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Tour de France: Facts and Figures Posted: Monday June 30, 2003 12:01 PMPARIS (Reuters) -- Facts and figures on the Tour de France: 2002 Tour results:
Points standings: Robbie McEwen (Australia) Lotto-Adecco Mountain standings: Laurent Jalabert (France) CSC Team standings: ONCE (Spain) Young rider: Ivan Basso (Italy) Fassa-Bortolo RECORDS Tour victories:
Most stage victories: 34 - Merckx Stage victories on one Tour: 8 -- Charles Pelissier (France) 1930, Merckx 1970 and 1974, Freddy Maertens (Belgium) 1976 Successive stage victories : 5 -- Francois Faber (Luxembourg) 1909 Victories by country: France 36, Belgium 18, Italy 9, Spain 8, United States 7, Luxembourg 4, Switzerland and Netherlands 2, Germany, Ireland and Denmark 1 Most King of the mountains victories: 6 -- Lucien Van Impe (Belgium) Most points victories: 6 -- Erik Zabel (Germany) Record participations: 16 -- Joop Zoetemelk (Netherlands) 1970 to 1973 and 1975 to 1986 Fastest Tour: 40.726 kph, Armstrong in 1999 Slowest Tour: 24.056 kph, Firmin Lambot (Belgium) 1919 Fastest stage: 50.355 kph, Mario Cipollini (Italy) 1999 Laval-Blois (194.5 kms) Fastest time trial: 54.545 kph, Greg LeMond (U.S.) 1989 Versailles-Paris (24 kms) Most starters: 210 in 1986 Fewest starters: 60 in 1903, 1905 and 1934 Most finishers: 158 in 1991 Fewest finishers: 11 in 1919 Youngest winner: Henri Cornet, 19 years 50 weeks in 1904 Oldest winner: Lambot, 36 years four months in 1922 Longest stage: Les Sables d'Olonne-Bayonne 482 kms from 1919 to 1924 Shortest stage: Le Monetier-les-Bains-Sestriere 46 kms in 1996 (stage stopped by snow) Most frequent stage finishes: Paris 89, Bordeaux 78, Pau 56 Copyright 2003 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. |
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