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| Race details | |||
| Route | 61st Tour de France | ||
| Stages | 27 | ||
| Dates | June 27 - July 21, 1974 | ||
| Distance | 4098 km | ||
| Countries |  France United Kingdom Belgium Spain | ||
| Start place | Brest | ||
| Finish place | Paris | ||
| Teams | 13 | ||
| Racers started | 130 | ||
| Finished the riders | 105 | ||
| average speed | 35,241 km / h | ||
| Winners | |||
| Winner | Eddie Merckx (Molteni) | ||
| Second | Raymond Pulidor (Gan-Mercier-Hutchinson) | ||
| Third | Vicente Lopez Carril (Kas-Kaskol) | ||
| Spectacled | Patrick Serku (Brooklyn) | ||
| Mountain | Domingo Perurena (Kas-Kaskol) | ||
| Fight | Eddie Merckx (Molteni) | ||
| Combined | Eddie Merckx (Molteni) | ||
| Time team | Kas-Kaskol | ||
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| β 1973 | 1975 βΆ | ||
Documentation  | |||
The 61st edition of the Tour de France , a grand highway tour that took place on the roads of France and Spain from June 27 to July 21, 1974. The start took place in Brest , and the race in Paris finished for the last time at the Velodrome de Vincennes .
The Belgian Eddie Merckx , having won the fifth time, caught up with the Frenchman Jacques Anketil in this respect .
Having won the Giro d'Italia a month earlier, and a month after the Tour and the World Cup, Merx will be the first owner of the triple crown of cycling .
Content
- 1 members
- 2 Route
- 3 Final classifications
- 3.1 General
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Members
Professional cycling teams (13)
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Route
| Stage | date of | Route | type | Length (km) | Winner | General classification leader |
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| Prologue | Jun 27 | Brest - Brest | 7.1 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| one | Jun 28 | Brest - Saint-Paul-de-Leon | 144 | Ercole Gvalazzini | Joseph Bruyer | |
| 2 | Jun 29 | Plymouth - Plymouth | 163.7 | Henk poppe | Joseph Bruyer | |
| 3 | Jun 30 | Morlaix - Saint-Malo | 190 | Patrick Serku | Joseph Bruyer | |
| four | Jul 1 | Saint-Malo - Caen | 184.5 | Patrick Serku | Eddie Merckx | |
| 5 | Jul 2 | Caen - Dieppe | 165 | Ronald de witte | Herben Carstens | |
| 6a | Jul 3 | Dieppe - Harelbeke | 239 | Jean-Luc Molineris | Patrick Serku | |
| 6b | Jul 3 | Harelbeke - Harelbeke | 9 | Molteni | Herben Carstens | |
| 7 | Jul 4 | Mons - Chalons-en-Champagne | 221.5 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| 8a | Jul 5 | Chalons-en-Champagne - Chaumont | 136 | Cyril Guimard | Eddie Merckx | |
| 8b | Jul 5 | Chaumont - Besancon | 152 | Patrick Serku | Eddie Merckx | |
| 9 | Jul 6 | Besancon - Gaillard | 241 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| 10 | Jul 7 | Gaillard - Aix-les-Bains | 131.5 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| eleven | Jul 8 | Aix-les-Bains - Serre Chevalier | 199 | Vicente Lopez Carrill | Eddie Merckx | |
| 12 | Jul 10 | Savin-le-Lac - Orange | 231 | Josef Sprite | Eddie Merckx | |
| 13 | Jul 11 | Avignon - Montpellier | 126 | Barry Hoben | Eddie Merckx | |
| fourteen | Jul 12 | Lodev - Kolomye | 248.5 | Jean-pierre genet | Eddie Merckx | |
| fifteen | Jul 14 | Kolomye - Seo de Urgell | 225 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| 16 | Jul 15 | Seo de Urgell - Pla d'Adet | 209 | Raymond Pulidor | Eddie Merckx | |
| 17 | Jul 16 | Saint-Lary-Sulan - Col du Tourmale | 119 | Jean-Pierre Dangue | Eddie Merckx | |
| eighteen | Jul 17 | Bagnier de Bigor - Pau | 141.5 | Jean-Pierre Dangue | Eddie Merckx | |
| 19a | Jul 18 | Pau - Bordeaux | 195.5 | Francis Campane | Eddie Merckx | |
| 19b | Jul 18 | Bordeaux - Bordeaux | 12,4 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| twenty | Jul 19 | Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie - Nantes | 117 | Gerard Vianen | Eddie Merckx | |
| 21a | Jul 20 | Vouvray - Orleans | 112.5 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx | |
| 21b | Jul 20 | Orleans - Orleans | 37.5 | Michelle Pollentier | Eddie Merckx | |
| 22 | Jul 21 | Orleans - Paris | 146 | Eddie Merckx | Eddie Merckx |
Final classifications
General
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Notes
Links
- Tour de France 1974 at ProCyclingStats
- Tour de France 1974 at Cycling Archives