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Tour Xtra |
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Xtra Index | Yellow | Green | Polka Dot | White | Team | Combativity/Intermediate Sprints | Others |
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Most Tour de France starts per rider |
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Rider Records |
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1 Joop Zoetemelk (Ned) 2 Guy Nulens (Bel) — Lucien Van Impe (Bel) — Viatcheslav Ekimov (Rus) 4 André Darrigade (Fra) — Jules Deloffre (Fra)
— Sean Kelly (Irl) — Raymond Poulidor (Fra) 9 Joaquim Agostinho (Por) — Phil Anderson (Aus) — Jean Dotto (Fra) — Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle (Fra)
— Jean-Pierre Genet (Fra) — Gerrie Knetemann (Ned) — Henk Lubberding (Ned) — François Mahe (Fra) — Marc Wauters (Bel) — Erik Zabel (Ger) |
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16 15 15 15 14 14
14 14 13 13 13 13
13 13 13 13 13 13 |
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1970 through 1973-1975 through 1986 1980 through 1994 1969 through 1981-1983-1985 1990 through 1998-2000 through 2004-2006 1953 through 1966 1908 through 1914-1920-1921-1923- 1925 through 1928 1978 through 1985-1987 through 1992 1962 through 1970-1972 through 1976 1969 through 1975-1977 through 1981-1983 1981 through 1987-1989 through 1994 1951 through 1963 1979 through 1983-1985 through 1988- 1990 through 1993 1964 through 1976 1974 through 1982-1984-1986-1987-1988 1977 through 1989 1953 through 1965 1992 through 1997-1999 through 2005 1994 through 2004-2006-2007 |
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Most stage wins per rider in the Tour de France (only individual wins) |
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1 Eddy Merckx (Bel) 2 Bernard Hinault (Fra) 3 André Leducq (Fra) 4 André Darrigade (Fra) — Lance Armstrong (USA) 6 Nicolas Frantz (Lux) 7 François Faber (Lux) 8 Jean Alavoine (Fra) 9 Jacques Anquetil (Fra) — René Le Greves (Fra) — Charles Pelissier (Fra) |
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35 28 25 22 22 20 19 17 16 16 16 |
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1969 through 1972-1974-1975-1977 1978 through 1982-1984-1985-1986 1927 through 1933-1935-1938 1953-1955 through 1964 1993-1995-1999 through 2005 1924 through 1929 1908 through 1911-1913-1914 1909-1912-1914-1919-1922-1923 1957-1961 through 1964 1933 through 1936-1939 1929-1930-1931-1935
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1 Albert Bourlon (Fra) 2 Thierry Marie (Fra) 3 José Perez Frances (Esp) 4 Bernard Quilfen (Fra) 5 Maurice Blomme (Bel) 6 Pierre Beuffeuil (Fra) 7 Marcel Dussault (Fra) 8 Roger Pingeon (Fra) 9 Régis Clère (Fra) 10 Fabio Roscioli (Ita) 11 Aldo Parecchini (Ita) 12 Philippe Leleu (Fra)
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253.0 km 234.0 km 223.0 km 222.0 km 214.0 km 205.0 km 200.0 km 193.0 km 189.5 km 182.5 km 180.0 km 179.0 km |
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1947/Carcassonne – Luchon 1991/Arras – Le Havre 1963/Ax-les-Thermes – Barcelona 1977/Besançon – Thonon-les-Bains 1950/Saint Gaudens – Perpignan 1966/Montluçon – Orléans 1950/Bordeaux – Pau 1968/Font Remeu – Albi 1987/Blagnac – Millau 1993/Isola – Marseille 1976/Bastogne – Nancy 1983/Morzine – Dijon |
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Longest solo rides in the Tour de France |
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Year/Stage |
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Most podium finishes in the Tour de France (positions 1, 2 and 3 overall) |
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1 Raymond Poulidor (Fra)
2 Joop Zoetemelk (Ned)
— Bernard Hinault (Fra)
— Jan Ullrich (Ger)
— Lance Armstrong (USA) |
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8
7
7
7
7 |
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1962/3-1964/2-1965/2-1966/3-1969/3- 1972/3-1974/2-1976/3 1970/2-1971/2-1976/2-1978/2-1979/2- 1980/1-1982/2 1978/1-1979/1-1981/1-1982/1-1984/2- 1985/1-1986/2 1996/2-1997/1-1998/2-2000/2-2001/2- 2003/2-2005/3 1999/1-2000/1-2001/1-2002/1-2003/1- 2004/1-2005/1 |
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Mario Cipollini (Ita) Pablo Lastras (Esp) Johan Bruyneel (Bel) Patrice Halgand (Fra) Adri van der Poel (Ned) Tom Steels (Bel) |
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50.355 km/h 50.184 km/h 49.418 km/h 49.932 km/h 48.927 km/h 48.883 km/h |
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1 1999/Laval – Blois 2 2003/Bordeaux – St.Maixent-l’E. 3 1993/Evreux – Amiens 4 2002/Bazas – Pau 5 1988/Tarbes – Pau 6 1998/Tarascon – Le Cap d’Agde |
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Fastest stages in the Tour de France |
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Winner |
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194.5 km 203.5 km 158.0 km 147.0 km 38.0 km 206.0 km |
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Distance |