon d’Alsace 215 km: Aimar, Pingeon9. Belfort-Divonne 238.5 km: Reybroeck 10. Divonne-Briançon 243 km: Gimondi 11. Briançon-Digne 197 km: Jose Samyn (FRA/Bleuets) 12. Digne-Marseille 207.5 km: Riotte 13. Marseille-Carpentras 211.5 km: Janssen 14. Carpentras-Sète 201.5 km: Barry Hoban (GBR) 15. Sète-Toulouse 230.5 km: Rolf Wolfshohl (GER) 16. Toulouse-Luchon 188 km: Manzanèque 17. Luchon-Pau 250 km: Raymond Mastrotto (FRA/Coqs) 18. Pau-Bordeaux 206.5 km: Basso 19. Bordeaux-Limoges 217 km: Jean Stablinski (FRA) 20. Limoges-Puy de Dôme 222 km: Gimondi 21. Clermont Ferrand-Fontainebleau 359 km: Paul Lemetayer (FRA) 22a. Fontainebleau-Versailles 104 km: Rene Bingelli (SUI/Sui-Lux) 22b. Versailles-Paris 46.6 km TT: Poulidor. |
| 1966 - 53rd June 21--July 14 Nancy Velodrome Parc des Princes 4329 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Luchon, Torino (ITA) 13 trade teams 130 starters 82 finishers F 424,700, F 20,000 |
1. Lucien Aimar (FRA/Ford-France/Géminiani/1) 25 yrs, b. 28 Apr 1941 117h 34m 21s at 36.760 kph 2. Jan Janssen (NED/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 1m 07s 3. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 2m 2s 4. José-Antonio Momene (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 5m 19s 5. Marcello Mugnaini (ITA/Filotex-Fiorelli) at 5m 27s 6. Herman Van Springel (BEL/Mann-Grundig) at 5m 44s 7. Francisco Gabica (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 6m 25s 8. Rene Pingeon (FRA/Peugeot-BP) at 8m 22s 9. Karl-Heinz Kunde (GER/Peugeot-BP) at 9m 6s 10. Martin Van den Bossche (BEL/Smiths) at 9m 57s ... 82. Paolo Manucci (ITA/Filotex-Fiorelli) at 2h 5m 26s Teams: KAS (ESP) Mountains: Julio Jimenez (ESP/Ford-France) Points: Willy Planckaert (BEL/Smiths) Combative: Rudy Altig (GER/Molteni) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Nancy-Charleville 208.5 km: Altig2. Charleville-Tournai (BEL) 198 km: Guido Reybroeck (BEL/Smiths) 3a. Tournai (BEL) 20.8 km TTT: Televizier 3b. Tounai-Dunkerque 131.5 km: Gerben Karstens (NED/Solo-Superia) 4. Dunkerque-Dieppe 205 km: Planckaert 5. Dieppe-Caen 178.5 km: Franco Bitossi (ITA/Filotex-Fiorelli) 6. Caen-Angers 216.5 km: Edward Sels (BEL/Solo-Superia) 7. Angers-Royan 252.5 km: Albert Van Vlierberghe (BEL/Smiths) 8. Royan-Bordeaux 137.5 km: Planckaert 9. Bordeaux-Bayonne 201 km: Karstens 10. Bayonne-Pau 234.5 km: Tommaso De Pra (ITA/Molteni)11. Pau-Luchon 188 km: Mugnaini, Jean-Claude Lebaube (FRA/Kamome-Dilecta)12. Luchon-Revel 218.5 km: Altig, Kunde13. Revel-Sète 191.5 km: Georges Vandenberghe (BEL/Smiths) 14a. Montpellier-Aubenas 144 km: Jos De Roo (NED/Televizier-Batavus) 14b. Vals-les-Bains 20 km TT: Poulidor 15. Privas-Bourg d’Oisans 203.5 km: Luis Otano (ESP/Fagor) 16. Bourg d'Oisans-Briançon 148.5 km: Jimenez, Janssen17. Briançon-Torino (ITA) 160 km: Bitossi, Aimar18. Ivrea ()-Chamonix 188 km: Edy Schutz (LUX/Smiths) 19. Chamonix-St Étienne 264.5 km: Ferdinand Bracke (BEL/Peugeot-BP) 20. St Étienne-Montluçon 223.5 km: Henk Nijdam (NED/Televizier-Batavus) 21. Montluçon-Orléans 232.5 km: Pierre Beuffeuil (FRA/Kamome-Dilecta) 22a. Orléans-Rambouillet 111 km: Sels 22b. Rambouillet-Paris 51.3 km TT: Altig. |
| 1965 - 52nd June 22--July 14 Koln (GER) Velodrome Parc des Princes 4188 kms 22 stages 1 rest day: Barcelona (ESP) 13 trade teams 130 starters 96 finishers F 414,275, F 20,000 |
1. Felice Gimondi (ITA/Salvarani/Magni (Bianchi)/123) 23 yrs, b. 29 Sep 1942 116h 42m 06s at 35.886 kph 2. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 2m 40s 3. Gianni Motta (ITA/Molteni) at 9m 18s 4. Henry Anglade (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 12m 43s 5. Jean-Claude Lebaube (FRA/Ford France-Gitane) at 12m 56s 6. José Perez-Francès (ESP/Ferrys) at13m 15s 7. Guido De Rosso (ITA/Molteni) at 14m 48s 8. Frans Brands (BEL/Flandria-Romeo) at 17m 36s 9. Jan Janssen (NED/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 17m 52s 10. Francisco Gabica (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 19m 11s ... 96. Joseph Groussard (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 2h 37m 38s Teams: KAS (ESP) Mountains: Julio Jimenez (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) Points: Jan Janssen (NED/Pelforth-Sauvage) Combative: Felice Gimondi (ITA/Salvarani) |
Stages & Winners: 1a. Koln (GER)-Liège (BEL) 149 km: Rik Van Looy (BEL/Solo-Superia)1b. Liège (BEL) 22.5 km TTT: Ford France-Gitane 2. Liège-Roubaix 200.5 km: Bernard Vandekerkhove (BEL/Solo-Superia)3. Roubaix-Rouen 240 km: Gimondi4. Caen-St Brieuc 227 km: Edgar Sorgeloos (BEL/Solo-Superia) 5a. St Brieuc-Châteaulin 147 km: Cees Van Espen (NED/Televizier) 5b. Châteaulin 26.7 km TT: Poulidor 6. Quimper-La Baule 210.5 km: Guido Reybroeck (BEL/Flandria-Romeo) 7. La Baule-La Rochelle 219 km: Edward Sels (BEL/Solo-Superia), Vanderkerkhove8. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 197.5 km: Jo De Roo (NED/Televizier) 9. Dax-Bagnères de Bigorre 226.5 km: Jimenez, Gimondi10. Bagnères de Bigorre-Ax les Thermes 222.5 km: Reybroeck 11. Ax les Thermes-Barcelona (ESP) 240.5 km: Perez-Frances 12. Barcelona-Perpignan 219 km: Janssen 13. Perignan-Montpellier 154 km: Adriano Durante (ITA/Ignis) 14. Montpellier-Mt Ventoux 173 km: Poulidor 15. Carpentras-Gap 167.5 km: Giuseppe Fezzardi (ITA/Molteni) 16. Gap-Briançon 177 km: Joaquin Galera (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) 17. Briançon-Aix les Bains 193.5 km: Jimenez 18. Aix les Bains-Mt Revard 26.9 km TT: Gimondi 19. Aix les Bains-Lyon 165 km: Van Looy 20. Lyon-Auxerre 298.5 km: Michael Wright (GBR/Wiel's) 21. Auxerre-Versailles 225.5 km: Gerben Karstens (NED/Televizier) 22. Versailles-Paris 37.8 km TT: Gimondi. |
| 1964 - 51st June 22--July 14 Rennes Velodrome Parc des Princes 4504 kms 22 stages 1 rest day: Andorra (AND) 12 trade teams 132 starters 81 finishers F 543,200, F 20,000 |
1. Jacques Anquetil (FRA/St Raphaël-Gitane/1) 30 yrs, b. 8 Jan 1934 127h 09m 44s at 35.419 kph 2. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 55s 3. Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Margnat-Paloma) at 4m 44s 4. Henry Anglade (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 6m 42s 5. Georges Groussard (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 10m 34s 0 6. Andre Foucher (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) at 10m 36s 7. Julio Jimenez (ESP/Kas-Kaskol) at 12m 13s 8. Gilbert Desmet (BEL/Wiel's-Groene Leeuw) at 12m 17s 9. Hans Junkermann (GER/Wiel's-Groene Leeuw) at 14m 2s 10. Vittorio Adorni (ITA/Salvarani) at 14m 19s ... 81. Anatole Novak (FRA/St Raphaël-Gitane) at 3h 19m 2s Teams: Pelforth-Sauvage-Lejeune (FRA) Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Margnat-Paloma) Points: Jan Janssen (NED/Pelforth-Sauvage) Combative: Henri Anglade (FRA/Pelforth-Sauvage) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Rennes-Lisieux 215 km: Edward Sels (BEL/Solo-Superia)2. Lisieux-Amiens 208 km: Andre Darrigade (FRA/Margnat-Paloma) 3a. Amiens-Forest (BEL) 196.5 km: Bernard Vandekerkhove (BEL/Solo-Superia)3b. Forest Vorst (BEL) 21.3 km TTT: KAS 4. Forest-Metz 291.5 km: Rudi Altig (GER/St Raphaël-Gitane) 5. Lunéville-Freiburg (GER) 161.5 km: Willy Derboven (BEL/Solo-Superia), Altig6. Freiburg-Besançon 200 km: Henk Nijdam (NED/Televizier) 7. Champagnole-Thonon 195 km: Janssen 8. Thonon-Briançon 248.5 km: Bahamontes, Groussard9. Briançon-Monaco 239 km: Anquetil 10a. Monaco-Hyères 187.5 km: Janssen 10b. Hyères-Toulon 20.8 km TT: Anquetil 11. Toulon-Montpellier 250 km: Sels 12. Montpellier-Perpignan 174 km: Jo De Roo (NED/St Raphaël-Gitane) 13. Perpignan-Andorra (AND) 170 km: Jimenez 14. Andorra-Toulouse 186 km: Sels 15. Toulouse-Luchon 203 km: Poulidor 16. Luchon-Pau 197 km: Bahamontes 17. Peyrehorade-Bayonne 42.6 km TT: Anquetil18. Bayonne-Bordeaux 187 km: Darrigade 19. Bordeaux-Brive 215.5 km: Sels 20. Brive-Puy de Dôme 237.5 km: Jimenez 21. Clermont Ferrand-Orléans 311 km: Jean Stablinski (FRA/St Raphaël-Gitane) 22a. Orléans-Versailles 118.5 km: Benoni Beheyt (BEL/Wiel's) 22b. Versailles-Paris 27.5 km TT: Anquetil. |
| 1963 - 50th June 23--July 14 Paris-Nogent Velodrome Parc des Princes 4138 kms 21 stages 1 rest day: Aurillac 13 trade teams 130 starters 76 finishers F 550,000, F 20,000 |
1. Jacques Anquetil (FRA/St Raphaël/Gitane/1) 29 yrs, b. 8 Jan 1934 113h 30m 05s at 37.092 kph 2. Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Margnat-Paloma) at 3m 35s 3. José Perez-Frances (ESP/Ferrys) at 10m 14s 4. Jean-Claude Lebaube (FRA/St Raphaël) at 11m 55s 5. Armand Desmet (BEL/Faema-Flandria) at 15m 6. Angelino Soler (ESP/Faema-Flandria) at 15m 04s 7. Renzo Fontona (ITA/I.B.A.C.) at 15m 27s 8. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 16m 46s 9. Hans Junkermann (GER/Wiel's-Groene Leeuw) at 18m 53s 10. Rik Van Looy (BEL/GBC-Libertas) at 19m 24s ... 76. Willy Derboven (BEL/GBC-Libertas) at 2h 45m 10s Teams: St Raphaël-Gitane (FRA) Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Margnat-Paloma) Points: Rik Van Looy (BEL/GBC-Libertas) Combative: Rik Van Looy (BEL/GBC-Libertas) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Epernay 152.5 km: Eddy Pauwels (BEL/Wiel's)2a. Reims-Jambes 185.5 km: Van Looy 2b. Jambes 21.6 km TTT: Pelforth-Sauvage-Lejeune 3. Jambes-Roubaix 223.5 km: Seamus Elliott (IRL/St Raphaël)4. Roubaix-Rouen 235.5 km: Frans Melckenbeeck (BEL/Mercier-BP) 5. Rouen-Rennes 285 km: Antonio Bailetti (ITA/Carpano) 6a. Rennes-Angers 118.5 km: Roger De Breuker (BEL/Solo-Terrot) 6b. Angers 24.5 km TT: Anquetil, Gilbert Desmet (BEL/Wiel's)7. Angers-Limoges 236 km: Jan Janssen (NED/Pelforth) 8. Limoges-Bordeaux 231.5 km: Van Looy 9. Bordeaux-Pau 202 km: Pino Cerami (BEL/Peugeot-BP) 10. Pau-Bagnères de Bigorre 148.5 km: Anquetil 11. Bagnères de Bigorre-Luchon 131 km: Guy Ignolin (FRA/St Raphaël) 12. Luchon-Toulouse 172.5 km: Andre Darrigade (FRA/Margnat) 13. Toulouse-Aurillac 234 km: Van Looy 14. Aurillac-St Étienne 236.5 km: Ignolin 15. St Étienne-Grenoble 174 km: Bahamontes 16. Grenoble-Val d’Isère 202 km: Fernando Manzanèque (ESP/Ferrys), Bahamontes17. Val d’Isère-Chamonix 227.5 km: Anquetil18. Chamonix-Lons le Saunier 225 km: Frans Brands (BEL/Faema) 19. Arbois-Besançon 54.5 km TT: Anquetil 20. Besançon-Troyes 233.5 km: De Breuker 21. Troyes-Paris 185.5 km: Van Looy. |
| 1962 - 49th June 24--July 15 Nancy Parc de Princes 4274 kms 22 stages No rest days 15 trade teams 149 starters 94 finishers F 583,425, F 20,000 Col de la Bonette-Restefond introduced stage 18, record altitude 2802 meters |
1. Jacques Anquetil (FRA/Helyett-St Raphaël/Helyett/1) 28 yrs, b. 8 Jan 1934 114h 31m 45s at 37.317 kph 2. Jozef Planckaert (BEL/Faema-Flandria) at 4m 59s 3. Raymond Poulidor (FRA/Mercier-BP) at 10m 24s 4. Gilbert Desmet (BEL/Faema-Flandria) at 13m 1s 5. Albertus Geldermans (NED/Helyett-St Raphaël) at 14m 4s 6. Tom Simpson (GBR/Leroux-Gitane) at 17m 9s 7. Imerio Massignan (ITA/Legnano-Pirelli) at 17m 50s 8. Ericole Baldini (ITA/Ignis-Moschettieri) at 19m 9. Charly Gaul (LUX/Gazzola-Fiorelli) at 19m 11s 10. Eddy Pauwels (BEL/Wiel's-Groene Leeuw) at 23m 4s ... 94. Augusto Marcaletti (ITA/Ignis) at 4h 29m 23s Teams: Helyett-St Raphaël (FRA) Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Margnat-Paloma) Points: Rudi Altig (GER/Helyett-St Raphaël) Combative: Eddy Pauwels (BEL/Wiel's-Groene Leeuw) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Nancy-Spa (BEL) 253 km: Altig2a. Spa-Herentals (BEL) 147 km: Darrigade2b. Herentals (BEL) 23 km TTT: Feama-Flandria 3. Bruxelles-Amiens 210 km: Altig4. Amiens-Le Havre 196.5 km: Willy Van den Berghen (BEL/Mercier-BP) 5. Pont l’Evêque-St Malo 215 km: Emile Daems (BEL/Philco) 6. Dinard-Brest 235.5 km: Robert Cazala (FRA/Mercier-BP), Geldermans7. Quimper-St Nazaire 201 km: Hubert Zilverberg (NED/Faema) 8a. St Nazaire-Luçon 155 km: Mario Minieri (ITA/Ghigi), Darrigade8b. Luçon-La Rochelle 43 km TT: Anquetil 9. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 214 km: Antonio Bailetti (ITA/Carpano), Willy Schroeders (BEL/Faema)10. Bordeaux-Bayonne 184.5 km: Willy Vannitsen (BEL/Wiel's) 11. Bayonne-Pau 155.5 km: Pauwels 12. Pau-St Gaudens 207.5 km: Cazala, Simpson13. Luchon-Superbagnères 18.5 km TT: Bahamontes, Planckaert14. Luchon-Carcassonne 215 km: Jean Stablinski (FRA/Helyett) 15. Carcasonne-Montpellier 196.5 km: Vannitsen 16. Montpellier-Aix en Provence 185 km: Daems 17. Aix en Provence-Antibes 201 km: Altig 18. Antibes-Briançon 241.5 km: Daems 19. Briançon-Aix les Bains 204.5 km: Poulidor 20. Bourgoin-Lyon 68 km TT: Anquetil21. Lyon-Nevers 232 km: Dino Bruni (ITA/Gazzola) 22. Nevers-Paris 271 km: Rino Benedetti (ITA/Ignis). |
| 1961 - 48th June 25--July 16 Rouen Velodrome Parc des Princes 4397 21 stages 1 rest day: Montpellier 8 national & 3 regional teams 132 starters 72 finishers F 500,000, F 20,000 |
1. Jacques Anquetil (FRA/France/Helyett/14) 27 yrs, b. 8 Jan 1934 122h 01m 33s at 36.033 kph 2. Guido Carlesi (ITA) at 12m 14s 3. Charly Gaul (LUX) at 12m 16s 4. Imerio Massignan (ITA) at 15m 59s 5. Hans Junkermann (GER) at 16m 9s 6. Fernando Manzaneque (ESP) at 16m 27s 7. José Perez-Frances (ESP) at 20m 41s 8. Jean Dotto (FRA/Centre-Midi) at 21m 44s 9. Eddy Pauwels (BEL) at 26m 57s 10. Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 28m 5s ... 72. André Geneste (FRA/Paris-Nord Est) at 4h 12m 56s Teams: France Mountains: Imerio Massignan (ITA) Points: André Darrigade (FRA) Combative: Équipe Ouest-Sud-Ouest (FRA) |
Stages & Winners: 1a. Rouen-Versailles 136.5 km: Darrigade1b. Versailles 28.5 km TT: Anquetil2. Pontoise-Roubaix 230.5 km: Darrigade 3. Roubaix-Charleroi (BEL) 197.5 km: Emile Daems (BEL) 4. Charleroi-Metz 237.5 km: Anatole Novak (FRA/Centre-Midi) 5. Metz-Strasbourg 221 km: Louis Bergaud (FRA/Centre-Midi) 6. Strasbourg-Belfort 180.5 km: Jozef Planckaert (BEL) 7. Belfort-Chalon sur Saône 214.5 km: Jean Stablinski (FRA) 8. Chalon sur Saône-St Étienne 240.5 km: Jean Forestier (FRA) 9. St Étienne-Grenoble 230 km: Gaul 10. Grenoble-Turin (ITA) 250.5 km: Guy Ignolin (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest) 11. Turin-Antibes 225 km: Carlesi 12. Antibes-Aix en Provence 199 km: Michel Van Aerde (BEL) 13. Aix en Provence-Montpellier 177.5 km: Darrigade 14. Montpellier-Perpignan 174 km: Pauwels 15. Perpignan-Toulouse 206 km: Carlesi 16. Toulouse-Luchon Superbagnères 208 km: Massignan 17. Luchon-Pau 197 km: Pauwels 18. Pau-Bordeaux 207 km: Martin Van Geneugden (BEL) 19. Bergerac-Périgueux 74.5 km TT: Anquetil 20. Périgueux-Tours 309.5 km: Darrigade 21. Tours-Paris 252.5 km: Robert Cazala (FRA). |
| 1960 - 47th June 26--July 17 Lille Velodrome Parc des Princes 4173 kms 22 stages 1 rest day: Millau 9 national & 4 regional teams 128 starters 81 finishers F 400,000, F 20,000 Prix du pain: F 0,62/kilo |
1. Gastone Nencini (ITA/Italia/Colnago/72) 30 yrs, b. 1 Mar 1930 112h 08m 42s at 37.210 kph 2. Graziani Battistini (ITA) at 5m 2s 3. Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 10m 24s 4. Hans Junkermann (GER) at 11m 21s 5. Jozef Plankaert (BEL) at 13m 2s 6. Raymond Mastrotto (FRA) at 16m 12s 7. Amaldo Pambianco (ITA) at 17m 58s 8. Henri Anglade (FRA) at 19m 17s 9. Marcel Rohrbach (FRA/Centre-Midi) at 20m 2s 10. Imerio Massignan (ITA) at 23m 28s ... 81. José Berrendero (ESP) at 4h 58m 59s Teams: France Mountains: Imerio Massignan (ITA) Points: Jean Graczyk (FRA) Combative: Jean Graczyk (FRA) |
Stages & Winners: 1a. Lille-Bruxelles (BEL) 108 km: Julien Schepens (BEL)1b. Bruxelles 27.8 km TT: Roger Rivière (FRA), Nencini2. Bruxelles-Dunkerque Malo les Bains 206 km: René Privat (FRA) 3. Dunkerque Malo les Bains-Dieppe 209 km: Nino De Filippis (ITA), Joseph Groussard (FRA/Ouest)4. Dieppe-Caen 211 km: Graczyk, Anglade5. Caen-St Malo 189 km: André Darrigade (FRA) 6. St Malo-Lorient 191 km: Rivière, Adriaenssens7. Lorient-Angers 244 km: Battistini 8. Angers-Limoges 240 km: De Filippis 9. Limoges-Bordeaux 225 km: Martin Van Geneugden (BEL) 10. Mont de Marsan-Pau 228 km: Rivière, Nencini11. Pau-Luchon 161 km: Kurt Gimmi (SUI) 12. Luchon-Toulouse 176 km: Graczyk 13. Toulouse-Millau 224 km: Louis Proost (BEL) 14. Millau-Avignon 217 km: Van Geneugden 15. Avignon-Gap 187 km: Michel Van Aerde (BEL) 16. Gap-Briançon 172 km: Battistini 17. Briançon-Aix les Bains 229 km: Graczyk 18. Aix les Bains-Thonon 215 km: Fernando Manzanèque (ESP) 19. Pontarlier-Besançon 83 km TT: Rolf Graf (SUI) 20. Besançon-Troyes 229 km: Pierre Beuffeuil (FRA/Centre-Midi) 21. Troyes-Paris 200 km: Graczyk. |
| 1959 - 46th June 25--July 18 Mulhouse Velodrome Parc des Princes 4358 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Bayonne, Saint-Étienne 7 national & 3 regional teams 120 starters 65 finishers F 41.710 million, F 2 million |
Final General Classification: 1. Federico Bahamontes (ESP/Espana/Coppi/81) 31 yrs, b. 9 Jul 1928 123h 46m 45s at 35.474 kph 2. Henri Anglade (FRA/Centre-Midi) at 4m 1s 3. Jacques Anquetil (FRA) 5m 5s 4. Roger Rivière (FRA) at 5m 17s 5. François Mahé (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest) at 8m 22s 6. [tie] Ercole Baldini (ITA), Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 10m 18s 8. Jos Hoevenaers (BEL) at 11m 2s 9. Gérard Saint (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest) at 17m 40s 10. Jean Brankart (BEL) at 20m 38s ... 65. Louis Bisilliat (FRA/Centre-Midi) at 3h 12m 35s Teams: Belgique Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP) Points: André Darrigade (FRA) Combative: Gérard Saint (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Mulhouse-Metz 238 km: Darrigade2. Metz-Namur 240 km: Vito Favero (ITA) 3. Namur-Roubaix 217 km: Robert Cazala (FRA)4. Roubaix-Rouen 230 km: Dino Bruni (ITA) 5. Rouen-Rennes 286 km: Jean Graczyk (FRA) 6. Blain-Nantes 45.3 km TT: Rivière 7. Nantes-La Rochelle 190 km: Roger Hassenforder (FRA) 8. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 201 km: Michel Dejouhannet (FRA/Centre-Midi) 9. Bordeaux-Bayonne 207 km: Marcel Queheille (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest), Eddy Pauwels (BEL)10. Bayonne-Bagnères de Bigorre 235 km: Marcel Janssens (BEL), Michel Vermeulin (FRA/Paris-Nord Est)11. Bagneres de Bigorre-St Gaudens 119 km: Darrigade 12. St Gaudens-Albi 184 km: Rolf Graf (SUI) 13. Albi-Aurillac 219 km: Anglade, Hoevenaers14. Aurillac-Clermont Ferrand 231 km: André Le Dissez (FRA/Paris-Nord Est) 15. Puy de Dôme 12.5 km TT: Bahamontes 16. Clermont Ferrand-St Étienne 210 km: Dino Bruni (ITA), Pauwels17. St Étienne-Grenoble 197 km: Gaul, Bahamontes18. Le Lautaret-St Vincent d’Aoste (ITA) 243 km: Baldini 19. St Vincent-Annecy 251 km: Graf 20. Annecy-Chalon sur Saône 202 km: Brian Robinson (GBR/Internations) 21. Seurre-Dijon 69.2 km TT: Rivière 22. Dijon-Paris 331 km: Joseph Groussard (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest). |
| 1958 - 45th June 26--July 19 Bruxelles (Exposition) Velodrome Parc des Princes 4319 kms 24 stages No rest days 7 national & 3 regional teams 120 starters 78 finishers F 40 million, F 2 million |
1. Charly Gaul (LUX/Holland-Luxembourg/Guerra/91) 26 yrs, b. 8 Dec 1932 116h 59m 05s at 36.919 kph 2. Vito Favero (ITA) at 3m 10s 3. Raphaël Géminiani (FRA/Centre-Midi) at 3m 41s 4. Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 7m 16s 5. Gastone Nencini (ITA) at 13m 33s 6. Jozef Planckaert (BEL) at 28m 1s 7. Louison Bobet (FRA) at 31m 39s 8. Federico Bahamontes (ESP) at 40m 44s 9. Louis Bergaud (FRA) at 48m 33s 10. Jos Hoevenaers (BEL) at 58m 26s ... 78. Walter Favre (SUI) at 3h 49m 28s Teams: Belgique Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP) Points: Jean Graczyk (FRA/Centre-Midi) Combative: Federico Bahamontes (ESP) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Bruxelles-Gent (BEL) 184 km: André Darrigade (FRA)2. Gent-Dunkerque 198 km: Gerrit Voorting (NED), Hoevenaers3. Dunkerque-Le Tréport 177 km: Gilbert Bauvin (FRA), Wim Van Est (NED)4. Le Tréport-Versailles 205 km: Jean Gainche (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest) 5. Versailles-Caen 232 km: Tino Sabbadini (FRA/Ouest-Sud Ouest), Bauvin6. Caen-St Brieuc 223 km: Martin Van Geneugden (BEL), Voorting7. St Brieuc-Brest 170 km: Brian Robinson (GBR) 8. Brest Circuit Châteaulin 46 km TT: Gaul 9. Quimper-St Nazaire 206 km: Darrigade10. St Brévin-Royan 255 km: Pierino Baffi (ITA) 11. Royan-Bordeaux 137 km: Arrigo Padovan (ITA) 12. Bordeaux-Dax 161 km: Van Geneugden 13. Dax-Pau 230 km: Bergaud, Géminiani14. Pau-Luchon 129 km: Bahamontes, Favero15. Luchon-Toulouse 176 km: Darrigade 16. Toulouse-Béziers 187 km: Baffi 17. Béziers-Nîmes 189 km: Darrigade 18. Mont Ventoux 21.5 km TT: Gaul, Géminiani19. Carpentras-Gap 178 km: Nencini 20. Gap-Briançon 165 km: Bahamontes 21. Briançon-Aix les Bains 219 km: Gaul, Favero22. Aix les Bains-Besançon 237 km: Darrigade 23. Besançon-Dijon 74 km TT: Gaul24. Dijon-Paris 320 km: Baffi. |
| 1957 - 44th June 27--July 20 Nantes Velodrome Parc des Princes 4669 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Thonon-les-Bains, Barcelone 7 national & 5 regional teams 120 starters 56 finishers F 40 million, F 2 million |
1. Jacques Anquetil (FRA/France/Helyett/2) 23 yrs, b. 8 Jan 1934 135h 44m 42s at 34.520 kph 2. Marcel Janssens (BEL) at 14m 56s 3. Adolf Christian (AUT/Sui) at 17m 26s 4. Jean Forestier (FRA) at 18m 2s 5. Jesus Lorono (ESP) at 20m 17s 6. Gastone Nencini (ITA) at 26m 3s 7. Nino De Filippis (ITA) at 27m 57s 8. Wim Van Est (NED) at 28m 10s 9. Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 34m 7s 10. Jean Dotto (FRA/Sud-Est) at 36m 31s ... 56. Guy Million (FRA/Ile de France) at 4h 41min 11s Teams: France Mountains: Gastone Nencini (ITA) Points: Jean Forestier (FRA) Combative: Nicolas Barone (FRA/Ile de France) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Nantes-Granville 204 km: André Darrigade (FRA)2. Granville-Caen 226 km: René Privat (FRA)3. Caen Circuit de la Prairie 15 km TTT: France 3b. Caen-Rouen 134 km: Anquetil 4. Rouen-Roubaix 232 km: Janssens 5. Roubaix-Charleroi (BEL) 170 km: Gilbert Bauvin (FRA), Anquetil6. Charleroi-Metz 248 km: André Trochut (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 7. Metz-Colmar 223 km: Roger Hassenforder (FRA/Nord-Est), Barone8. Colmar-Besançon 192 km: Pierino Baffi (ITA), Forestier9. Besançon-Thonon les Bains 188 km: Anquetil 10. Thonon les Bains-Briançon 247 km: Nencini, Anquetil11. Briançon-Cannes 286 km: Privat 12. Cannes-Marseille 239 km: Jean Stablinski (FRA) 13. Marseille-Alès 160 km: De Filippis 14. Alès-Perpignan 246 km: Hassenforder 15a. Perpignan-Barcelona (ESP) 197 km: Privat 15b. Barcelona Circuit de Montjuich (ESP) 9.8 km TT: Anquetil 16. Barcelona-Ax les Thermes 220 km: Jean Bourlès (FRA/Ouest) 17. Ax les Thermes-St Gaudens 236 km: De Filippis 18. St Gaudens-Pau 207 km: Nencini 19. Pau-Bordeaux 194 km: Baffi 20. Bordeaux-Libourne 66 km TT: Anquetil 21. Libourne-Tours 317 km: Darrigade 22. Tours-Paris 227 km: Darrigade. |
| 1956 - 43rd July 5--28 Reims Velodrome Parc des Princes 4498 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Bordeaux, Aix-en-Provence 7 national & 5 regional teams 120 starters 88 finishers F 38 million, F 2 million |
1. Roger Walkowiak (FRA/Nord-Est-Centre/Géminiani/80) 29 yrs, b. 2 Mar 1927 124h 01m 16s at 36.268 kph 2. Gilbert Bauvin (FRA) at 1m 25s 3. Jan Adriaenssens (BEL) at 3m 44s 4. Federico Bahamontes (ESP) at 10m 14s 5. Nino De Filippis (ITA) 10m 25s 6. Wout Wagtmans (NED) at 10m 59s 7. Nello Lauredi (FRA/Sud-Est) at 14m 1s 8. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 16m 52s 9. René Privat (FRA) at 22m 59s 10. Antonio Barbosa (POR/Mixte) at 26m 3s ... 88. Roger Chaussabel (FRA/Sud-Est) 4h 10m 18s Teams: Belgique Mountains: Charly Gaul (LUX) Points: Stan Ockers (BEL) Combative: André Darrigade (FRA/) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Reims-Liège (BEL) 223 km: André Darrigade (FRA)2. Liège-Lille 217km: Alfred De Bruyne (BEL) 3. Lille-Rouen 225 km: Arrigo Padovan (ITA), Gilbert Desmet (BEL)4a. Rouen Circuit des Essarts 15.1 km TT: Gaul 4b. Rouen-Caen 125 km: Roger Hassenforder (FRA/Ouest), Darrigade5. Caen-St Malo 189 km: Joseph Morvan (FRA/Ouest) 6. St Malo-Lorient 192 km: De Bruyne 7. Lorient-Angers 244 km: Allessandro Fantini (ITA), Walkowiak8. Angers-La Rochelle 180 km: Miguel Poblet (ESP) 9. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 219 km: Hassenforder 10. Bordeaux-Bayonne 201 km: De Bruyne, Gerrit Voorting (NED)11. Bayonne-Pau 255 km: De Filippis, Darrigade12. Pau-Luchon 130 km: Jean-Pierre Schmitz (LUX), Adriaenssens13. Luchon-Toulouse 176 km: De Filippis 14. Toulouse-Montpellier 231 km: Hassenforder 15. Montpellier-Aix en Provence 204 km: Joseph Thomin (FRA), Wagtmans16. Aix en Provence-Gap 203 km: Jean Forestier (FRA) 17. Gap-Turin (ITA) 234 km: De Filippis 18. Turin-Grenoble 250 km: Gaul, Walkowiak19. Grenoble-St Étienne 173 km: Ockers 20. St Étienne-Lyon 73 km TT: Miguel Bover (ESP) 21. Lyon-Montluçon 237 km: Hassenforder 22. Montluçon-Paris 331 km: Gastone Nencini (ITA). |
| 1955 - 42nd July 7--30 Le Havre Velodrome Parc des Princes 4495 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Monaco, Ax-les-Thermes 8 national & 5 regional teams 130 starters 69 finishers F 36.685 million, F 2 million |
1. Louison Bobet (FRA/France/Bobet-Mercier/1) 30 yrs, b. 12 Mar 1925 130h 29m 26s at 34.446 kph 2. Jean Brankart (BEL) at 4m 53s 3. Charly Gaul (LUX) at 11m 30s 4. Pasquale Fornara (ITA) at 12m 44s 5. Antonin Rolland (FRA) at 13m 18s 6. Raphaël Géminiani (FRA) at 15m 1s 7. Giancarlo Astrua (ITA) at 18m 13s 8. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 27m 13s 9. Alex Close (BEL) at 31m 10s 10. François Mahé (FRA) at 36m 27s ... 69. Tony Hoar (GBR) at 6h 6m 1s Teams: France Mountains: Charly Gaul (LUX) Points: Stan Ockers (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1a. Le Havre-Dieppe 102 km: Miguel Poblet (ESP)1b. Dieppe 12.5 km TTT: Team Holland 2. Dieppe-Roubaix 204 km: Rolland, Wout Wagtmans (NED)3. Roubaix-Namur 210 km: Bobet 4. Namur-Metz 225 km: Willy Kemp (LUX), Rolland5. Metz-Colmar 229 km: Roger Hassenforder (FRA/Nord-Est) 6. Colmar-Zurich (SUI) 195 km: André Darrigade (FRA) 7. Zurich-Thonon 267 km: Jos Hinsen (NED), Wim Van Est (NED)8. Thonon-Briançon 253 km: Gaul, Rolland9. Briançon-Monaco 275 km: Géminiani 10. Monaco-Marseille 240 km: Lucien Lazaridès (FRA/Sud-Est) 11. Marseille-Avignon 198 km: Bobet 12. Avignon-Millau 240 km: Alessandro Fantini (ITA) 13. Millau-Albi 205 km: Daan De Groot (NED) 14. Albi-Narbonne 156 km: Louis Caput (FRA/Ile de France) 15. Narbonne-Ax les Thermes 151 km: Luciano Pezzi (ITA) 16. Ax les Thermes-Toulouse 123 km: Rik Van Steenbergen (BEL) 17. Toulouse-St Gaudens 249 km: Gaul, Bobet18. St Gaudens-Pau 206 km: Brankart 19. Pau-Bordeaux 195 km: Wagtmans 20. Bordeaux-Poitiers 243 km: Jean Forestier (FRA) 21. Chatellerault-Tours 68.6 km TT: Brankart 22. Tours-Paris 229 km: Poblet. |
| 1954 - 41st July 8--August 1 Amsterdam (NED) Velodrome Parc des Princes 4656 kms 23 stages 2 rest days 6 national & 5 regional teams 110 starters 69 finishers F 38.445 million, F 2 million Team time trial (TTT) introduced |
1. Louison Bobet (FRA/France/Stella/1) 29 yrs, b. 12 Mar 1925 140h 06m 05s at 33.229 kph 2. Ferdi Kübler (SUI) at 15m 49s 3. Fritz Schaer (SUI) at 21m 46s 4. Jean Dotto (FRA/Sud-Est) at 28m 21s 5. Jean Malléjac (FRA/Ouest) at 31m 38s 6. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 36m 2s 7. Louis Bergaud (FRA/Sud-Ouest) at 37m 55s 8. Vincent Vitetta (FRA/Sud-Est) at 41m 14s 9. Jean Brankart (BEL) at 42m 8s 10. Gilbert Bauvin (FRA/Nord-Est) at 42m 21s ... 69. Marcel Dierkens (LUX) at 6h 7m 29s Teams: Swiss Mountains: Federico Bahamontes (ESP) Points: Ferdi Kübler (SUI) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Amsterdam (NED)-Brasschaat (BEL) 216 km: Wout Wagtmans (NED)2. Beveren (BEL)-Lille 255 km: Bobet3. Lille-Rouen 219 km: Marcel Dussault (FRA/Sud-Ouest), Wagtmans4a. Rouen Circuit des Essarts 10.4 km TTT: Team Swiss, Bobet4b. Rouen-Caen 131 km: Wim Van Est (NED) 5. Caen-St Brieuc 224 km: Kübler 6. St Brieuc-Brest 179 km: Dominique Forlini (FRA/Ile de France) 7. Brest-Vannes 211 km: Jacques Vivier (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 8. Vannes-Angers 190 km: Alfred De Bruyne (BEL), Wagtmans9. Angers-Bordeaux 343 km: Henk Faanhof (NED) 10. Bordeaux-Bayonne 202 km: Bauvin 11. Bayonne-Pau 241 km: Ockers 12. Pau-Luchon 161 km: Bauvin13. Luchon-Toulouse 203 km: De Bruyne 14. Toulouse-Millau 225 km: Kübler, Bobet15. Millau-Le Puy 197 km: Forlini 16. Le Puy-Lyon 194 km: Jean Forestier (FRA) 17. Lyon-Grenoble 182 km: Lucien Lazaridès () 18. Grenoble-Briançon 216 km: Bobet 19. Briançon-Aix les Bains 221 km: Dotto 20. Aix les Bains-Besançon 243 km: Lucien Teisseire (FRA) 21a. Besançon-Epinal 134 km: François Mahé (FRA/Ouest) 21b. Epinal-Nancy 72 km TT: Bobet 22. Nancy-Troyes 216 km: De Bruyne 23. Troyes-Paris 180 km: Robert Varnajo (FRA/Ouest). |
| 1953 - 40th July 3--26 Strasbourg Velodrome Parc des Princes 4476 kms 22 stages 2 rest days: Bordeaux, Monaco 7 national & 5 regional teams 119 starters 76 finishers F 35 million, F 2 million |
1. Louison Bobet (FRA/France/Stella/61) 28 yrs, b. 12 Mar 1925 129h 23m 25s at 34.593 kph 2. Jean Malléjac (FRA/Ouest) at 14m 18s 3. Giancarlo Astrua (ITA) at 25m 01s 4. Alex Close (BEL) at 17m 35s 5. Wout Wagtmans (NED) at 18m 5s 6. Fritz Schaer (SUI) at 18m 44s 7. Antonin Rolland (FRA) at 23m 3s 8. Nello Lauredi (FRA/Ile de France) at 26m 3s 9. Raphaël Géminiani (FRA) at 27m 18s 10. François Mahé (FRA) at 28m 26s ... 76. Claude Rouer (FRA) at 4h 9m 10s Teams: Holland Mountains: Jesus Lorono (ESP) Points: Fritz Schaer (SUI) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Strasbourg-Metz 195 km: Schaer2. Metz-Liège (BEL) 277 km: Schaer 3. Liège-Lille 221 km: Stanislas Bober (FRA/Ile de France) 4. Lille-Dieppe 188 km: Gerrit Voorting (NED) 5. Dieppe-Caen 200 km: Malléjac, Roger Hassenforder (FRA/Nord Est)6. Caen-Le Mans 206 km: Martin Van Geneugden (BEL) 7. Le Mans-Nantes 181 km: Livio Isotti (ITA) 8. Nantes-Bordeaux 345 km: Jan Nolten (NED) 9. Bordeaux-Pau 197 km: Fiorenzo Magni (ITA), Schaer10. Pau-Cauterets 103 km: Jesus Lorono (ESP) 11. Cauterets-Luchon 115 km: Jean Robic (FRA)12. Luchon-Albi 228 km: André Darrigade (FRA), Mahé13. Albi-Béziers 189 km: Lauredi, Malléjac14. Béziers-Nîmes 214 km: Bernard Quennehen (FRA/Nord-Est) 15. Nîmes-Marseille 173 km: Maurice Quentin (FRA/Ile de France) 16. Marseille-Monaco (MON) 236 km: Wim Van Est (NED) 17. Monaco-Gap 261 km: Wagtmans 18. Gap-Briançon 165 km: Bobet19. Briançon-Lyon 227 km: Georges Meunier (FRA/Nord-Est) 20. Lyon-St Étienne 70 km TT: Bobet 21. St Étienne-Montluçon 210 km: Wagtmans 22. Montluçon-Paris 328 km: Magni. |
| 1952 - 39th June 25--July 19 Brest Velodrome Parc des Princes 4898 kms 23 stages 2 rest days: l’Alpe-d’Huez, Toulouse 7 national & 5 regional teams 122 starters 78 finishers F 28 million, F 1 million |
1. Fausto Coppi (ITA/Italy/Bianchi/4) 32 yrs, b. 15 Sep 1919 151h 57m 20s at 32.233 kph 2. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 28m 17s 3. Bernardo Ruiz (ESP) at 34m 38s 4. Gino Bartali (ITA) at 35m 25s 5. Jean Robic (FRA) at 35m 36s 6. Fiorenzo Magni (ITA) at 38m 25s 7. Alex Close (BEL) at 38m 32s 8. Jean Dotto (FRA) 48m 1s 9. Andrea Carrea (ITA) at 50m 20s 10. Antonio Gelabert (ESP) at 58m 16s ... 78. Henri Paret (FRA/Nord Afrique) at 7h 15m 9s Teams: Italy Mountains: Fausto Coppi (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Brest-Rennes 246 km: Rik Van Steenbergen (BEL)2. Rennes-Le Mans 181 km: Andre Rosseel (BEL) 3. Le Mans-Rouen 189 km: Nello Lauredi (FRA)4. Rouen-Roubaix 232 km: Pierre Molineris (FRA/Sud-Est) 5. Roubaix-Namur (BEL) 197 km: Bim Diederich (LUX) 6. Namur-Metz 228 km: Magni7. Metz-Nancy 60 km TT: Coppi, Lauredi8. Nancy-Mulhouse 252 km: Raphaël Géminiani (FRA), Magni9. Mulhouse-Lausanne (SUI) 238 km: Walter Diggelmann (SUI), Carrea10. Lausanne-L’Alpe d’Huez 266 km: Coppi11. Bourg d’Oisans-Sestrières (ITA) 182 km: Coppi 12. Sestrières-Monaco (MON) 251 km: Jan Nolten (NED) 13. Monaco-Aix en Provence 214 km: Raoul Remy (FRA) 14. Aix en Provence-Avignon 178 km: Robic 15. Avignon-Perpignan 255 km: Georges Decaux (FRA/Paris) 16. Perpignan-Toulouse 200 km: Rosseel 17. Toulouse-Bagnères de Bigorre 204 km: Géminiani 18. Bagnères de Bigorre-Pau 149 km: Coppi 19. Pau-Bordeaux 195 km: Hans Dekkers (NED) 20. Bordeaux-Limoges 228 km: Jacques Vivier (FRA/Ouest) 21. Limoges-Puy de Dôme 245 km: Coppi 22. Clermont Ferrand-Vichy 63 km TT: Magni 23. Vichy-Paris 354 km: Antonin Rolland (FRA). |
| 1951 - 38th July 4--29 Metz Velodrome Parc des Princes 4690 kms 24 stages 2 rest days: Limoges, Montpellier 7 national & 5 regional teams 123 starters 66 finishers F 18.278 million, F 1 million |
1. Hugo Koblet (SUI/Swiss/La Perle/3) 26 yrs, b. 21 Mar 1925 142h 20m 14s at 32.949 kph 2. Raphaël Géminiani (FRA/) at 22m 3. Lucien Lazaridès (FRA) at 24m 16s 4. Gino Bartali (ITA) at 29m 9s 5. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 32m 53s 6. Pierre Barbotin (FRA) at 36m 40s 7. Fiorenzo Magni (ITA) at 39m 14s 8. Gilbert Bauvin (FRA/Est) at 45m 53s 9. Bernardo Ruiz (ESP) at 45m 55s 10. Fausto Coppi (ITA) at 46m 51s ... 66. Abd el Kader Zaaf (FRA-ALG/Nord-Afrique) at 4h 58m 18s Teams: France Mountains: Raphaël Géminiani (FRA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Metz-Reims 185 km: Giovanni Rossi (SUI)2. Reims-Gent (BEL) 228 km: Bim Diederich (LUX)3. Gent-Le Tréport 219 km: Georges Meunier (FRA) 4. Le Tréport-Paris 188 km: Roger Lévêque (FRA/Ouest) 5. Paris-Caen 215 km: Serafino Biagioni (ITA)6. Caen-Rennes 182 km: Edouard Muller (FRA), Roger Lévêque (FRA/Ouest)7. La Guerche-Angers 85 km TT: Koblet 8. Angers-Limoges 241 km: André Rosseel (BEL) 9. Limoges-Clermont Ferrand 236 km: Géminiani 10. Clermont Ferrand-Brive 216 km: Ruiz 11. Brive-Agen 177 km: Koblet 12. Agen-Dax 185 km: Wim Van Est (NED)13. Dax-Tarbes 201 km: Biagioni, Bauvin14. Tarbes-Luchon 142 km: Koblet15. Luchon-Carcassonne 213 km: Rosseel 16. Carcassonne-Montpellier 192 km: Koblet 17. Montpellier-Avignon 224 km: Louison Bobet (FRA) 18. Avignon-Marseille 173 km: Magni 19. Marseille-Gap 208 km: Armand Baeyens (BEL) 20. Gap-Briançon 165 km: Coppi 21. Briançon-Aix les Bains 201 km: Ruiz 22. Aix les Bains-Genève 97 km TT: Koblet 23. Genève-Dijon 197 km: Germain Derycke (BEL) 24. Dijon-Paris 322 km: Adolphe Deledda (FRA/Est). |
| 1950 - 37th July 13--August 7 Paris - Nogent-sur-Marne Velodrome Parc des Princes 4773 kms 22 stages 4 rest days: Dinard, Pau, Nice, Saint-Étienne 8 national & 6 regional teams 116 starters 51 finishers F 14 million, F 1 million Prix du pain: F 35,40/kilo |
1. Ferdi Kübler (SUI/Swiss/Frejus/33) 31 yrs, b. 24 Jul 1919 145h 36m 46s at 32.778 kph 2. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 9m 30s 3. Louison Bobet (FRA) at 22m 19s 4. Raphaël Géminiani (FRA) at 31m 14s 5. Jean Kirchen (LUX) at 34m 21s 6. Kleber Piot (FRA/Ile de France) at 41m 35s 7. Pierre Cogan (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 52m 22s 8. Raymond Impanis (BEL) at 53m 34s 9. Georges Meunier (FRA/Sud-Ouest) at 54m 29s 10. Jean Goldschmit (LUX) at 55m 21s ... 51. Fritz Zbinden (SUI) at 4h 6m 47s Teams: Belgium Mountains: Louison Bobet (FRA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Metz 307 km: Goldschmit 2. Metz-Liège (BEL) 241 km: Adolfo Leoni (ITA/Cadets) 3. Liège-Lille 232.5 km: Alfredo Pasotti (ITA/Cadets), Bernard Gauthier (FRA/Sud-Est)4. Lille-Rouen 231 km: Ockers 5. Rouen-Dinard 316 km: Giovanni Corrieri (ITA) 6. Dinard-St Brieuc 78 km TT: Kubler, Goldschmit7. St Brieuc-Angers 248 km: Nello Lauredi (FRA), Gauthier8. Angers-Niort 181 km: Fiorenzo Magni (ITA) 9. Niort-Bordeaux 206 km: Pasotti 10. Bordeaux-Pau 202 km: Marcel Dussault (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 11. Pau-St Gaudens 230 km: Bartali, Magni12. St Gaudens-Perpignan 233 km: Maurice Blomme (BEL), Kubler13. Perpignan-Nîmes 215 km: Marcel Molinès (FRA-ALG/Nord-Afrique) 14. Nîmes-Toulon 222 km: Custodio Dos Reis (FRA-MAR/Nord-Afrique) 15. Toulon-Menton 205.5 km: Bim Diederich (LUX) 16. Menton-Nice 96 km: Kubler 17. Nice-Gap 229 km: Géminiani 18. Gap-Briançon 165 km: Bobet 19. Briançon-St Étienne 291 km: Géminiani 20. St Étienne-Lyon 98 km TT: Kubler 21. Lyon-Dijon 233 km: Gino Sciardis (FRA/Ouest) 22. Dijon-Paris 314 km: Emile Baffert (FRA). |
| 1949 - 36th June 30--July 24 Paris - Livry-Gargan Velodrome Parc des Princes 4808 kms 21 stages 4 rest days: Les Sables-d’Olonne, Pau, Cannes, St Vincent-d’Aoste 7 national & 6 regional teams 120 starters 55 finishers F 12 million, F 1 million |
1. Fausto Coppi (ITA/Italy/Bianchi/4) 30 yrs, b. 15 Sep 1919 149h 40m 49s at 32.121 kph 2. Gino Bartali (ITA) at 10m 55s 3. Jacques Marinelli (FRA/Ile de France) at 25m 13s 4. Jean Robic (FRA/Ouest-Nord) at 34m 28s 5. Marcel Dupont (BEL/Aiglons) at 38m 59s 6. Fiorenzo Magni (ITA/Cadets) at 42m 10s 7. Stan Ockers (BEL) at 44m 35s 8. Jean Goldschmit (LUX) at 47m 24s 9. Apo Lazarides (FRA) at 52m 28s 10. Pierre Cogan (FRA/Ouest-Nord) at 1h 8m 55s ... 55. Guido De Santi (ITA) at 6h 6m 51s Teams: Italy Mountains: Fausto Coppi (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Reims 182 km: Marcel Dussault (FRA/Sud-Ouest)2. Reims-Bruxelles (BEL) 273 km: Roger Lambrecht (BEL)3. Bruxelles-Boulogne 211 km: Norbert Callens (BEL)4. Boulogne-Rouen 185 km: Lucien Teisseire (FRA), Marinelli5. Rouen-St Malo 293 km: Ferdi Kubler (SUI) 6. St Malo-Les Sables 305 km: Adolphe Deledda (FRA/Sud-Est) 7. Les Sables-La Rochelle 92 km TT: Coppi 8. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 262 km: Guy Lapébie (FRA) 9. Bordeaux-San Sebastian (ESP) 228 km: Louis Caput (FRA/Ile de France) 10. San Sebastian-Pau 192 km: Magni11. Pau-Luchon 193 km: Robic 12. Luchon-Toulouse 134 km: Rik Van Steenbergen (BEL) 13. Toulouse-Nîmes 289 km: Emile Idée ((FRA/Ile de France) 14. Nîmes-Marseille 199 km: Goldschmit 15. Marseille-Cannes 215 km: Désiré Keteleer (BEL) 16. Cannes-Briançon 275 km: Bartali17. Briançon-Aosta (ITA) 257 km: Coppi18. Aosta-Lausanne (SUI) 265 km: Vincenzo Rossello (ITA) 19. Lausanne-Colmar 283 km: Raphaël Géminiani (FRA) 20. Colamr-Nancy 137 km TT: Coppi 21. Nancy-Paris 340 km: Van Steenbergen. |
| 1948 - 35th June 30--July 25 Paris - Saint-Cloud Velodrome Parc des Princes 4922 kms 21 stages 5 rest days: Biarritz, Toulouse, Cannes, Aix-les-Bains, Mulhouse 5 national & 7 regional teams 120 starters 44 finishers F 7 million, F 600,000 |
1. Gino Bartali (ITA/Italy/Legnano/31) 34 yrs, b. 18 Jul 1914 147h 10m 36s at 33.442 kph 2. Brik Schotte (BEL) at 26m 16s 3. Guy Lapébie (FRA/Sud-Ouest) at 28m 48s 4. Louison Bobet (FRA) at 32m 59s 5. Jean Kirchen (LUX) at 37m 53s 6. Lucien Teisseire (FRA) at 40m 17s 7. Roger Lambrecht (BEL) at 49m 56s 8. Fermo Camellini (ITA/Internationaux) at 51m 36s 9. Louis Thiétard (FRA/Paris) at 55m 23s 10. Raymond Impanis (BEL) at 1h 3s ... 44. Vittorio Seghezzi (ITA/Cadets) at 4h 26m 43s Teams: Belgium Mountains: Gino Bartali (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Trouville 237 km: Bartali2. Trouville-Dinard 259 km: Vincenzo Rossello (ITA), Jan Engels (BEL)3. Dinard-Nantes 251 km: Lapébie, Bobet4. Nantes-La Rochelle 166 km: Jacques Pras (FRA/Sud-Ouest), Lambrecht5. La Rochelle-Bordeaux 262 km: Raoul Rémy (FRA/Sud-Est) 6. Bordeaux-Biarritz 244 km: Bobet7. Biarritz-Lourdes 219 km: Bartali 8. Lourdes-Toulouse 261 km: Bartali 9. Toulouse-Montpellier 246 km: Impanis 10. Montpellier-Marseille 248 km: Impanis 11. Marseille-San Remo (ITA) 245 km: Gino Sciardis (ITA/Internationaux) 12. San Remo-Cannes 170 km: Bobet 13. Cannes-Briançon 274 km: Bartali 14. Briançon-Aix les Bains 263 km: Bartali15. Aix les Bains-Lausanne (SUI) 256 km: Bartali 16. Lausanne-Mulhouse 243 km: Edward Van Dijck (BEL) 17. Mulhouse-Strasbourg 120 km TT: Lambrecht 18. Strasbourg-Metz 195 km: Giovani Corrieri (ITA) 19. Metz-Liège (BEL) 249 km: Bartali 20. Liège-Roubaix 228 km: Bernard Gauthier (FRA/Sud-Est) 21. Roubaix-Paris 286 km: Corrieri. |
| 1947 - 34th June 25--July 20 Paris - Pierrefitte Velodrome Parc des Princes 4642 kms 21 stages 5 rest days: Besançon, Briançon, Nice, Luchon, Vannes 5 national & 5 regional teams 100 starters 53 finishers F 4,580,000, F 500,000 Reprise after 7 years World War |
1. Jean Robic (FRA/Équipe de l’Ouest/Génial-Lucifer/68) 26 yrs, b. 10 Jun 1921 148h 11m 25s at 31.412 kph 2. Edouard Fachleitner (FRA) at 3m 58s 3. Pierre Brambilla (ITA) at 10m 7s 4. Aldo Ronconi (ITA) at 11m 5. René Vietto (FRA) at 15m 23s 6. Raymond Impanis (BEL) at 18m 14s 7, Fermo Camellini (ITA) at 24m 8s 8. Giordano Cottur (ITA) at 1h 6m 3s 9. Jean-Marie Goasmat (FRA/Ouest) at 1h 16m 3s 10. Apo Lazaridès (FRA/Sud-Est) at 1h 18m 44s ... 53. Pietro Tarchini (SUI) at 7h 48m 18s Teams: Italy Mountains: Pierre Brambilla (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 236 km: Kubler2. Lille-Bruxelles (BEL) 182 km: Vietto3. Bruxelles-Luxembourg (LUX) 314 km: Ronconi 4. Luxembourg-Strasbourg 223 km: Robic 5. Strasbourg-Besançon 248 km: Kubler 6. Besançon-Lyon 249 km: Lucien Teisseire (FRA) 7. Lyon-Grenoble 172 km: Robic, Ronconi8. Grenoble-Briançon 185 km: Camellini 9. Briançon-Digne 217 km: Vietto10. Digne-Nice 255 km: Camellini 11. Nice-Marseille 230 km: Fachleitner 12. Marseille-Montpellier 165 km: Massal 13. Montpellier-Carcassonne 172 km: Teisseire 14. Carcassonne-Luchon 253 km: Albert Bourlon (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 15. Luchon-Pau 195 km: Robic 16. Pau-Bordeaux 195 km: Giuseppe Tacca (ITA) 17. Bordeaux-Les Sables 272 km: Eloi Tassin (FRA/Ouest) 18. Les Sables-Vannes 236 km: Tarchini 19. Vannes-St Brieuc 139 km: Impanis, Brambilla20. St Brieuc-Caen 235 km: Maurice Diot (FRA/Ile de France) 21. Caen-Paris 257 km: Brik Schotte (BEL), Robic. |
| 1939 - 33rd July 10--30 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4224 kms 18 stages (28 total) 3 rest days: Royan, Toulouse, Annecy 6 national & 4 regional teams 79 starters 49 finishers F 900,000, F 100,000 + primes |
1. Sylvère Maes (BEL/Belgium-A/sans marque/1) 30 yrs, b. 27 Aug 1909 132h 03m 17s at 31.986 kph 2. René Vietto (FRA/Sud-Est) at 30m 8s 3. Lucien Vlaemynck (BEL/B) at 32m 6s 4. Mathias Clemens (LUX) at 36m 9s 5. Edouard Vissers (BEL/A) at 38m 5s 6. Sylvain Marcaillou (FRA) at 45m 16s 7. Albertin Disseaux (BEL/B) at 46m 54s 8. Jan Lambrichts (NED) at 48m 1s 9. Albert Ritserveldt (BEL/B) at 48m 27s 10. Cyriel Vanoverberghe (BEL/B) at 49m 44s ... 49. Amand Le Moal (FRA/Ouest) at 4h 26m 39s Teams: Belgium B-team Mountains: Sylvère Maes (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 215 km: Amédée Fournier (FRA/Nord-Est)2a. Caen-Vire 63.5 km: Romain Maes (BEL/A)2b. Vire-Rennes 119.5 km: Eloi Tassin (FRA/Ouest), Jean Fonetenay (FRA/Ouest)3. Rennes-Brest 244 km: Pierre Cloarec (FRA/Ouest) 4. Brest-Lorient 174 km: Raymond Louviot (FRA), Vietto5. Lorient-Nantes 207 km: Fournier 6a. Nantes-La Rochelle 144 km: Lucien Storme (BEL/A) 6b. La Rochelle-Royan 107 km: Edmond Pagès (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 7. Royan-Bordeaux 198 km: Raymond Passat (FRA/Sud-Ouest) 8a. Bordeaux-Salies de Bearn 210.5 km: Marcel Kint (BEL/A) 8b. Salies de Bearn-Pau 68.5 km TT: Karl Litschi (SUI) 9. Pau-Toulouse 311 km: Vissers 10a. Toulouse-Narbonne 148.5 km: Pierre Jaminet (FRA) 10b. Narbonne-Béziers 27 km TT: Maurice Archambaud (FRA/Nord-Est) 10c. Béziers-Montpellier 70.5 km: Archambaud 11. Montpellier-Marseille 212 km: Fabien Galateau (FRA/Sud-Est) 12a. Marseille-St Raphaël 157 km: François Neuens (LUX) 12b. St Raphaël-Monaco 121.5 km: Archambaud 13. Monaco-Monaco 101.5 km: Pierre Gallien (FRA/Nord-Est) 14. Monaco-Digne 175 km: Cloarec 15. Digne-Briançon 219 km: S. Maes16a. Briançon-Bonneval 126 km: Jaminet 16b. Bonneval-Bourg St Maurice 64.5 km TT: S. Maes 16c. Bourg St Maurice-Annecy 103.5 km: Antoon Van Schendel (NED) 17a. Annecy-Dôle 226 km: Neuens 17b. Dôle-Dijon 59 km TT: Archambaud 18a. Dijon-Troyes 151 km: René Le Grevès (FRA/Ouest) 18b. Troyes-Paris 201 km: Kint. |
| 1938 - 32nd July 5--31 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4694 kms 21 stages (29 total) 6 rest days: Royan, Pau, Luchon, Cannes, Aix-les-Bains, Reims 8 national & 2 regional teams 96 starters 55 finishers F 900,000, F 200,000 + primes |
1. Gino Bartali (ITA/Italy/sans marque/13) 24 yrs, b. 18 Jul 1914 148h 29m 12s at 31.565 kph 2. Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) at 18m 27s 3. Victor Cosson (FRA) at 29m 26s 4. Edouard Vissers (BEL) at 35m 8s 5. Mathias Clemens (LUX) at 42m 8s 6. Mario Vicini (ITA) at 44m 59s 7. Jules Lowie (BEL) at 48m 56s 8. Antonin Magne (FRA) at 49m 9. Marcel Kint (BEL) at 59m 49s 10. Dante Gianello (FRA) at 1h 6m 47s ... 55. Janus Hellemans (NED) at 5h 2m 34s Teams: Belgium Mountains: Gino Bartali (ITA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 215 km: Willi Oberbeck (GER)2. Caen-St Brieuc 237 km: Jean Majerus (LUX)3. St Brieuc-Nantes 238 km: Gerrit Schulte (NED) 4a. Nantes-La Roche sur Yon 62 km: Eloi Meulenberg (BEL) 4b. La Roche sur Yon-La Rochelle 83 km: Meulenberg 4c. La Rochelle-Royan 83 km: Vervaecke 5. Royan-Bordeaux 198 km: Meulenberg 6a. Bordeaux-Arcachon 52.5 km: Jules Rossi (ITA) 6b. Arcachon-Bayonne 171 km: Glauco Servadei (ITA), André Leducq (FRA)7. Bayonne-Pau 115 km: Theo Middelkamp (NED) 8. Pau-Luchon 193 km: Vervaecke9. Luchon-Perpignan 260 km: Jean Fréchaut (FRA) 10a. Perpignan-Narbonne 63 km: Antoon Van Schendel (NED) 10b. Narbonne-Béziers 27 km TT: Vervaecke 10c. Béziers-Montpellier 73 km: Magne 11. Montpellier-Marseille 223 km: Bartali 12. Marseille-Cannes 199 km: Fréchaut 13. Cannes-Digne 284 km: Gianello 14. Digne-Briançon 219 km: Bartali15. Briançon-Aix les Bains 311 km: Kint 16. Aix les Bains-Besançon 284 km: Kint 17a. Besançon-Belfort 89.5 km: Emile Masson Jr (BEL) 17b. Belfort-Strasbourg 143 km: Frechaut 18. Strasbourg-Metz 186 km: Kint 19. Metz-Reims 196 km: Fabien Galateau (FRA) 20a. Reims-Laon 48 km: Servadei 20b. Laon-St-Quentin 42 km TT: Vervaecke 20c. St Quentin-Lille 107 km: François Neuville (BEL) 21. Lille-Paris 279 km: (tie) André Leducq (FRA) & Magne. |
| 1937 - 31st June 30--July 25 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4415 kms 20 stages (31 total) 6 rest days: Genève, Digne, Nice, Perpignan, Luchon, Pau 9 national teams & individuals 98 starters 46 finishers F 800,000, F 200,000 Derailleur gears allowed |
1. Roger Lapébie (FRA/France/sans marque/32) 26 yrs, b. 18 Jan 1911 138h 58m 31s at 31.768 kph 2. Mario Vicini (ITA) at 7m 17s 3. Leo Amberg (SUI) at 26m 23s 4. Francesco Camusso (ITA) at 26m 53s 5. Sylvain Marcaillou (FRA) at 35m 36s 6. Edouard Vissers (BEL) at 38m 13s 7. Paul Choque (FRA) at 1h 5m 19s 8. Pierre Gallien (FRA) at 1h 6m 33s 9. Erich Bautz (GER) at 1h 6m 41s 10. Jean Fréchaut (FRA) at 1h 24m 34s ... 46. Alois Klensch (LUX) at 6h 39m 25s Teams: France Mountains: Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 263 km: Jean Majerus (LUX)2. Lille-Charleville 192 km: Maurice Archambaud (FRA) 3. Charleville-Metz 161 km: Walter Generati (ITA), Marcel Kint (BEL)4. Metz-Belfort 220 km: Bautz5a. Belfort-Lons le Saunier 175 km: Henri Puppo (FRA) 5b. Lons le Saunier-Champagnole 34 km TT: Sylvère Maes (BEL) 5c. Champagnole-Genève 93 km: Amberg 6. Genève-Aix les Bains 180 km: Gustaaf Deloor (BEL) 7. Aix les Bains-Grenoble 228 km: Gino Bartali (ITA)8. Grenoble-Briançon 194 km: Otto Weckerling (GER) 9. Briançon-Digne 220 km: Lapébie, Sylvère Maes (BEL)10. Digne-Nice 251 km: Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) 11a. Nice-Toulon 169 km: Eloi Meulenberg (BEL) 11b. Toulon-Marseille 65 km TT: Gustaaf Danneels (BEL) 12a. Marseille-Nîmes 112 km: Alfonse Antoine (FRA) 12b. Nîmes-Montpellier 51 km: René Pedroli (SUI) 13a. Montpellier-Narbonne 103 km: Camusso 13b. Narbonne-Perpignan 63 km: Meulenberg 14a. Perpignan-Bourg Madame 99 km: Meulenberg 14b. Bourg Madame-Ax les Thermes 59 km: Mariano Canardo (ESP) 14c. Ax les Thermes-Luchon 167 km: Meulenberg 15. Luchon-Pau 194 km: Julian Berrendero (ESP) 16. Pau-Bordeaux 235 km: Chocque 17a. Bordeaux-Royan 123 km: Bautz, Lapébie17b. Royan-Saintes 37 km: [tie] Adolph Braeckeveldt (BEL) & Heinz Wengler (GER) 17c. Saintes-La Rochelle 67 km: Lapébie 18a. La Rochelle-La Roche sur Yon 81 km: Lapébie 18b. La Roche sur Yon-Rennes 172 km: Chocque 19a. Rennes-Vire 114 km: Raymond Passat (FRA) 19b. Vire-Caen 59 km TT: Amberg 20. Caen-Paris 234 km: Vissers. |
| 1936 - 30th July 7--August 2 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4442 kms 21 stages (27 total) 6 rest days: Évian, Digne, Cannes, Perpignan, Luchon, Pau 9 national teams & Touristes-routiers 90 starters 43 finishers F 1,000,000, F 100,000 + primes |
1. Sylvère Maes (BEL/Belgium/sans marque/2) 27 yrs, b. 27 Aug 1909 142h 47m 32s at 31.108 kph 2. Antonin Magne (FRA) at 26m 55s 3. Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) at 27m 53s 4. Pierre Clemens (LUX) at 42m 42s 5. Arsène Mersch (LUX) at 52m 52s 6. Mariano Canardo (ESP) at 1h 3m 4s 7. Mathias Clemens (LUX) at 1h 10m 44s 8. Leo Amberg (SUI) at 1h 19m 13s 9. Marcel Kint (BEL) at 1h 22m 25s 10. Léon Level (FRA/Tr) at 1h 27m 57s ... 43. Aldo Bertocco (FRA/Tr) at 4h 49m 7s Teams: Belgium Mountains: Julian Berrendero (ESP) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 258 km: Paul Egli (SUI)2. Lille-Charleville 192 km: Robert Wierinckx (BEL), Maurice Archambaud (FRA)3. Charleville-Metz 161 km: M. Clémens, Mersch4. Metz-Belfort 220 km: Archambaud5. Belfort-Évian 298 km: Le Grevès 6. Évian-Aix les Bains 212 km: Eloi Meulenberg (BEL) 7. Aix les Bains-Grenoble 230 km: Theo Middelkamp (NED) 8. Grenoble-Briançon 194 km: Jean-Marie Goasmat (FRA/Tr), S. Maes9. Briançon-Digne 220 km: Level 10. Digne-Nice 156 km: Paul Maye (FRA) 11. Nice-Cannes 126 km: Federico Ezquerra (ESP) 12. Cannes-Marseille 195 km: Le Grevès 13a. Marseille-Nîmes 112 km: Le Grevès 13b. Nîmes-Montpellier 52 km TT: S. Maes 14a. Montpellier-Narbonne 103 km: Le Grevès 14b. Narbonne-Perpignan 63 km TT: S. Maes 15. Perpignan-Luchon 325 km: Sauveur Ducazeaux (FRA/Tr) 16. Luchon-Pau 194 km: S. Maes 17. Pau-Bordeaux 229 km: Le Grevès 18a. Bordeaux-Saintes 117 km: Meulenberg 18b. Saintes-La Rochelle 75 km TT: S. Maes 19a. La Rochelle-La Roche sur Yon 81 km: Kint 19b. La Roche sur Yon-Cholet 65 km TT: Vervaecke 19c. Cholet-Angers 67 km: Maye 20a. Angers-Vire 204 km: Le Grevès 20b. Vire-Caen 55 km TT: Magne 21. Caen-Paris 234 km: Mersch. |
| 1935 - 29th July 4--28 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4338 kms 21 stages (27 total) 4 rest days: Évian, Nice, Luchon, Pau 6 national teams & Touristes-routiers 93 starters 46 finishers F 1,092,050, n/a † fatality: Francisco Cepeda (ESP) stage 7, descent Col du Galibier |
1. Romain Maes (BEL/Belgium/sans marque/6) 22 yrs, b. 10 Aug 1913 141h 23m 00s at 30.650 kph 2. Ambrogio Morelli (ITA) at 17m 52s 3. Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) at 24m 6s 4. Sylvère Maes (BEL) at 35m 24s 5. Jules Lowie (BEL) at 51m 26s 6. Georges Speicher (FRA) at 54m 29s 7. Maurice Archambaud (FRA) at 1h 9m 28s 8. René Vietto (FRA) at 1h 21m 3s 9. Gabriel Ruozzi (FRA) at 1h 34m 2s 10. Oskar Thierbach (GER) at 2h 4s ... 46. Willi Kutschbach (GER) at 7h 30m 49s Teams: Belgium Mountains: Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 262 km: R. Maes2. Lille-Charleville 192 km: Charles Pélissier (FRA) 3. Charleville-Metz 161 km: Rafaele Di Paco (ITA) 4. Metz-Belfort 220 km: Jean Aerts (BEL) 5a. Belfort-Genève 262 km: Archambaud 5b. Genève-Évian 58 km TT: Di Paco 6. Évian-Aix les Bains 207 km: Vietto 7. Aix les Bains-Grenoble 229 km: Francesco Camusso (ITA) 8. Grenoble-Gap 102 km: Aerts 9. Gap-Digne 227 km: Vietto 10. Digne-Nice 156 km: Aerts 11. Nice-Cannes 126 km: R. Maes 12. Cannes-Marseille 195 km: Pélissier 13a. Marseille-Nîmes 112 km: Vasco Bergamaschi (ITA) 13b. Nîmes-Montpellier 56 km TT: Speicher 14a. Montpellier-Narbonne 103 km: René Le Grevès (FRA) 14b. Narbonne-Perpignan 63 km TT: Archambaud 15. Perpignan-Luchon 325 km: S. Maes 16. Luchon-Pau 194 km: Morelli 17. Pau-Bordeaux 224 km: Julien Moineau (FRA) 18a. Bordeaux-Rochefort 159 km: Le Grevès 18b. Rochefort-La Rochelle 33 km TT: André Leducq (FRA) 19a. La Rochelle-La Roche sur Yon 81 km: Le Grevès 19b. La Roche sur Yon-Nantes 95 km TT: Aerts 20a. Nantes-Vire 220 km: Le Grevès 20b. Vire-Caen 55 km TT: Morelli 21. Caen-Paris 221 km: R. Maes. |
| 1934 - 28th July 3--29 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4470 kms 23 stages (24 total) 4 rest days: Évian, Nice, Perpignan, Pau 5 national teams & individuals 60 starters 39 finishers F 737,610, F 30,000 Individual time trial (TT) and Split stage (two stages per day, a & b) introduced |
1. Antonin Magne (FRA/France/sans marque/36) 30 yrs, b. 15 Feb 1904 147h 13m 58s at 30.360 kph 2. Giuseppe Martano (ITA) at 27m 31s 3. Roger Lapébie (FRA) at 52m 15s 4. Félicien Vervaecke (BEL) at 57m 40s 5. René Vietto (FRA) at 59m 2s 6. Ambrogio Morelli (ITA) at 1h 12m 2s 7. Ludwig Geyer (GER) at 1h 12m 51s 8. Sylvère Maes (BEL) at 1h 20m 56s 9. Mariano Canardo (ESP) at 1h 29m 2s 10. Vicente Trueba (ESP) at 1h 40m 39s ... 39. Antonio Folco (ITA/) at 7h 15m 36s Teams: France Mountains: René Vietto (FRA) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 262 km: Georges Speicher (FRA)2. Lille-Charleville 192 km: René Le Grèves (FRA), Magne3. Charleville-Metz 161 km: Lapébie 4. Metz-Belfort 220 km: Lapébie 5. Belfort-Évian 293 km: (tie) Le Grevès & Speicher 6. Évian-Aix les Bains 207 km: Speicher 7. Aix les Bains-Grenoble 229 km: Vietto 8. Grenoble-Gap 102 km: Martano 9. Gap-Digne 227 km: Vietto 10. Digne-Nice 156 km: Le Grevès 11. Nice-Cannes 126 km: Vietto 12. Cannes-Marseille 195 km: Lapébie 13. Marseille-Montpellier 172 km: Speicher 14. Montpellier-Perpignan 177 km: Lapébie 15. Perpignan-Ax les Thermes 158 km: Lapébie 16. Ax les Thermes-Luchon 165 km: Adriano Vignoli (ITA) 17. Luchon-Tarbes 91 km: Magne 18. Tarbes-Pau 172 km: Vietto 19. Pau-Bordeaux 215 km: Ettore Meini (ITA) 20. Bordeaux-La Rochelle 183 km: Speicher 21a. La Rochelle-La Roche sur Yon 81 km: Le Grevès 21b. La Roche sur Yon-Nantes 90 km TT: Magne 22. Nantes-Caen 275 km: Raymond Louviot (FRA) 23. Caen-Paris 221 km: Maes. |
| 1933 - 27th June 27--July 23 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4395 kms 23 stages 4 rest days: Évian, Nice, Perpignan, Pau 5 national teams & Touristes-routiers 80 starters 40 finishers F 749,000, F 30,000 Grand Prix de la Montagne introduced |
1. Georges Speicher (FRA/France/sans marque/36) 26 yrs, b. 8 Jun 1907 147h 51m 37s at 29.818 kph 2. Learco Guerra (ITA) at 4m 1s 3. Guiseppe Martano (ITA/Tr) at 5m 1s 4. Georges Lemaire (BEL) at 15m 45s 5. Maurice Archambaud (FRA) at 21m 22s 6. Vicente Trueba (ESP/Tr) at 27m 27s 7. Léon Level (FRA/Tr) at 35m 19s 8. Antonin Magne (FRA) at 36m 37s 9. Jean Aerts (BEL) at 42m 53s 10. Kurt Stoepel (GER) at 45m 28s ... 40. Ernest Neuhard (FRA/Tr) at 3h 57m 44s Teams: France Mountains: Vicente Trueba (ESP) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 262 km: Archambaud2. Lille-Charleville 192 km: Guerra 3. Charleville-Metz 192 km: Alfons Schepers (BEL) 4. Metz-Belfort 220 km: Aerts 5. Belfort-Évian 293 km: Léon Louyet (BEL/Tr) 6. Évian-Aix les Bains 207 km: Guerra 7. Aix les Bains-Grenoble 229 km: Guerra 8. Grenoble-Gap 102 km: Speicher 9. Gap-Digne 227 km: Speicher, Lemaire10. Digne-Nice 156 km: Fernand Cornez (FRA/Tr) 11. Nice-Cannes 128 km: Archambaud12. Cannes-Marseille 208 km: Speicher13. Marseille-Montpellier 168 km: Leducq 14. Montpellier-Perpignan 166 km: Leducq 15. Perpignan-Ax les Thermes 158 km: Aerts 16. Ax les Thermes-Luchon 165 km: Louyet 17. Luchon-Tarbes 91 km: Aerts 18. Tarbes-Pau 185 km: Guerra 19. Pau-Bordeaux 233 km: Aerts 20. Bordeaux-La Rochelle 183 km: Aerts 21. La Rochelle-Rennes 266 km: Aerts 22. Rennes-Caen 169 km: René Le Grèves (FRA) 23. Caen-Paris 222 km: Guerra. |
| 1932 - 26th July 6--31 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4479 kms 21 stages 5 rest days: Nantes, Bordeaux, Luchon, Perpignan, Nice 5 national teams & Touristes-routiers 80 starters 57 finishers F 700,000, F 30,000 |
1. André Leducq (FRA/France/sans marque/33) 28 yrs, b. 27 Feb 1904 154h 12m 59s at 29.047 kph 2. Kurt Stoepel (GER) at 24m 1s 3. Francesco Camusso (ITA) at 26m 11s 4. Antonio Pesenti (ITA) at 37m 8s 5. Georges Ronsse (BEL) at 41m 4s 6. Frans Bonduel (BEL) at 45m 13s 7. Oskar Thierbach (GER) at 58m 44s 8. Jef Demuysère (BEL) at 1h 3m 24s 9. Luigi Barral (ITA) at 1h 6m 57s 10. Georges Speicher (FRA) at 1h 8m 37s ... 57. Rudolf Risch (GER) at 5h 5m 14s Teams: Italy |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 208 km: Jean Aerts (BEL)2. Caen-Nantes 300 km: Stoepel3. Nantes-Bordeaux 387 km: Leducq4. Bordeaux-Pau 206 km: Ronsse 5. Pau-Luchon 229 km: Pesenti 6. Luchon-Perpignan 322 km: Bonduel 7. Perpignan-Montpellier 168 km: Bonduel 8. Montpellier-Marseille 206 km: Michele Orrecchia (ITA) 9. Marseille-Cannes 191 km: Rafaele Di Paco (ITA) 10. Cannes-Nice 132 km: Camusso 11. Nice-Gap 233 km: Leducq 12. Gap-Grenoble 102 km: Roger Lapébie (FRA) 13. Grenoble-Aix les Bains 230 km: Leducq 14. Aix les Bains-Évian 204 km: Di Paco 15. Évian-Belfort 291 km: Leducq 16. Belfort-Strasbourg 145 km: Gérard Loncke (BEL) 17. Strasbourg-Metz 165 km: Di Paco 18. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Di Paco 19. Charleville-Malo 271 km: Gaston Rebry (BEL) 20. Malo-Amiens 212 km: Leducq 21. Amiens-Paris 159 km: Leducq. |
| 1931 - 25th June 30--July 26 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 5091 kms 24 stages 3 rest days: Luchon, Perpignan, Nice 6 national teams & Touristes-routiers 81 starters 35 finishers F 650,00, F 25,000 |
1. Antonin Magne (FRA/France/san marque/33) 27 yrs, b. 15 Feb 1904 177h 10m 03s at 28.735 kph 2. Joseph Demuysère (BEL) at 12m 56s 3. Antonio Pesenti (ITA) at 22m 52s 4. Gaston Rebry (BEL) at 46m 40s 5. Maurice Dewaele (BEL) at 49m 46s 6. Julien Vervaecke (BEL) at 1h 10m 11s 7. Louis Peglion (FRA) at 1h 18m 33s 8. Erich Metze (GER) at 1h 20m 59s 9. Albert Bucchi (SUI) at 1h 29m 29s 10. André Leducq (FRA) at 1h 30m 8s ... 35. Richard Lamb (AUS) at 5h 29m 5s Teams: Belgium |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 208 km: Alfred Hamerlinck (BEL)2. Caen-Dinan 212 km: Max Bulla (AUT/Tr)3. Dinan-Brest 206 km: Fabio Battesini (ITA), Léon Le Calvez ()4. Brest-Vannes 211 km: André Godinat (FRA/Tr), Rafaele Di Paco (ITA)5. Vannes-Les Sables 202 km: Charles Pélissier (FRA), (tie) Pélissier & Di Paco6. Les Sables-Bordeaux 338 km: Hamerlinck, Di Paco7. Bordeaux-Bayonne 180 km: Gérard Loncke (BEL/Tr) 8. Bayonne-Pau 106 km: Pélissier9. Pau-Luchon 231 km: Magne10. Luchon-Perpignan 322 km: Di Paco 11. Perpignan-Montpellier 164 km: Di Paco 12. Montpellier-Marseille : Bulla 13. Marseille-Cannes 181 km: Pélissier 14. Cannes- Nice 132 km: Eugenio Gestri (ITA) 15. Nice-Gap 233 km: Demuysère 16. Gap-Grenoble 102 km: Pélissier 17. Grenoble-Aix les Bains 230 km: Bulla 18. Aix les Bains-Évian 204 km: Demuysère 19. Évian-Belfort 282 km: Di Paco 20. Belfort-Colmar 209 km: Leducq 21. Colmar-Metz 192 km: Di Paco 22. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Di Paco 23. Charleville-Malo 271 km: Rebry 24. Malo-Paris 313 km: Pélissier. |
| 1930 - 24th July 2--27 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 4822 kms 21 stages 5 rest days: Luchon, Perpignan, Nice, Grenoble, Évian 5 national & 9 regional teams & Touristes-routiers 100 starters 59 finishers F 606,000, F 12,000 Advertising caravan and National teams introduced |
1. André Leducq (FRA/France/sans marque/38) 26 yrs, b. 27 Feb 1904 172h 12m 16s at 28.000 kph 2. Learco Guerra (ITA) at 14m 13s 3. Antonin Magne (FRA) at 16m 3s 4. Jef Demuysère (BEL) 21m 34s 5. Marcel Bidot (FRA) at 41m 18s 6. Pierre Magne (FRA) at 45m 42s 7. Frans Bonduel (BEL) at 56m 19s 8. Benoit Faure (FRA) at 58m 34s 9. Charles Pélissier (FRA) at 1h 4m 37s 10. Adolf Schoen (GER) at 1h 21m 39s ... 59. Marcel Ipide (FRA) at 15h 10m 18s International Challenge: France |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 206 km: Pélissier2. Caen-Dinan 203 km: Guerra3. Dinan-Brest 206 km: Pélissier 4. Brest-Vannes 210 km: Omer Taverne (BEL) 5. Vannes-Les Sables 285 km: Leducq 6. Les Sables-Bordeaux 285 km: Jean Aerts (BEL) 7. Bordeaux-Hendaye 222 km: Jules Merviel (FRA) 8. Hendaye-Pau 146 km: Alfredo Binda (ITA) 9. Pau-Luchon 231 km: Binda, Leducq10. Luchon-Perpignan 322 km: Pélissier 11. Perpignan-Montpellier 164 km: Pélissier 12. Motpellier-Marseille 209 km: Magne 13. Marseille-Cannes 181 km: Guerra 14. Cannes-Nice 132 km: Louis Peglion (FRA/Provence) 15. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Guerra 16. Grenoble-Évian 331 km: Leducq 17. Évian-Belfort 282 km: Frans Bonduel (BEL) 18. Belfort-Metz 223 km: Pélissier 19. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Pélissier 20. Charleville-Malo 271 km: Pélissier 21. Malo-Paris 300 km: Pélissier. |
| 1929 - 23rd June 30--July 28 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 5286 kms 22 stages 7 rest days: Bayonne, Luchon, Perpignan, Marseille, Nice, Grenoble, Évian 10 trade teams, 9 regional teams & Touristes-routiers 155 starters 60 finishers F 150,000, F 10,000 |
1. Maurice Dewaele (BEL/Alcyon-Dunlop/Alcyon/31) 33 yrs, b. 27 Dec 1896 186h 39m 16s at 28.319 kph 2. Giuseppe Pancera (ITA/La Rafale-Hutchinson) at 44m 23s 3. Joseph Demuysère (BEL/Lucifer-Hutchinson) at 57m 10s 4. Salvador Cardona (ESP/Fontan-Wolber) at 57m 46s 5. Nicolas Frantz (LUX/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 58m 6. Louis De Lannoy (BEL/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 1h 6m 9s 7. Antonin Magne (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 1h 8m 8. Julien Vervaecke (BEL/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 2h 1m 37s 9. Pierre Magne (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 2h 3m 10. Gastone Rebry (BEL/Alcyon-Wolber) at 2h 17m 49s ... 60. André Léger (FRA/Tr) at 31h 37m 54s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 206 km: Aime Dossche (BEL)2. Caen-Cherbourg 140 km: André Leducq (FRA/Alcyon) 3. Cherbourg-Dinan 199 km: Omer Taverne (BEL) 4. Dinan-Brest 206 km: De Lannoy, Dewaele5. Brest-Vannes 208 km: Gustaaf Van Slembrouck (BEL) 6. Vannes-Les Sables 204 km: P. Le Drogo 7. Les Sables-Bordeaux 285 km: Frantz8. Bordeaux-Bayonne 182 km: Julien Moineau (FRA), Rebry9. Bayonne-Luchon 363 km: Cardona, Victor Fontan (FRA)10. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Jef Demuysère (BEL), Dewaele11. Perpignan-Marseille 366 km: Leducq 12. Marseille-Cannes 191 km: Marcel Bidot (FRA) 13. Cannes-Nice 133 km: Benoit Faure (FRA) 14. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Rebry 15. Grenoble-Évian 329 km: Vervaecke 16. Évian-Belfort 283 km: Charles Pélissier (FRA) 17. Belfort-Strasbourg 145 km: Leducq 18. Strasbourg-Metz 165 km: Leducq 19. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Bernard Van Rysselberghe (BEL) 20. Charleville-Malo 270 km: Dewaele 21. Malo-Dieppe 234 km: Leducq 22. Dieppe-Paris 332 km: Frantz. |
| 1928 - 22nd June 17--July 15 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 5476 kms 22 stages 7 rest days: Hendaye, Luchon, Perpignan, Marseille, Nice, Grenoble, Évian 8 trade teams, 9 regional teams & Touristes-routiers 162 starters 41 finishers F 100,000, F 12,000 |
1. Nicolas Frantz (LUX/Alcyon-Dunlop/Alcyon/1) 29 yrs, b. 4 Nov 1899 192h 48m 58s at 28.400 kph 2. André Leducq (FRA/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 50m 7s 3. Maurice Dewaele (BEL/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 56m 16s 4. Jan Mertens (BEL/Thomann-Dunlop) at 1h 19m 18s 5. Julien Vervaecke (BEL/Armor-Dunlop) at 1h 53m 32s 6. Antonin Magne (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 2h 14m 2s 7. Victor Fontan (FRA/Elvish-Wolber) at 5h 7m 47s 8. Marcel Bidot (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 5h 18m 28s 9. Marcel Huot (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 5h 37m 33s 10. Pierre Magne (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 5h 41m 20s ... 41. Edouard Persin (FRA/Champagne) at 26h 56m 19s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Caen 207 km: Frantz2. Caen-Cherbourg 140 km: Leducq 3. Cherbourg-Dinan 199 km: Gaston Rebry (BEL/Alcyon) 4. Dinan-Brest 206 km: Pé Verhaegen (BEL/J.B. Louvet) 5. Brest-Vannes 208 km: Bidot 6. Vannes-Les Sables 204 km: Frantz 7. Les Sables-Bordeaux 285 km: Fontan 8. Bordeaux-Hendaye 225 km: Dewaele 9. Hendaye-Luchon 387 km: Fontan 10. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Leducq 11. Perpignan-Marseille 363 km: Leducq 12. Marseille-Nice 330 km: Frantz 13. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: A. Magne 14. Grenoble-Évian 329 km: Julien Moineau (FRA//Alleluia-Wolber) 15. Évian-Pontarlier 213 km: P. Magne 16. Pontarlier-Belfort 119 km: Leducq 17. Belfort-Strasbourg 145 km: Joseph Mauclair (FRA/Armor) 18. Strasbourg-Metz 165 km: Frantz 19. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Huot 20. Charleville-Malo 271 km: Dewaele 21. Malo-Dieppe 234 km: A. Magne 22. Dieppe-Paris 330 km: Frantz. |
| 1927 - 21st June 19--July 17 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 5398 kms 24 stages 5 rest days: Bayonne, Luchon, Perpignan, Nice, Évian 7 trade teams & Touristes-routiers 142 starters 39 finishers F 109,000, F 15,000 |
1. Nicolas Frantz (LUX/Alcyon-Dunlop/Alcyon/1) 28 yrs, b. 4 Nov 1899 198h 16m 42s at 27.224 kph 2. Maurice Dewaele (BEL/Labor-Dunlop) at 1h 48m 21s 3. Julien Vervaecke (BEL) at 2h 25m 6s 4. André Leducq (FRA/Thomann-Dunlop) at 3h 2m 5s 5. Adelin Benoit (BEL/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 4h 45m 1s 6. Antonin Magne (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 4h 48m 23s 7. Pé Verhaegen (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 6h 18m 36s 8. Julien Moineau (FRA/Alleluia-Wolber) at 6h 36m 17s 9. Hector Martin (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 7h 7m 34s 10. Maurice Geldhof (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 7h 16m 2s ... 39. Jacques Pfister (FRA) at 31h 3m 51s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Dieppe 180 km: Francis Pélissier (FRA/Dilecta-Wolber)2. Dieppe-Le Havre 103 km: Dewaele 3. Le Havre-Caen 225 km: Martin 4. Caen-Cherbourg 140 km: Camille Van de Casteele (BEL/J.B. Louvet) 5. Cherbourg-Dinan 199 km: Ferdinand Le Drogo (FRA/Dilecta-Wolber) 6. Dinan-Brest 206 km: Leducq, Le Drogo7. Brest-Vannes 207 km: Gustaaf Van Slembrouck (BEL/J.B. Louvet), Martin8. Vannes-Les Sables 204 km: Raymond Decorte (BEL/J.B. Louvet) 9. Les Sables-Bordeaux 285 km: Benoit 10. Bordeaux-Bayonne 189 km: Verhaegen 11. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Frantz12. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Van Slembrouck 13. Perpignan-Marseille 360 km: Dewaele 14. Marseille-Toulon 120 km: Magne 15. Toulon-Nice 280 km: Frantz 16. Nice-Briançon 275 km: Vervaecke 17. Briançon-Évian 283 km: Verhaegen 18. Évian-Pontarlier 213 km: Benoit 19. Pontarlier-Belfort 119 km: Geldhof 20. Belforth-Strasbourg 145 km: Decorte 21. Strasbourg-Metz 165 km: Frantz 22. Metz-Charleville 159 km: Martin 23. Charleville-Dunkerque 270 km: Leducq 24. Dunkerque-Paris 344 km: Leducq. |
| 1926 - 20th June 20--July 18 Évian Velodrome Parc des Princes 5745 kms (record distance) 17 stages 13 rest days 9 trade teams & Touristes-routiers 126 starters 41 finishers F 100,000, F 12,000 |
1. Lucien Buysse (BEL/Automoto/2) 34 yrs, b. 11 Sep 1892 238h 44m 25s at 24.273 kph 2. Nicolas Frantz (LUX/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 1h 22m 25s 3. Bartolomeo Aimo (ITA/Alcyon-Dunlop) at 1h 23m 51s 4 Théophile Beeckman (BEL/Armor) at 1h 43m 54s 5. Félix Sellier (BEL/Alcyon) at 1h 49m 13s 6. Albert Dejonghe (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 1h 56m 15s 7. Léon Parmentier (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 2h 9m 20s 8. Georges Cuvelier (FRA/Meteore) at 2h 28m 32s 9. Jules Buysse (BEL/Automoto) at 2h 37m 3s 10. Marcel Bidot (FRA/Thomann) at 2h 53m 54s ... 41. André Drobecq (FRA/Tr) at 24h 59m 3s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Évian-Mulhouse 373 km: J. Buysse2. Mulhouse-Metz 334 km: Aimé Dossche (BEL/Christophe) 3. Metz-Dunkerque 433 km: Gustaaf Van Slembrouck (BEL/J.B.Louvet)4. Dunkerque-Le Havre 361 km: Sellier 5. Le Havre-Cherbourg 357 km: Adelin Benoit (BEL/Alcyon) 6. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Joseph Van Dam (BEL/Automoto) 7. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Frantz 8. Les Sables-Bordeaux 285 km: Van Dam 9. Bordeaux-Bayonne 189 km: Frantz 10. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: L. Buysse11. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: L. Buysse 12. Perpignan-Toulon 427 km: Frantz 13. Toulon-Nice 280 km: Frantz 14. Nice-Briançon 275 km: Aimo 15. Briançon-Évian 303 km: Van Dam 16. Évian-Dijon 321 km: Camille Van de Casteele (BEL/J.B. Louvet) 17. Dijon-Paris 341 km: Dossche. |
| 1925 -19th June 21--July 19 Le Vésinet Velodrome Parc des Princes 5440 kms 18 stages 11 rest days 10 trade teams & Touristes-routiers 130 starters 49 finishers F 99,000, F 15,000 |
1. Ottavio Bottecchia (ITA/Automoto-Hutchinson/Automoto/1) 31 yrs, b. 1 Aug 1894 219h 10m 18s at 24.820 kph 2. Lucien Buysse (BEL/Automoto) at 54m 20s 3. Bartolomeo Aimo (ITA/Alcyon) at 56m 17s 4. Nicolas Frantz (LUX/Alcyon) at 1h 11m 24s 5. Albert Dejonghe (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 1h 27m 42s 6. Theophile Beeckman (BEL/Thomann) at 2h 24m 43s 7. Omer Huysse (BEL/Armor) at 2h 33m 38s 8. Auguste Verdyck (BEL/Christophe) at 2h 44m 36s 9. Felix Sellier (BEL/Alcyon) at 2h 45m 59s 10. Federico Gay (ITA/Meteore) at 4h 6m 3s ... 49. Fernand Besnier (FRA/TR) at 36h 10m 50s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 340 km: Bottecchia2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 371 km: Bellenger 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Louis Mottiat (BEl/Alcyon), Adelin Benoit (BEL/Thomann)4. Brest-Vannes 208 km: Frantz 5. Vannes-Les Sables 204 km: Frantz 6. Les Sables-Bordeaux 293 km: Bottecchia 7. Bordeaux-Bayonne 189 km: Bottecchia8. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Benoit9. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Frantz, Bottecchia10. Perpignan-Nîmes 215 km: Beekman 11. Nîmes-Toulon 215 km: Buysse 12. Toulon-Nice 280 km: Buysse 13. Nice-Briançon 275 km: Aimo 14. Briançon-Evian 303 km: Hector Martin (BEL) 15. Evian-Mulhouse 373 km: Frantz 16. Mulhouse-Metz 334 km: Martin 17. Metz-Dunkerque 433 km: Martin 18. Dunkerque-Paris 343 km: Bottecchia. |
| 1924 - 18th June 22--July 20 Luna Park Velodrome Parc des Princes 5425 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Category 1 & 2 individuals & Touristes-routiers 157 starters 60 finishers F 100,000, F 10,000 |
1. Ottavio Bottecchia (ITA/Automoto/Automoto/2) 30 yrs, b. 1 Aug 1894 226h 18m 21s at 24.250 kph 2. Nicolas Frantz (LUX) at 35m 36s 3. Lucien Buysse (BEL) at 1h 32m 13s 4. Bartolomeo Aimo (ITA) at 1h 32m 13s 5. Theophile Beeckman (BEL) at 2h 11m 12s 6. Joseph Muller (FRA) 2h 53m 33s 7. Arsene Alancourt (FRA) at 2h 11m 12s 8. Romain Bellenger (FRA) at 2h 51m 9s 9. Omer Huysse (BEL) at 2h 58m 13s 10. Hector Tiberghien (BEL) at 3h 5m 4s ... 60. Victor Lafosse (FRA) at 45h 12m 5s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 381 km: Bottecchia2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 371 km: Bellenger 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Beekman/Thijs (tie) 4. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Félix Goethals (FRA) 5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Huyse 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Bottecchia 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Bottecchia 8. Perpignan-Toulon 427 km: Louis Mottiat (FRA) 9. Toulon-Nice 280 km: Thijs 10. Nice-Briançon 275 km: Giovanni Brunero (ITA) 11. Briançon-Gex 307 km: Nicolas Frantz () 12. Gex-Strasbourg 360 km: Frantz 13. Strasbourg-Metz 300 km: Alancourt 14. Metz-Dunkerque 433 km: Bellenger 15. Dunkerque-Paris 343 km: Bottecchia. |
| 1923 -17th June 24--July 22 Luna Park-Porte Maillot Velodrome Parc des Princes 5386 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race Category 1 & 2 individuals & Touristes-routiers 139 starters 48 finishers F 100,000, F 10,000 |
1. Henri Pélissier (FRA/Automoto/Automoto/23) 33 yrs, b. 22 Jan 1889 222h 15m 30s at 24.233 kph 2. Ottavio Bottecchia (ITA/Automoto) at 30m 41s 3. Romain Bellenger (FRA/Peugeot) at 1h 4m 43s 4. Hector Tiberghien (BEL/Peugeot) at 1h 29m 16s 5. Arsène Alancourt (FRA/Peugeot) at 2h 6m 40s 6. Henri Collé (SUI/Griffon) at 2h 28m 43s 7. Léon Despontin (BEL/Peugeot) at 2h 39m 49s 8. Lucien Buysse (BEL/Automoto) at 2h 40m 11s 9. Eugène Dhers (FRA/Armor) at 2h 59m 9s 10. Marcel Huot (FRA/Griffon) at 3h 16m 56s ... 48. Daniel Masson (FRA) at 48h 31m 7s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 381 km: Robert Jacquinot (FRA/Peugeot)2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 371 km: Bellenger, Bottecchia3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Pélissier 4. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Albert Dejonghe (BEL/La Francaise), Bellenger5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Jacquinot 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Alavoine 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Alavoine 8. Perpignan-Toulon 427 km: Buysse 9. Toulon-Nice 281 km: Alavoine 10. Nice-Briançon 275 km: Pélissier11. Briançon-Genève 260 km: Pélissier 12. Genève-Strasbourg 377 km: Joseph Muller (FRA) 13. Strasbourg-Metz 300 km: Bellenger 14. Metz-Dunkerque 432 km: Félix Goethals (FRA/Thomann) 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: Goethals. |
| 1922 - 16th June 25--July 23 Luna Park-Porte Maillot Velodrome Parc des Princes 5375 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race Category 1 & 2 individuals 121 starters 38 finishers F 80,000, F 10,000 |
1. Firmin Lambot (BEL/Peugeot/Peugeot/13) 36 yrs, b. 14 Mar 1886 222h 08m 06s at 24.196 kph 2. Jean Alavoine (FRA) at 41m 15s 3. Félix Sellier (BEL) at 43m 2s 4. Hector Heusghem (BEL) at 43m 56s 5. Victor Leenaers (BEL) at 45m 32s 6. Hector Tiberghien (BEL) at 1h 21m 35s 7. Léon Despontin (BEL) at 2h 24m 29s 8. Eugéne Christophe (FRA) at 3h 25m 39s 9. Jean Rossius (BEL) at 3h 26m 6s 10. Gaston Degy (FRA) at 3h 49m 13s ... 38. Daniel Masson (FRA) at 65h 53m 41s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 381 km: Robert Jacquinot (FRA)2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Romain Bellenger (FRA) 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Jacquinot 4. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Philippe Thijs (BEL), Christophe5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Alavoine 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Alavoine 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Alavoine8. Perpignan-Toulon 411 km: Thijs 9. Toulon-Nice 281 km: Thijs 10. Nice-Briançon 274 km: Thijs 11. Briançon-Genève 260 km: Emile Masson (FRA) 12. Genève-Strasbourg 371 km: E. Masson, H. Heusghem13. Strasbourg-Metz 300 km: Federico Gay (ITA), Lambot14. Metz-Dunkerque 432 km: Sellier 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: Thijs. |
| 1921 - 15th June 26--July 24 Argenteuil Velodrome Parc des Princes 5485 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race Categories A & B 123 starters 38 finishers F 80,000, F 15,000 |
1. Léon Scieur (BEL/La Sportive/La Sportive/19) 33 yrs, b. 19 Mar 1888 221h 50m 26s at 24.724 kph 2. Hector Heusghem (BEL) at 18m 36s 3. Honoré Barthélémy (FRA) at 2h 1m 4. Luigi Lucotti (ITA) at 2h 39m 18s 5. Hector Tiberghien (BEL) at 4h 33m 19s 6. Victor Leenaers (BEL) at 4h 53m 23s 7. Léon Despontin (BEL) at 5h 1m 54s 8. Camille Leroy (BEL) at 7h 56m 27s 9. Firmin Lambot (BEL) at 8h 26m 25s 10. Félix Goethals (FRA) at 8h 26m 25s ... 38. Henri Catelan (FRA) at 63h 19m 57s Teams: La Sportive (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 388 km: Louis Mottiat (BEL)2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Romain Bellenger (FRA), Scieur3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Scieur 4. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Mottiat 5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Mottiat 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: H. Heusghem 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Mottiat 8. Perpignan-Toulon 411 km: Lucotti 9. Toulon-Nice 272 km: Lambot 10. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Scieur 11. Grenoble-Genève 325 km: Félix Goethals 12. Genève-Strasbourg 371 km: Barthélémy 13. Strasbourg-Metz 300 km: Félix Sellier (BEL) 14. Metz-Dunkerque 433 km: Goethals 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: Goethals. |
| 1920 - 14th June 27--July 25 Argenteuil Velodrome Parc des Princes 5503 kms 15 stages ?? rest days Timed race Categories A & B 113 starters 22 finishers F 80,765, F 15,000 |
1. Philippe Thijs (BEL/La Sportive/La Sportive/15) 30 yrs, b. 8 Oct 1890 228h 36m 13s at 24.072 kph 2. Hector Heusghem (BEL) at 57m 21s 3. Firmin Lambot (BEL) at 1h 31m 35s 4. Léon Scieur (BEL) at 1h 44m 58s 5. Emile Masson (BEL) at 2h 56m 52s 6. Louis Heusghem (BEL) at 3h 40m 47s 7. Jean Rossius (BEL) at 3h 49m 55s 8. Honoré Barthélémy (FRA) at 5h 35m 19s 9. Félix Goethals (FRA) at 9h 23m 7s 10. Joseph Vandaele (BEL) at 10h 45m 41s ... 22. Charles Raboisson (FRA) at 69h 5s Teams: La Sportive (BEL) |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 388 km: Louis Mottiat2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Thys3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Henri Pélissier (FRA) 4. Brest-Les Sables 412 km: Pélissier 5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Lambot 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Lambot 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Rossius 8. Perpignan-Aix en Provence 325 km: Louis Heusghem 9. Aix en Provence-Nice 356 km: Thys 10. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Hector Heusghem 11. Grenoble-Gex 362 km: Scieur 12. Gex-Strasbourg 354 km: Thys 13. Strasbourg-Metz 300 km: Thys 14. Metz-Dunkerque 433 km: Goethals 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: Rossius. |
| 1919 - 13th June 29--July 27 Velodrome Parc des Princes Velodrome Parc des Princes 5560 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race Categories A & B 69 starters 10 finishers F 50,000, F 5,000 Maillot Jaune introduced, stage 9 |
1. Firmin Lambot (BEL/La Sportive/45) 33 yrs, b. 14 Mar 1886 231h 07m 15s at 24.056 kph 2. Jean Alavoine (FRA) at 1h 32m 54s 3. Eugene Christophe (FRA) at 2h 16m 31s 4. Léon Scieur (BEL) at 2h 52m 15s 5. Honoré Barthélémy (FRA) at 4h 14m 22s 6. Jacques Coomans (BEL) at 15h 21m 34s 7. Luigi Lucotti (ITA) at 16h 1m 12s 8. Joseph Vandaele (BEL) at 18h 23m 2s 9. Alfred Steux (BEL) at 20h 29m 1s 10. Jules Nempon (FRA) at 21h 44m 12s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 388 km: Jean Rossius (FRA), Henri Pélissier 2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Pélissier (FRA) 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Francis Pélissier (FRA) 4. Brest-Les Sables 412km: Alavoine, Christophe5. Les Sables-Bayonne 482 km: Alavoine 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Barthélémy 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Alavoine 8. Perpignan-Marseille 370 km: Alavoine 9. Marseille-Nice 338 km: Barthélémy 10. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Barthélémy 11. Grenoble-Genève 325 km: Barthélémy 12. Genève-Strasbourg 371 km: Lucotti 13. Strasbourg-Metz 315 km: Lucotti 14. Metz-Dunkerque 468 km: Lambot15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: Alavoine. |
| 1914 - 12th June 28--July 26 Saint-Cloud Velodrome Parc des Princes 5380 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race 12 trade teams & individuals 145 starters 54 finishers F 45,000, F 5,000 |
1. Philippe Thijs (BEL/Peugeot-Wolber/Peugeot/15) 24 yrs, b. 8 Oct 1890 200h 28m 48s at 26.835 kph 2. Henri Pélissier (FRA/Peugeot-Wolber) at 1m 40s 3. Jean Alavoine (FRA/Peugeot-Wolber) at 36m 53s 4 Jean Rossius (BEL/Alcyon-Soly) at 1h 57m 5s 5. Gustave Garrigou (FRA/Peugeot-Wolber) at 3h 0m 21s 6. Emile Georget (FRA/Peugeot-Wolber) at 3h 20m 59s 7. Alfons Spiessens (BEL/J.B. Louvet-Continental) at 3h 53m 55s 8. Firmin Lambot (BEL/Peugeot-Wolber) at 5h 8m 54s 9. François Faber (LUX/Peugeot-Wolber) 6h 15m 53s 10. Louis Heusghem (BEL/Peugeot-Wolber) at 7h 49m 2s ... 54. Henri Leclerc (FRA/isole) at 99h 4m 45s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 388 km: Thijs 2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Rossius 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: Emile Engel 4. Brest-La Rochelle 470 km: Oscar Egg (SUI) 5. La Rochelle-Bayonne 379 km: Egg 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Lambot 7. Luchon-Perpignan 323 km: Alavoine 8. Perpignan- Marseille 370 km: Octave Lapize 9. Marseille-Nice 338 km: Rossius 10. Nice-Grenoble 323 km: H. Pélissier 11. Grenoble-Genève 325 km: Garrigou 12. Genève-Belfort 325 km: H. Pélissier 13. Belfort-Longwy 325 km: Faber 14. Longwy-Dunkerque 390 km: Faber 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: H. Pélissier. |
| 1913 - 11th June 29--July 27 Boulogne-Billancourt Velodrome Parc des Princes 5287 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Timed race 9 trade teams & individuals 140 starters 25 finishers F 39,900, F 5,000 |
1. Philippe Thijs (BEL/Peugeot/15) 23 yrs, b. 8 Oct 1890 197h 54m at 26.715 kph 2. Gustave Garrigou (FRA/Peugeot) at 8m 37s 3. Marcel Buysse (BEL/Peugeot) at 30m 55s 4. Firmin Lambot (BEL/Griffon) at 4h 12m 45s 5. François Faber (LUX/Peugeot) at 6h 26m 4s 6. Alfons Spiessens (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 7h 57m 52s 7. Eugene Christophe (FRA/Peugeot) at 14h 6m 35s 8. Camillo Bertarelli (ITA/isole) at 16h 21m 38s 9. Joseph Vandaele (BEL/J.B. Louvet) at 16h 39m 53s 10. Emile Engel (FRA/Peugeot) at 16h 52m 34s ... 25. Henri Alavoine (FRA/isole) at 63h 12m 17s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Le Havre 388 km: Michelotto 2. Le Havre-Cherbourg 364 km: Masselis 3. Cherbourg-Brest 405 km: H. Pélissier 4. Brest-La Rochelle 470 km: M. Buysse 5. La Rochelle-Bayonne 379 km: Van Lerberghe 6. Bayonne-Luchon 326 km: Thys 7. Luchon-Perpignan 324 km: M. Buysse 8. Perpignan-Aix en Provence 325 km: Garrigou 9. Aix en Provence-Nice 356 km: Lambot 10. Nice-Grenoble 333 km: Faber 11. Grenoble-Genève 325 km: M. Buysse 12. Genève-Belfort 335 km: M. Buysse 13. Belfort-Longwy 325 km: Faber 14. Longwy-Dunkerque 393 km: M. Buysse 15. Dunkerque-Paris 340 km: M. Buysse. |
| 1912 - 10th June 30--July 29 Luna Park-Porte Maillot Velodrome Parc des Princes 5289 (5319) kms 15 stages 14 rest days Points race 10 trade teams & individuals 131 starters 41 finishers F 32,500, F 5,000 |
1. Odile Defraye (BEL/Alcyon/10) 24 yrs, b. 14 Jul 1888 49 points, 190h 30m 28s at 27.763 kph 2. Eugene Christophe (FRA/Armor) 108 points 3. Gustav Garrigou (FRA/Alcyon) 140 points 4. Marcel Buysse (BEL/Peugeot) 147 points 5. Jean Alavoine (FRA/Armor) 148 points 6. Philippe Thys (BEL/Peugeot) 148 points 7. Hector Tiberghien (BEL/Griffon) 149 points 8. Henri Devroye (BEL/Le Globe) 163 points 9. Felicien Salmon (BEL/Peugeot) 166 points 10. Alfons Spiessens (BEL/J.B. Louvet) 167 points ... 41. Maurice Dartigue (FRA/isole) 612 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Dunkerque 351 km: Crupelandt 2. Dunkerque-Longwy 388 km: Defraye 3. Longwy-Belfort 331 km: Christophe 4. Belfort-Chamonix 344 km: Christophe 5. Chamonix-Grenoble 366 km: Christophe 6. Grenoble-Nice 323 km: Lapize 7. Nice-Marseille 334 km: Defraye 8. Marseille-Perpignan 335 km: Borgarello 9. Perpignan-Luchon 289 km: Defraye 10. Luchon-Bayonne 326 km: Mottiat 11. Bayonne-La Rochelle 379 km: Alavoine 12. La Rochelle-Brest 470 km: L. Heusghem 13. Brest-Cherbourg 405 km: Alavoine 14. Cherbourg-Le Havre 361 km: Borgarello 15. Le Havre-Paris 317 km: Alavoine. |
| 1911 - 9th July 2--30 Pont de la Jatte Velodrome Parc des Princes 5343 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Points race 4 trade teams & individuals 84 starters 28 finishers F 30,000, F 5,000 Alpine mountains introduced, Galibier 2558 meters |
1. Gustave Garrigou (FRA/Alcyon/12) 27 yrs, b. 24 Sep 1884 43 points, 195h 37m at 27.322 kph 2. Paul Duboc (FRA/La Francaise) 61 points 3. Emile Georget (FRA/La Francaise) 84 points 4. Charles Crupelandt (FRA/La Francaise) 109 points 5. Louis Heusghem (BEL/Alcyon) 135 points 6. Marcel Godivier (FRA/La Francaise) 141 points 7. Charles Cruchon (FRA/La Francaise) 145 points 8. Ernest Paul (FRA/Alcyon) 153 points 9. Albert Dupont (BEL/Le Globe) 158 points 10. Henri Devroye (BEL/Le Globe) 171 points ... 28. Lucien Roquebert (FRA/isole) 392 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Dunkerque 351 km: Garrigou 2. Dunkerque-Longwy 388 km: Masselis 3. Longwy-Belfort 331 km: Faber 4. Belfort-Chamonix 344 km: Crupelandt 5. Chamonix-Grenoble 366 km: Georget 6. Grenoble-Nice 348 km: Faber 7. Nice-Marseille 334 km: Crupelandt 8. Marseille-Perpignan 335 km: Duboc 9. Perpignan-Luchon 289 km: Duboc 10. Luchon-Bayonne 326 km: Brocco 11. Bayonne-La Rochelle 379 km: Duboc 12. La Rochelle-Brest 470 km: Godivier 13. Brest-Cherbourg 405 km: Garrigou 14. Cherbourg-Le Havre 361 km: Duboc 15. Le Havre-Paris 317 km: Godivier. |
| 1910 - 8th July 3--31 Pont de la Jatte Velodrome Parc des Princes 4734 kms 15 stages 14 rest days Points race 3 trade groups & individuals 110 starters 41 finishers F 25,000, F 5,000 Pyrénées mountains introduced, Tourmalet 2115 meters, Aubisque ) |
1. Octave Lapize (FRA/Alcyon/4) 21 yrs, b. 20 Oct 1887 63 points, 162h 41m 30s at 29.099 kph 2. François Faber (LUX/Alcyon) 67 points 3. Gustav Garrigou (FRA/Alcyon) 86 points 4. Cyriel Van Hauwaert (BEL/Alcyon) 97 points 5. Charles Cruchon (FRA/isole) 119 points 6. Charles Crupelandt (FRA/Le Globe) 148 points 7. Ernest Paul (FRA/isole) 154 points 8. André Blaise (BEL/isole) 166 points 9. Julien Maitron (FRA/Le Globe) 171 points 10. Aldo Bettini (ITA/Alcyon) 175 points ... 41. Constant Collet (FRA/isole) 580 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Roubaix 272 km: Crupelandt 2. Roubaix-Metz 398 km: Faber 3. Metz-Belfort 259 km: Emile Georget 4. Belfort-Lyon 309 km: Faber 5. Lyon-Grenoble 311 km: Lapize 6. Grenoble-Nice 345 km: Maitron 7. Nice- Nîmes 345 km: Faber 8. Nîmes-Perpignan 216 km: Paulmier 9. Perpignan-Luchon 289 km: Lapize 10. Luchon-Bayonne 326 km: Lapize 11. Bayonne--Bordeaux 269 km: Paul 12. Bordeaux-Nantes 391 km: Trousselier 13. Nantes-Brest 321 km: Garrigou 14. Brest-Caen 424 km: Lapize 15. Caen-Paris 262 km: Azzini. |
| 1909 - 7th July 5--August 1 Pont de la Jatte Velodrome Parc des Princes 4497 kms 14 stages 14 rest days Points race 7 trade groups & individuals 150 starters 55 finishers F 25,000, F 5,000 |
1. François Faber (LUX/Alcyon/5) 22 yrs, b. 26 Jan 1887 37 points, 157h 01m 22s at 28.658 kph 2. Gustave Garrigou (FRA/Alcyon) 57 points 3. Jean Alavoine (FRA/Alcyon) 66 points 4. Paul Duboc (FRA/Alcyon) 70 points 5. Cyriel Van Hauwaert (BEL/Alcyon) 92 points 6. Ernest Paul (FRA/isole) 95 points 7. Constant Ménager (FRA/Le Globe) 102 points 8. Louis Trousselier (FRA/Alcyon) 114 points 9. Eugene Christophe (FRA/isole) 139 points 10 Aldo Bettini (ITA/isole) 142 points ... 55. Georges Devilly (FRA/isole) 713 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Roubaix 272 km: Van Hauwaert 2. Roubaix-Metz 398 km: Faber 3. Metz-Belfort 259 km: Faber 4. Belfort-Lyon 309 km: Faber 5. Lyon-Grenoble 311 km: Faber 6. Grenoble-Nice 345 km: Faber 7. Nice- Nîmes 345 km: Paul 8. Nîmes-Toulouse 303 km: Alavoine 9. Toulouse-Bayonne 299 km: Ménager 10. Bayonne-Bordeaux 269 km: Faber 11. Bordeaux-Nantes 391 km: Trousselier 12. Nantes-Brest 321 km: Garrigou 13. Brest-Caen 415 km: Duboc 14. Caen-Paris 251 km: Alavoine. |
| 1908 - 6th July 13--August 9 Pont Bineau Velodrome Parc des Princes 4488 kms 14 stages 14 rest days Points race Individuals, category pneus démontables 112 starters 36 finishers F 30,000, F 4,000 |
1. Lucien Petit-Breton (FRA/Peugeot/2) 25 yrs, b. 18 Oct 1882 36 points, 156h 53m 29s at 28.740 kph 2. François Faber (LUX) 68 points 3. Georges Passerieu (FRA) 75 points 4. Gustave Garrigou (FRA) 91 points 5. Luigi Ganna (ITA) 120 points 6. Georges Paulmier (FRA) 125 points 7. Georges Fleury (FRA) 134 points 8. Henri Cornet (FRA) 142 points 9. Marcel Godivier (FRA) 153 points 10. Giovanni Rossignoli (ITA) 160 points ... 36. Henri Antoine (FRA) 512 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Roubaix 272 km: Passerieu 2. Roubaix-Metz 398 km: Petit-Breton 3. Metz-Belfort 259 km: Faber 4. Belfort-Lyon 309 km: Faber 5. Lyon-Grenoble 311 km: Passerieu 6. Grenoble-Nice 345 km: J.B. Dortignacq 7. Nice- Nîmes 354 km: Petit-Breton 8. Nîmes-Toulouse 303 km: Faber 9. Toulouse-Bayonne 299 km: Petit-Breton 10. Bayonne-Bordeaux 269 km: Paulmier 11. Bordeaux-Nantes 391 km: Petit-Breton 12. Nantes-Brest 321 km: Faber 13. Brest-Caen 415 km: Passerieu 14. Caen-Paris 251 km: Petit-Breton. |
| 1907 - 5th July 8--August 4 Pont Bineau Velodrome Parc des Princes 4488 kms 14 stages 15 rest days Points race Individuals 93 starters 33 finishers F 25,000, F 4,000 |
1. Lucien Petit-Breton (FRA/Peugeot/12) 24 yrs, b. 18 Oct 1882 47 points, 158h 45m 05s at 28.470 kph 2. Gustave Garrigou (FRA) 66 points 3. Emile Georget (FRA) 74 points 4. Georges Passerieu (FRA) 85 points 5. François Beaugendre (FRA) 123 points 6. Eberardo Pavesi (ITA) 150 points 7. François Faber (LUX) 156 points 8. Augustin Ringeval (FRA) 184 points 9. Alois Catteau (BEL) 196 points 10. Ferdinand Payan (FRA) 227 points ... 33. Albert Chartier (FRA) 568 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Roubaix 272 km: Trousselier 2. Roubaix-Metz 398 km: [tie] Georget, Trousselier 3. Metz-Belfort 259 km: Georget 4. Belfort-Lyon 309 km: Marcel Cadolle (FRA) 5. Lyon-Grenoble 311 km: Georget 6. Grenoble-Nice 345 km: Passerieu 6. Nice-Nîmes 345 km: Georget 7. Nîmes-Toulouse 303 km: Georget 8. Toulouse-Bayonne 299 km: Petit-Breton 9. Bayonne-Bordeaux 269 km: Garrigou 10. Bordeaux-Nantes 391 km: Petit-Breton 11. Nantes-Brest 321 km: Garrigou 12. Brest-Caen 415 km: Georget 13. Caen-Paris 251 km: Passerieu. |
| 1906 - 4th July 4--29 Vélodrome Buffalo de Neuilly Velodrome Parc des Princes 4637 kms 13 stages 13 rest days Points race Individuals 82 starters 14 finishers F 25,000, F 5,000 |
1. René Pottier (FRA/Peugeot/48) 27 yrs, b. 5 Jun 1879 31 points, 189h 34m at 24.463 kph 2. Georges Passerieu (FRA) 39 points 3. Loius Trousselier (FRA) 59 points 4. Lucien Petit-Breton (FRA) 65 points 5. Emile Georget (FRA) 80 points 6. Alois Catteau (BEL) 129 points 7. Edouard Wattelier (FRA) 137 points 8. Leon Georget (FRA) 152 points 9. Eugene Christophe (FRA) 156 points 10. Antony Wattelier (FRA) 168 points ... 14. Georges Bronchard (FRA) 256 points |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lille 275 km: Georget 2. Douai-Nancy 400 km: Pottier 3. Nancy-Dijon 416 km: Pottier 4. Dijon-Grenoble 311 km: Pottier 5. Grenoble-Nice 345 km: Pottier 6. Nice-Marseille 308 km: Passerieu 7. Marseille-Toulouse 480 km: Trousselier 8. Toulouse-Bayonne 300 km: J.B. Dortignacq 9. Bayonne-Bordeaux 338 km: Trousselier 10. Bordeaux-Nantes 391 km: Trousselier 11. Nantes-Brest 321 km: Trousselier 12. Brest-Caen 415 km: Passerieu 13. Caen-Paris 246 km: Pottier. |
| 1905 - 3rd July 9--30 Noisy-le-Grand Velodrome Parc des Princes 2994 kms 11 stages 11 rest days Points race >Individuals 60 starters 24 finishers F 25,000, F 4,000 Ballon d'Alsace introduced, 1178m 1. Louis Trousselier |
(FRA/Peugeot/14) 24 yrs, b. 29 Jun 1881 35 points, 110h 26m 58s at 27.107 kph 2. Hyppolite Aucouturier (FRA) 61 points 3. Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq (FRA) 64 points 4. Emile Georget (FRA) 123 points 5. Lucien Petit-Breton (FRA) 155 points 6. Augustin Ringeval (FRA) 202 points 7. Paul Chauvet (FRA) 231 points 8. Philippe Pautrat (FRA) 248 points 9. Julien Gabory (FRA) 255 points 10. Julien Maitron (FRA) 304 points ... 24. Clovis Lacroix (FRA) 870 points Stages & Winners: |
1. Paris-Nancy 340 km: Trousselier 2. Nancy-Besançon 299 km: Aucouturier 3. Besançon-Grenoble 327 km: Trousselier 4. Grenoble-Toulon 348 km: Aucouturier 5. Toulon-Nîmes 192 km: Trousselier 6. Nîmes-Toulouse 307 km: Dortignacq 7. Toulouse-Bordeaux 268 km: Trousselier 8. Bordeaux-La Rochelle 257 km: Aucouturier 9. La Rochelle-Rennes 263 km: Trousselier 10. Rennes-Caen 167 km: Dortignacq 11. Caen-Paris 253 km: Dortignacq. |
| 1904 - 2nd July 2--24 Montgeron - Villeneuve-St-Georges Ville-d’Avray, Paris 2428 kms 6 stages ±12 rest days Individual Timed race 88 starters 27 finishers F 21,000, F 5,000 |
2. Lucien Pothier (FRA) 3. Cesar Garin (FRA) 4. Hyppolite Aucouturier (FRA) 1. Henri Cornet (FRA/J.C./Conte/78) 20 yrs, b. 4 Aug 1884 96h 05m 56s at 25.265 kph 2. Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq (FRA) at 2h 16m 14s 3. Alois Catteau (FRA) at 9h 01m 25s 4. Jean Dargassies (FRA) at 13h 4m 30s 5. Julien Maitron (FRA) at 19h 6m 15s 6. Auguste Daumain (FRA) at 22h 44m 36s 7. Louis Coolsaet (BEL) at 23h 44m 20s 8. Achille Colas (FRA) at 25h 9m 50s 9. Rene Saget (FRA) at 25h 55m 16s 10. Gustave Drioul (BEL) at 30h 54m 49s ... 15. ( |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lyon 467 km: 2. Lyon-Marseille 374 km: 3. Marseille-Toulouse 423 km: 4. Toulouse-Bordeaux 268 km: 5. Bordeaux-Nantes 425 km: 6. Nantes-Paris 471 km: |
| 1903 - 1st July 1--19 Montgeron - Villeneuve-St-Georges Ville-d’Avray, Paris 2428 kms 6 stages ±12 rest days Individual Timed race series 60 starters 21 finishers F 20,000 gold, F 3,000 (6,075 Francs) |
1. Maurice Garin (FRA/La Française/1) 32 yrs, b. 23 Mar 1871 94h 33m at 25.679 kph 2. Lucien Pothier (FRA) at 2h 49m 45s 3. Fernand Augereau (FRA) at 4h 29m 38s 4. Rodolphe Muller (ITA) at 4h 29m 24s 5. Jean Fischer (FRA) at 4h 58m 44s 6. Marcel Kerff (BEL) at 5h 52m 24s 7. Julien "Samson" Lootens (BEL) at 8h 31m 8s 8. Gustave Pasquier (FRA) at 10h 24m 4s 9. François Beaugendre (FRA) at 10h 52m 14s 10. Alois Catteau (BEL) at 12h 44m 57s ... 21. Arsène Millocheau (FRA) at 64h 47m 22s |
Stages & Winners: 1. Paris-Lyon 467 km: Garin 2. Lyon-Marseille 347 km: Hyppolite Aucouturier (FRA) 3. Marseille-Toulouse 423 km: Aucouturier 4. Toulouse-Bordeaux 268 km: Charles Laeser (SUI) 5. Bordeaux-Nantes 425 km: Garin 6. Nantes-Paris 471 km: Garin. |
| Year - Edition Event Dates Depart Arrivee Total Kilometers Stages Rest Days Teams & Race Format Starters Finishers Prize List, Winner's Prize Notes: firsts, highlights, doping infractions, † fatalities |
Final General Classification - GC Maillot Jaune - 1st Place (Nation/Team/Bicycle/Race #) Age, Birthdate Overall Time at Kilometers Per Hour Podium & Top Ten: 2nd--10th Place (Nation/Team) at hours minutes seconds ... Lantern Rogue - Last Place (Nation/Team) Time Behind Teams Classification Mountains Classification Points Classification Youth [Neophyite] Classification Combative Classification Combined Classification Intermediate Sprints ClassificationPerfprmance - Classification |
Stages & Winners: Stage Number. Stage-Route Distance Kilometers: 1. Stage Winner (Nation/Team), GC Race Leader - Maillot Jaune. |
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