1987 Tour de France

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1987 final standings
Overall	Stephen Roche	115h 27' 42"
Second	Pedro Delgado	+40"
Third	Jean-François Bernard	+2' 13"
Points	Jean-Paul Van Poppel	263 points
Second	Stephen Roche	247 points
Third	Pedro Delgado	228 points
Climber	Luis Herrera	452 points
Second	Anselmo Fuerte	314 points
Third	Raul Alcala	277 points
Youth	Raul Alcala	115h 49' 31"
Second	Erik Breukink	31' 46" behind
Third	Gilles Sanders	59' 08" behind
Teams	Systeme U	346h 44' 02"
Second	Cafe de Colombia	347h 22' 22"
Third	BH	347h 40' 04"

The 1987 Tour de France was the 74th Tour de France, taking place from July 1 to July 26, 1987. It was comprised of 25 stages over 4231 km, ridden at an average speed of 36.645 km/h. It was the closest three-way finish in the Tour until the 2006 Tour de France.

The winner of the 1986 Tour de France, Greg LeMond was unable to defend his title following a shooting accident in April.

1 Results
- 1.1 General classification
- 1.2 Stage Winners and Yellow Jersey
2 External links

[edit] Results

[edit] General classification

Rank	Name	Country	Team	Time
1	Stephen Roche	Ireland	Carrera	115h 27' 42"
2	Pedro Delgado	Spain	PDM	40"
3	Jean-François Bernard	France	Toshiba-La Vie Claire	2' 13"
4	Charly Mottet	France	Systeme U	6' 40"
5	Luis Herrera	Colombia	Cafe de Colombia	9' 32"
6	Fabio Parra	Colombia	Cafe de Colombia	16' 53"
7	Laurent Fignon	France	Systeme U	18' 24"
8	Anselmo Fuerte	Spain	BH	18' 33"
9	Raul Alcala	Mexico	7-Eleven	21' 49"
10	Marino Lejaretta	Spain	Orbea	26' 13"

[edit] Stage Winners and Yellow Jersey

Stage	Date	Start-Finish	km	Winner	Yellow Jersey
Prologue	1. July	West Berlin Time Trial	6.1	Jelle Nijdam	Jelle Nijdam
Stage 1	2. July	West Berlin Circuit Race	105.5	Nico Verhoeven	Leah Piasecki
Stage 2	2. July	West Berlin Team Time Trial	40.5	Carrera	Leah Piasecki
Stage 3	4. July	Karlsruhe - Stuttgart	219	Acacio da Silva	Erich Maechler
Stage 4	5. July	Stuttgart-Pforzheim	79	Herman Frison	Erich Maechler
Stage 5	5. July	Pforzeim - Strasbourg	112.5	Marc Sergeant	Erich Maechler
Stage 6	6. July	Strasbourg-Epinal	169	Christophe Lavainne	Erich Maechler
Stage 7	7. July	Epinal-Tryoes	211	Manuel-Jorge Dominguez	Erich Maechler
Stage 8	8. July	Troyes-Epinay Sous Senart	205.5	Jean-Paul Van Poppel	Erich Maechler
Stage 9	9. July	Orleans-Renaze	260	Adri Van der Poel	Erich Maechler
Stage 10	10. July	Saumur-Futuroscope Time Trial	87.5	Stephen Roche	Charly Mottet
Stage 11	11. July	Poitiers - Chaumeil	255	Martial Gayant	Martial Gayant
Stage 12	12. July	Brive La Gaillarde - Bourdeaux	228	Davis Phinney	Martial Gayant
Stage 13	13. July	Bayonne - Pau	219	Erik Breukink	Charly Mottet
Stage 14	14. July	Pau - Luz Ardiden	166	Dag-Otto Lauritzen	Charly Mottet
Stage 15	15. July	Tarbes - Blagnac	164	Rolf Golz	Charly Mottet
Stage 16	16. July	Blagnac - Millau	216.5	Regis Clere	Charly Mottet
Stage 17	17. July	Millau - Avignon	239	Jean-Paul Van Poppel	Charly Mottet
Stage 18	19. July	Carpentras - Le Ventoux Time Trial	36.5	Jean-Francois Bernard	Jean-Francois Bernard
Stage 19	20. July	Valréas - Villard de Lans	185	Pedro Delgado	Stephen Roche
Stage 20	21. July	Villard De Lans - L'Alpe D'Huez	201	Federico Echave	Pedro Delgado
Stage 21	22. July	Bourg D'Oisans - La Plagne	185.5	Laurent Fignon	Pedro Delgado
Stage 22	23. July	La Plagne - Morzine	186	Eduardo Chozas	Pedro Delgado
Stage 23	24. July	St. Julien-En-Genevois-Dijon	224.5	Regis Clere	Pedro Delgado
Stage 24	25. July	Dijon Time Trial	38	Jean-Francois Bernard	Stephen Roche
Stage 25	26. July	Creteil - Paris	192	Jeff Pierce	Stephen Roche