1954 Tour de France
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Final Standings | ||
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Overall | Louison Bobet | 140h 06' 05" |
Second | Ferdi Kübler | +15' 49" |
Third | Fritz Schaer | +21' 46" |
Points | Ferdi Kubler | 215.5 points |
Second | Stan Ockers | 284.5 points |
Third | Fritz Schaer | 286.5 points |
Climber | Federico Bahamontes | 95 points |
Second | Louison Bobet | 53 points |
Third | Richard Van Genechten | 46 points |
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The 1954 Tour de France was the 41st Tour de France, taking place July 8 to August 1, 1954. The total race distance was 23 stages over 4656 km, with riders averaging 33.229 km/h. For the first time the Tour began in a country other than France. Starting in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 100,000 spectators turned out there alone [1]. The Tour was also marked by the absence of an Italian team and hence the Italians.
[edit] Results
[edit] General classification
Rank | Name | Country | Team | Time |
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1 | Louison Bobet | France | 140h 06' 05" | |
2 | Ferdi Kübler | Switzerland | 15' 49" | |
3 | Fritz Schaer | Switzerland | 21' 46" | |
4 | Jean Dotto | France | 28' 21" | |
5 | Jean Malléjac | France | 31' 38" | |
6 | Stan Ockers | Belgium | 36' 02" | |
7 | Louis Bergaud | France | 37' 55" | |
8 | Vincent Vitetta | France | 41' 14" | |
9 | Jean Brankart | Belgium | 42' 08" | |
10 | Gilbert Bauvin | France | 42' 21" |
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