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Is the tour downunder part of the tour de France?
No
Is the tour de France stage solely in France?
no, it takes part in different countries, but the majority of the tour is in France
Are there any independant riders in the 2008 tour de france?
No. You have to be a part of a team to be allowed to race in the Tour de France
What part of france is the worlds best cycling race?
Tour de France
Alternative tour de France 194 what took part?
Prisoners
When will Jesper de Hoog participate in Le Tour de France?
First condition in order to participate in Tour de France, you will have to be part of a Pro Tour team (UCI licensed) or a team that recives a wildcard invitation from the organisation. Second condition is that you must be selected as one of the 9 riders of the team. For De Hoog it will be necessary to be part of a Pro Tour team. Then there are chances to participate in Le Tour.
Which three mountain ranges are part of the tour de France 2010?
the alps the pyranees and the cevennes
What part of Europe did Germany conquer after Poland?
After the Polish campaign of 1939, the Germans attacked France, Netherlands and Belgium.
Why is the last place rider called Lanterne Rouge in Tour de France?
'Lanterne Rouge'means 'red lamp'. Back in the days of steam trains and crude signal systems, the last car had a red lamp hanging off itin case the train should be caught up by another train. The last rider gets compared to the last part of a train basically.
Why do people take part in the tour de france?
Because it's just such a traditional and really really tough race. For a cyclist, winning the Tour de France is bigger than winning a world championship or even the olympics.
Number of participants in first tour de France in 1903?
71 signed up to take part, but only 60 started the race. 21 were sponsored, the rest private. 21 completed the course - the winner was Maurice Garin and le lanterne rouge (the last rider to finish) was Arsene Millocheau.
What are the 2 big mountain ranges in France?
The Alps and the Pyrenees are two mountain ranges that were part of the Tour De France in 2007
