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Tour de France Winners List
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Year |
Tour # |
Winner |
Country |
Team |
1 |
Maurice Garin |
France |
La Française |
|
2 |
Henri Cornet * |
France |
Cycles JC |
|
1905 |
3 |
Louis Trousselier |
France |
Cycles Peugeot |
1906 |
4 |
René Pottier |
France |
Cycles Peugeot |
1907 |
5 |
Lucien Petit-Breton |
France |
Cycles Peugeot |
1908 |
6 |
Lucien Petit-Breton |
France |
Cycles Peugeot |
1909 |
7 |
François Faber |
Luxembourg |
Alycon |
1910 |
8 |
Octave Lapize |
France |
Alycon |
1911 |
9 |
Gustave Garrigou |
France |
Alycon |
1912 |
10 |
Odile Defraye |
Belgium |
Alycon |
1913 |
11 |
Philippe Thys |
Belgium |
Cycles Peugeot |
1914 |
12 |
Philippe Thys |
Belgium |
Cycles Peugeot |
1915-18 |
not held |
Maurice De Waele |
Belgium |
Alcyon |
1919 |
13 |
Firmin Lambot |
Belgium |
La Sportive |
1920 |
14 |
Philippe Thys |
Belgium |
La Sportive |
1921 |
15 |
Léon Scieur |
Belgium |
La Sportive |
1922 |
16 |
Firmin Lambot |
Belgium |
Cycles Peugeot |
1923 |
17 |
Henri Pélissier |
France |
Automoto |
1924 |
18 |
Ottavio Bottecchia |
Italy |
Automoto |
1925 |
19 |
Ottavio Bottecchia |
Italy |
Automoto |
1926 |
20 |
Lucien Buysse |
Belgium |
Automoto |
1927 |
21 |
Nicolas Frantz |
Luxembourg |
Alcyon |
1928 |
22 |
Nicolas Frantz |
Luxembourg |
Alcyon |
1929 |
23 |
Maurice De Waele |
Belgium |
Alcyon |
1930 |
24 |
André Leducq |
France |
France |
1931 |
25 |
Antonin Magne |
France |
France |
1932 |
26 |
André Leducq |
France |
France |
1933 |
27 |
Georges Speicher |
France |
France |
1934 |
28 |
Antonin Magne |
France |
France |
1935 |
29 |
Romain Maes |
Belgium |
Belgium |
1936 |
30 |
Sylvère Maes |
Belgium |
Belgium |
1937 |
31 |
Roger Lapébie |
France |
France |
1938 |
32 |
Gino Bartali |
Italy |
Italy |
1939 |
33 |
Sylvère Maes |
Belgium |
Belgium |
1940-46 |
not held |
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1947 |
34 |
Jean Robic |
France |
Ouest |
1948 |
35 |
Gino Bartali |
Italy |
Italy |
1949 |
36 |
Fausto Coppi |
Italy |
Italy |
1950 |
37 |
Ferdinand Kubler |
Switzerland |
Switzerland |
1951 |
38 |
Hugo Koblet |
Switzerland |
Switzerland |
1952 |
39 |
Fausto Coppi |
Italy |
Italy |
1953 |
40 |
Louison Bobet |
France |
France |
1954 |
41 |
Louison Bobet |
France |
France |
1955 |
42 |
Louison Bobet |
France |
France |
1956 |
43 |
Roger Walkowiak |
France |
Nord-Est-Centre |
1957 |
44 |
Jacques Anquetil |
France |
France |
1958 |
45 |
Charly Gaul |
Luxembourg |
Holland-Luxembourg |
1959 |
46 |
Federico Bahamontes |
Spain |
Spain |
1960 |
47 |
Gastone Nencini |
Italy |
Italy |
1961 |
48 |
Jacques Anquetil |
France |
France |
1962 |
49 |
Jacques Anquetil |
France |
St-Raphael |
1963 |
50 |
Jacques Anquetil |
France |
St-Raphael |
1964 |
51 |
Jacques Anquetil |
France |
St-Raphael |
1965 |
52 |
Felice Gimondi |
Italy |
Salvarini |
1966 |
53 |
Lucien Aimar |
France |
Ford |
1967 |
54 |
Roger Pingeon |
France |
France |
1968 |
55 |
Jan Janssen |
Netherlands |
Holland |
1969 |
56 |
Eddy Merckx |
Belgium |
Faema |
1970 |
57 |
Eddy Merckx |
Belgium |
Faemino |
1971 |
58 |
Eddy Merckx |
Belgium |
Molteni |
1972 |
59 |
Eddy Merckx |
Belgium |
Molteni |
1973 |
60 |
Luis Ocaña |
Spain |
Bic |
1974 |
61 |
Eddy Merckx |
Belgium |
Molteni |
1975 |
62 |
Bernard Thévenet |
France |
Peugeot |
1976 |
63 |
Lucien Van Impe |
Belgium |
Gitane |
1977 |
64 |
Bernard Thévenet |
France |
Peugeot |
1978 |
65 |
Bernard Hinault |
France |
Renault |
1979 |
66 |
Bernard Hinault |
France |
Renault |
1980 |
67 |
Joop Zoetemelk |
Netherlands |
TI Raleigh |
1981 |
68 |
Bernard Hinault |
France |
Renault |
1982 |
69 |
Bernard Hinault |
France |
Renault |
1983 |
70 |
Laurent Fignon |
France |
Renault |
1984 |
71 |
Laurent Fignon |
France |
Renault |
1985 |
72 |
Bernard Hinault |
France |
La Vie Claire |
1986 |
73 |
Greg LeMond |
United States |
La Vie Claire |
1987 |
74 |
Stephen Roche |
Ireland |
Carrera |
1988 |
75 |
Pedro Delgado |
Spain |
Reynolds |
1989 |
76 |
Greg LeMond |
United States |
ADR |
1990 |
77 |
Greg LeMond |
United States |
Z |
1991 |
78 |
Miguel Induráin |
Spain |
Banesto |
1992 |
79 |
Miguel Induráin |
Spain |
Banesto |
1993 |
80 |
Miguel Induráin |
Spain |
Banesto |
1994 |
81 |
Miguel Induráin |
Spain |
Banesto |
1995 |
82 |
Miguel Induráin |
Spain |
Banesto |
1996 |
83 |
Bjarne Riis * |
Dnmark |
Telekom |
1997 |
84 |
Jan Ullrich |
Germany |
Telekom |
1998 |
85 |
Marco Pantani |
Italy |
Mercatone Uno |
1999 |
86 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2000 |
87 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2001 |
88 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2002 |
89 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2003 |
90 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2004 |
91 |
United States |
U.S. Postal |
|
2005 |
92 |
United States |
Discovery Channel |
|
93 |
Spain |
Caisse d'Epargne |
||
94 |
Alberto Contador |
Spain |
Discovery Channel |
|
95 |
Carlos Sastre |
Spain |
Team CSC Saxo Bank |
|
96 |
Alberto Contador |
Spain |
Astana |
|
| 2010 |
* footnotes
- 1904: The original winner was Maurice Garin, though he was found to have caught a train for part of the event, and was disqualified.
- 1996: Bjarne Riis has admitted to the use of doping during the 1996 Tour. The Tour de France organizers have stated they no longer consider him to be the winner, although Union Cycliste Internationale has so far refused to change the official status due to the amount of time passed since his win. Jan Ullrich was placed second.
- In 2006, Floyd Landis was the initial winner but subsequently rubbed out due to a failed drug test.
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