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| Tour de France Winners |
Tour de France Winner : Everybody is getting ready for the most awaited cycling event of year i.e. TDF 2015. It is the most famous cycling race with multiple stages and huge prize money. This his most adventurous professional cycling race organized annually. Do you want to know which riders won from their respective countries at the Tour de France during the past races of Tour de France and how the winners of Tour de France are determined? This article will give all interesting info about the past winners as well as how the winners of Tour de France are awarded, as this annual professional cycling race is coming near once again to set off from 4th of July 2015. A detailed schedule and route for tour de france 2015 has already been published before.
Tour de France Winner 2015, Winners of 2014 - 1903
Here on this post we will update the winner of Tour de france 2015 when it will be completed.Till then here is a complete list of past 110 years of Tour de France winners name with their country names.
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| Vincenzo Nibali - Tourde France 2014 Winner |
The top winner of the Tour de France was Lance Armstrong after winning continuous seven races. However due to subsequent revelation of doping scandal, he was stripped off his titles won from 1999 to 2005. Here is the complete list of Tour de France winners of all 101 seasons. Also check : Watch Tour De France 2015 Live Streaming In HD
Tour de France Winner 2015 : To be updated
Winners of Tour de France 2014 to 1903
Year
|
Tour de France season #
|
Name of the Winners of Tour de France
|
Country
|
Team
|
2014
|
101
|
Vincenzo Nibali
|
Italy
|
Astana Pro Team
|
2013
|
100
|
Chris Froome
|
United Kingdom
|
Team Sky
|
2012
|
99
|
Bradley Wiggins
|
United Kingdom
|
Team Sky
|
2011
|
98
|
Cadel Evans
|
Australia
|
BMC Racing Team
|
2010
|
97
|
Andy Schleck *
|
Luxembourg
|
Team Saxo Bank
|
2009
|
96
|
Alberto Contador
|
Spain
|
Astana
|
2008
|
95
|
Carlos Sastre
|
Spain
|
Team CSC Saxo Bank
|
2007
|
94
|
Alberto Contador
|
Spain
|
Discovery Channel
|
2006
|
93
|
Óscar Pereiro *
|
Spain
|
Caisse d'Epargne
|
2005 - 1999
|
92 - 86
|
All the races from 1999-2005 were won by Lance Armstrong from US who was later found guilty of doping. His wins were declared nil subsequently.
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1998
|
85
|
Marco Pantani
|
Italy
|
Mercatone Uno
|
1997
|
84
|
Jan Ullrich
|
Germany
|
Telekom
|
1996
|
83
|
Bjarne Riis *
|
Dnmark
|
Telekom
|
1995
|
82
|
Miguel Induráin
|
Spain
|
Banesto
|
1994
|
81
|
Miguel Induráin
|
Spain
|
Banesto
|
1993
|
80
|
Miguel Induráin
|
Spain
|
Banesto
|
1992
|
79
|
Miguel Induráin
|
Spain
|
Banesto
|
1991
|
78
|
Miguel Induráin
|
Spain
|
Banesto
|
1990
|
77
|
Greg LeMond
|
United States
|
Z
|
1989
|
76
|
Greg LeMond
|
United States
|
ADR
|
1988
|
75
|
Pedro Delgado
|
Spain
|
Reynolds
|
1987
|
74
|
Stephen Roche
|
Ireland
|
Carrera
|
1986
|
73
|
Greg LeMond
|
United States
|
La Vie Claire
|
1985
|
72
|
Bernard Hinault
|
France
|
La Vie Claire
|
1984
|
71
|
Laurent Fignon
|
France
|
Renault
|
1983
|
70
|
Laurent Fignon
|
France
|
Renault
|
1982
|
69
|
Bernard Hinault
|
France
|
Renault
|
1981
|
68
|
Bernard Hinault
|
France
|
Renault
|
1980
|
67
|
Joop Zoetemelk
|
Netherlands
|
TI Raleigh
|
1979
|
66
|
Bernard Hinault
|
France
|
Renault
|
1978
|
65
|
Bernard Hinault
|
France
|
Renault
|
1977
|
64
|
Bernard Thévenet
|
France
|
Peugeot
|
1976
|
63
|
Lucien Van Impe
|
Belgium
|
Gitane
|
1975
|
62
|
Bernard Thévenet
|
France
|
Peugeot
|
1974
|
61
|
Eddy Merckx
|
Belgium
|
Molteni
|
1973
|
60
|
Luis Ocaña
|
Spain
|
Bic
|
1972
|
59
|
Eddy Merckx
|
Belgium
|
Molteni
|
1971
|
58
|
Eddy Merckx
|
Belgium
|
Molteni
|
1970
|
57
|
Eddy Merckx
|
Belgium
|
Faemino
|
1969
|
56
|
Eddy Merckx
|
Belgium
|
Faema
|
1968
|
55
|
Jan Janssen
|
Netherlands
|
Holland
|
1967
|
54
|
Roger Pingeon
|
France
|
France
|
1966
|
53
|
Lucien Aimar
|
France
|
Ford
|
1965
|
52
|
Felice Gimondi
|
Italy
|
Salvarini
|
1964
|
51
|
Jacques Anquetil
|
France
|
St-Raphael
|
1963
|
50
|
Jacques Anquetil
|
France
|
St-Raphael
|
1962
|
49
|
Jacques Anquetil
|
France
|
St-Raphael
|
1961
|
48
|
Jacques Anquetil
|
France
|
France
|
1960
|
47
|
Gastone Nencini
|
Italy
|
Italy
|
1959
|
46
|
Federico Bahamontes
|
Spain
|
Spain
|
1958
|
45
|
Charly Gaul
|
Luxembourg
|
Holland-Luxembourg
|
1957
|
44
|
Jacques Anquetil
|
France
|
France
|
1956
|
43
|
Roger Walkowiak
|
France
|
Nord-Est-Centre
|
1955
|
42
|
Louison Bobet
|
France
|
France
|
1954
|
41
|
Louison Bobet
|
France
|
France
|
1953
|
40
|
Louison Bobet
|
France
|
France
|
1952
|
39
|
Fausto Coppi
|
Italy
|
Italy
|
1951
|
38
|
Hugo Koblet
|
Switzerland
|
Switzerland
|
1950
|
37
|
Ferdinand Kubler
|
Switzerland
|
Switzerland
|
1949
|
36
|
Fausto Coppi
|
Italy
|
Italy
|
1948
|
35
|
Gino Bartali
|
Italy
|
Italy
|
1947
|
34
|
Jean Robic
|
France
|
Ouest
|
1940-46
|
not held
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1939
|
33
|
Sylvère Maes
|
Belgium
|
Belgium
|
1938
|
32
|
Gino Bartali
|
Italy
|
Italy
|
1937
|
31
|
Roger Lapébie
|
France
|
France
|
1936
|
30
|
Sylvère Maes
|
Belgium
|
Belgium
|
1935
|
29
|
Romain Maes
|
Belgium
|
Belgium
|
1934
|
28
|
Antonin Magne
|
France
|
France
|
1933
|
27
|
Georges Speicher
|
France
|
France
|
1932
|
26
|
André Leducq
|
France
|
France
|
1931
|
25
|
Antonin Magne
|
France
|
France
|
1930
|
24
|
André Leducq
|
France
|
France
|
1929
|
23
|
Maurice De Waele
|
Belgium
|
Alcyon
|
1928
|
22
|
Nicolas Frantz
|
Luxembourg
|
Alcyon
|
1927
|
21
|
Nicolas Frantz
|
Luxembourg
|
Alcyon
|
1926
|
20
|
Lucien Buysse
|
Belgium
|
Automoto
|
1925
|
19
|
Ottavio Bottecchia
|
Italy
|
Automoto
|
1924
|
18
|
Ottavio Bottecchia
|
Italy
|
Automoto
|
1923
|
17
|
Henri Pélissier
|
France
|
Automoto
|
1922
|
16
|
Firmin Lambot
|
Belgium
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1921
|
15
|
Léon Scieur
|
Belgium
|
La Sportive
|
1920
|
14
|
Philippe Thys
|
Belgium
|
La Sportive
|
1919
|
13
|
Firmin Lambot
|
Belgium
|
La Sportive
|
1915-18
|
not held
| |||
1914
|
12
|
Philippe Thys
|
Belgium
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1913
|
11
|
Philippe Thys
|
Belgium
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1912
|
10
|
Odile Defraye
|
Belgium
|
Alycon
|
1911
|
9
|
Gustave Garrigou
|
France
|
Alycon
|
1910
|
8
|
Octave Lapize
|
France
|
Alycon
|
1909
|
7
|
François Faber
|
Luxembourg
|
Alycon
|
1908
|
6
|
Lucien Petit-Breton
|
France
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1907
|
5
|
Lucien Petit-Breton
|
France
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1906
|
4
|
René Pottier
|
France
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1905
|
3
|
Louis Trousselier
|
France
|
Cycles Peugeot
|
1904
|
2
|
Henri Cornet *
|
France
|
Cycles JC
|
1903
|
1
|
Maurice Garin
|
France
|
La Française
|
More info about Tour de France : The Tour de France is an annual road bicycle race held over 23 days in July. Established in 1903 by newspaper L'Auto, the tour is the most well-known and prestigious of cycling's three "Grand Tours"; the others are the Giro d'Italia and the Vuelta a España. The race usually covers approximately 3,500 kilometres (2,200 mi), passing through France and neighbouring countries such as Belgium. The race is broken into day-long segments, called stages. Individual finishing times for each stage are totalled to determine the overall winner at the end of the race. The course changes every year, but has always finished in Paris; since 1975 it has finished along the Champs-Élysées.
Lance Armstrong was the winner of seven consecutive tours between 1999 and 2005, but he was stripped of these titles in October 2012 by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) after it emerged that he had used performance enhancing drugs. Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault and Miguel Indurain, have won the most tours with five each. Indurain is the only man to win five consecutive tours. Henri Cornet is the youngest winner; he won in 1904, just short of his 20th birthday. Firmin Lambot is the oldest winner, having been 36 years, 4 months old when he won in 1922. French cyclists have won the most tours; 21 cyclists have won 36 tours among them. Belgian cyclists are second with 18 victories, and Spanish riders are third with 12 wins. The current champion is Vincenzo Nibali of Astana, who won the 2014 Tour de France. Source : List of Tour de France general classification winners
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