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Speed Total Distance Starting Finishing Year Winner Country Time(h/min/s) (km/h) Stages ridden (km) riders riders 1903 Maurice Garin France 94.33.0 25.7 6 2428 60 21 1904 Henri Cornet France 96.5.0 25.3 6 2420 88 27 1905 Louis Trousselier France 112.18.9 27.1 11 2994 60 24 1906 Rene Pottier France 185.47.26 24.5 13 4545 82 14 1907 Lucien Petit France 156.2.30 28.5 14 4488 93 33 1908 Lucien Petit France 156.9.31 28.7 14 4488 112 36 1909 Francois Faber Luxemborg 156.55.10 28.7 14 4497 150 55 1910 Octave Lapize France 163.52.38 29.1 15 4737 110 41 1911 Gustave Garrigou France 195.35.25 27.3 15 5344 84 28 1912 Odile DeFraye Belgium 184.50.0 27.8 15 5289 134 41 1913 Philippe Thys Belgium 197.54.0 26.7 15 5287 140 25 1914 Philippe Thys Belgium 200.28.49 26.8 15 5380 145 54 1919 Firmin Lambot Belgium 231.7.15 24.056 15 5560 69 11 1920 Philippe Thys Belgium 228.36.0 24.072 15 5503 113 22 1921 Leon Scieur Belgium 221.50.0 24.7 15 5485 123 38 1922 Firmin Lambot Belgium 222.8.6 24.2 15 5375 121 38 1923 Henri Pelissier France 222.15.30 24.233 15 5386 139 48 1924 Ottavio Bottecchia Italy 226.18.21 24.25 15 5425 157 60 1925 Ottavio Bottecchia Italy 219.10.19 24.82 18 5440 130 49 1926 Lucien Buysse Belgium 238.44.25 24.28 17 5745 126 41 1927 Nicolas Frantz Luxemborg 198.16.42 27.2 24 5340 142 39 1928 Nicolas Frantz Luxemborg 192.48.58 28.4 22 5476 162 41 1929 Maurice De Waele Belgium 189.39.16 28.31 22 5257 155 60 1930 Andre Leducq France 172.12.10 28 21 4822 100 59 1931 Antonin Magne France 177.10.3 28.74 24 5091 81 35 1932 Andre Leducq France 154.11.49 29.05 21 4479 80 57 1933 Georges Speicher France 147.51.37 29.82 23 4395 80 40 1934 Antonin Magne France 147.3.58 30.36 23 4470 60 39 1935 Romain Maes Belgium 141.32.0 30.65 21 4338 93 46 1936 Sylvere Maes Belgium 142.47.32 31.11 21 4418 90 43 1937 Roger Lapebie France 138.58.31 31.768 20 4415 98 46 1938 Gino Bartali Italy 148.29.12 33.44 21 4694 1939 Sylvere Maes Belgium 132.3.17 31.99 18 4224 79 49 1947 Jean Robic France 148.11.25 31.41 21 4640 99 53 1948 Gino Bartali Italy 147.10.36 33.44 21 4922 120 44 1949 Fausta Coppi Italy 149.40.49 32.12 21 4808 120 55 1950 Ferdinand Kubler Switzerland 145.36.56 32.78 22 4773 116 51 1951 Hugo Koblet Switzerland 142.20.14 32.95 24 4690 123 66 1952 Fausta Coppi Italy 151.57.20 32.23 23 4898 122 78 1953 Louison Bobet France 129.23.25 34.6 22 4476 119 76 1954 Louison Bobet France 140.6.50 33.23 23 4656 110 69 1955 Louison Bobet France 130.29.26 34.45 22 4495 130 69 1956 Roger Walkowiak France 124.1.16 36.27 22 4498 120 88 1957 Jacques Anquetil France 135.44.42 34.52 22 465 120 56 1958 Charly Gaul Luxemborg 116.59.5 36.92 24 4319 120 78 Federico 1959 Bahamontes Spain 113.50.54 35.47 22 4391 120 65 1960 Gastone Nencini Italy 112.8.42 37.21 22 4173 128 81 1961 Jacques Anquetil France 122.1.33 36.03 21 4397 132 72 1962 Jacques Anquetil France 114.31.54 37.32 22 4274 150 94 1963 Jacques Anquetil France 113.30.5 37.09 21 4137 130 76 1964 Jacques Anquetil France 127.9.44 35.42 22 4504 132 81 1965 Felice Gimond Italy 116.42.6 35.89 2 4177 130 96 1966 Lucien Aimar France 117.34.21 36.76 22 4322 130 82 1967 Roger Pingeon France 136.53.50 34.56 22 4758 130 88 1968 Jan Janssen Netherlands 133.49.42 33.56 22 4492 110 88 1969 Eddy Merckx Belgium 116.16.2 35.41 22 4117 130 86 1970 Eddy Merckx Belgium 119.31.49 35.59 23 4254 150 100 1971 Eddy Merckx Belgium 96.45.14 38.08 25 3608 130 94 1972 Eddy Merckx Belgium 108.17.18 35.52 20 3846 132 88 1973 Luis Ocana Spain 122.25.34 33.41 20 4090 132 87 1974 Eddy Merckx Belgium 116.16.58 35.24 22 4098 130 105 1975 Bernard Thevenet France 114.35.31 34.91 22 3999 140 86 1976 Lucien Van Impe Belgium 116.22.23 34.52 22 4016 130 87 1977 Bernard Thevenet France 115.38.30 35.42 22 4092 100 53 1978 Bernard Hinault France 105.18.0 36.08 22 3914 110 78 1979 Bernard Hinault France 103.6.50 36.51 24 3720 150 90 1980 Joop Zoetemelk Netherlands 109.19.14 35.14 22 3946 130 85 1981 Bernard Hinault France 96.19.38 38.96 24 3757 150 121 1982 Bernard Hinault France 92.8.46 38.06 21 3512 169 125 1983 Laurent Fignon France 105.7.52 36.23 22 3962 140 88 1984 Laurent Fignon France 112.3.40 35.88 23 4021 170 124 1985 Bernard Hinault France 113.24.23 36.23 22 4127 180 144 1986 Greg LeMond USA 110.35.19 37.02 23 4083 210 132 1987 Stephen Roche Ireland 115.27.42 36.65 25 4231 207 135 1988 Pedro Delgado Spain 84.27.53 38.91 22 3286 198 151 1989 Greg LeMond USA 87.38.35 37.49 21 3285 198 138 1990 Greg LeMond USA 90.43.20 38.26 21 3504 198 156 1991 Miguel Indurain Spain 101.1.20 38.75 22 3914 198 158 1992 Miguel Indurain Spain 100.49.30 39.5 21 3983 198 130 1993 Miguel Indurain Spain 95.57.9 38.71 20 3714 180 136 1994 Miguel Indurain Spain 103.38.38 38.38 21 3978 189 117 1995 Miguel Indurain Spain 92.44.59 39.19 20 3653 189 115 1996 Bjarne Riis Denmark 95.57.16 39.23 21 3907 189 129 1997 Jan Ullrich Germany 100.30.35 39.23 21 3950 198 139 1998 Marco Pantani Italy 92.49.46 39.98 21 3875 189 96 1999 Lance Armstrong USA 91.32.16 40.27 20 3686 180 141 2000 Lance Armstrong USA 92.33.8 39.56 21 362 180 128 2001 Lance Armstrong USA 86.17.28 40.02 20 3446 189 144 2002 Lance Armstrong USA 82.5.12 39.93 20 3282 189 153 2003 Lance Armstrong USA 83.41.12 40.94 20 3427 189 147 2004 Lance Armstrong USA 83.36.2 40.55 20 3391 188 147 2005 Lance Armstrong USA 86.15.2 41.65 21 3608 189 155 2006 Oscar Periero Spain 89.40.27 40.78 20 3657 176 139 2007 Alberto Cantador Spain 91.00.26 38.98 20 3547 189 141 2008 Carlos Sastre Spain 87.52.52 40.5 21 3659 180 145 2009 Alberto Cantador Spain 85.49.20 40.31 21 3460 180 156 .
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