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1986 Tour de France
Race details
Dates July 4–July 27, 1986
Stages 23+Prologue
Distance 4,094 km (2,544 mi)
Winning time 110h 35' 19" (37.020 km/h/23.003 mph)
Palmarès
Winner United States Greg LeMond (La Vie Claire)
Second France Bernard Hinault (La Vie Claire)
Third Switzerland Urs Zimmermann (Carrera-Vagabond)

Points Belgium Eric Vanderaerden (Panasonic)
Mountains France Bernard Hinault (La Vie Claire)
Youth United States Andy Hampsten (La Vie Claire)
Combination United States Greg LeMond (La Vie Claire)
Team La Vie Claire

The 1986 Tour de France was the 73rd Tour de France, taking place July 4 to July 27, 1986. It was won by Greg LeMond, the first American to win the Tour. This year also had the first American cycling team, 7-Eleven, entered in Tour history.

Following the success of Bernard Hinault the previous year, the La Vie Claire team was heavily favored. In the 1985 Tour de France, Bernard Hinault promised to return LeMond's support to win the race. However, continuing attacks cast doubt on Hinault's sincerity. He claimed that his tactics were simply to wear down LeMond's (and his) opponents and that he ultimately knew that LeMond would be the winner because of time losses earlier in the race. Regardless of his true motives, this tactic worked well, and rivals Laurent Fignon and Urs Zimmermann were put on the defensive from the first day. Laurent Fignon quit the race due to injuries aggravated by stress.

The ascent of the legendary Alpe d'Huez gave spectators a spectacular stage in which Hinault made a suicidal solo attack to demoralize the opposition, to be matched only by LeMond at the top. In a gesture of respect, the two riders reached the top hand-in-hand, beaming smiles, and LeMond let Hinault finish first to claim the stage. However, within hours their competition resumed during interviews in French television.

In the end, LeMond was crowned winner of the race and Hinault retired shortly afterwards.

Contents

[edit] Stages

Stage Route Distance Type Date
P Boulogne-Billancourt 5 km Individual time trial Friday, July 4
1 Nanterre - Sceaux 85 km Saturday, July 5
2 Meudon - Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines 56 km Team time trial Saturday, July 5
3 Levallois-Perret - Liévin 214 km Sunday, July 6
4 Liévin - Évreux 243 km Monday, July 7
5 Évreux - Villers-sur-Mer 125 km Tuesday, July 8
6 Villers-sur-Mer - Cherbourg 200 km Wednesday, July 9
7 Cherbourg - Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët 201 km Thursday, July 10
8 Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët - Nantes 204 km Friday, July 11
9 Nantes - Nantes 61 km Individual time trial Saturday, July 12
10 Nantes - Futuroscope 183 km Sunday, July 13
11 Poitiers - Bordeaux 258 km Monday, July 14
12 Bayonne - Pau 218 km Mountain stage Tuesday, July 15
13 Pau - Superbagnères 186 km Mountain stage Wednesday, July 16
14 Luchon - Blagnac 154 km Thursday, July 17
15 Carcassonne - Nîmes 226 km Friday, July 18
16 Nîmes - Gap 246 km Mountain stage Saturday, July 19
17 Gap - Serre Chevalier 190 km Mountain stage Sunday, July 20
18 Briançon - Alpe d'Huez 163 km Mountain stage Monday, July 21
Rest day Tuesday, July 22
19 Villard-de-Lans - Saint-Étienne 179 km Mountain stage Wednesday, July 23
20 Saint-Étienne - Saint-Étienne 58 km Individual time trial Thursday, July 24
21 Saint-Étienne - Puy de Dôme 190 km Mountain stage Friday, July 25
22 Clermont-Ferrand - Nevers 194 km Saturday, July 26
23 Cosne-sur-Loire - Paris Champs-Élysées 255 km Sunday, July 27
Total 4,094 km

[edit] Jersey progress

Stage Winner General classification
Maillot jaune
Mountains classification
Maillot à pois rouges
Points classification
Maillot vert
Young rider classification
Maillot blanc
Team classification
Combativity award
Prix de combativité
P Thierry Marie Thierry Marie Thierry Marie Jesus Blanco Villar Systeme U
1 Pol Verschuere Alex Stieda Alex Stieda Pol Verscheure Alex Stieda
2 Système U-Gitane Thierry Marie Eric Vanderaerden Eric Boyer
3 Davis Phinney
4 Pello Ruiz Cabestany Dominique Gaigne
5 Johan van der Velde Johan van der Velde
6 Guido Bontempi Regis Simon
7 Ludo Peeters Jørgen V. Pedersen Carrera
8 Eddy Planckaert
9 Bernard Hinault Bruno Cornillet
10 Angel Sarrapio
11 Rudy Dhaenens
12 Pedro Delgado Bernard Hinault Ronan Pensec Jean-François Bernard La Vie Claire
13 Greg LeMond Robert Millar Andy Hampsten
14 Niki Rüttimann
15 Frank Hoste
16 Jean-François Bernard
17 Eduardo Chozas Greg LeMond
18 Bernard Hinault Greg Lemond
19 Julian Gorospe Bernard Hinault
20 Bernard Hinault
21 Erich Maechler
22 Guido Bontempi
23 Guido Bontempi
Final Greg LeMond Bernard Hinault Eric Vanderaerden Andy Hampsten La Vie Claire Bernard Hinault

[edit] Overall standings

[edit] General Classification

Rank Name Country Team Time
1 Greg LeMond  United States La Vie Claire 110h 35' 19"
2 Bernard Hinault  France La Vie Claire 3' 10"
3 Urs Zimmermann  Switzerland Carrera-Vagabond 10' 54"
4 Andrew Hampsten  United States La Vie Claire 18' 44"
5 Claude Criquielion  Belgium Hitachi-Marc-Splendor 24' 36"
6 Ronan Pensec  France Peugeot-Shell 25' 59"
7 Niki Rutimann  Switzerland La Vie Claire 30' 52"
8 Álvaro Pino  Spain Zor - B.H. Sport 33' 00"
9 Steven Rooks  Netherlands PDM-Concorde 33' 22"
10 Yvon Madiot  France Système U 33' 27"
11 Samuel Cabrera  Colombia Reynolds 35' 28"
12 Jean-François Bernard  France La Vie Claire 35' 45"
13 Pascal Simon  France Peugeot-Shell 37' 44"
14 Eduardo Chozas  Spain Teka-Mavic 38' 48"
15 Reynel Montoya  Colombia Postobon-RCN 45' 36"
16 Charly Mottet  France Système U 45' 58"
17 Thierry Claveyrolat  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 46' 00"
18 Marino Lejarreta  Spain Seat-Orbea 49' 09"
19 Jean-Claude Bagot  France Fagor 51' 38"
20 Éric Caritoux  France Fagor 52' 39"
21 Patrocinio Jimenez  Colombia Café de Colombia 55' 42"
22 Luis Herrera  Colombia Café de Colombia 56' 00"
23 Steve Bauer  Canada La Vie Claire 56' 02"
24 Joop Zoetemelk  Netherlands Kwantum Hallen-Decosol-Yoko 57' 04"
25 Jesus Blanco-Villar  Spain Teka 1h 03' 16"
26 Jean-René Bernaudeau  France ´Fagor 1h 03' 56"
27 Alfonso Florez  Colombia Café de Colombia 1h 05' 54"
28 Bernard Gavillet  Switzerland Cilo-Aufina 1h 08' 17"
29 Peter Stevenhaagen  Netherlands PDM-Concorde 1h 10' 40"
30 Joaquin Mujika  Spain Seat-Orbea 1h 11' 01"
31 Anselmo Fuerte  Spain Zor-BH 1h 12' 13"
32 Primoz Cerin  Yugoslavia Malvor 1h 14' 40"
33 Antonio Agudelo  Colombia Teka 1h 15' 13"
34 Dag-Otto Lauritzen  Norway Peugeot-Shell-Michelin 1h 15' 47"
35 Robert Forest  France Peugeot-Shell-Michelin 1h 16' 19"
36 Pello Ruiz-Cabestany  Spain Seat-Orbea 1h 16' 22"
37 Eddy Schepers  Belgium Carrera-Vagabond 1h 18' 20"
38 Federico Echave  Spain Teka 1h 18' 53"
39 Phil Anderson  Australia Panasonic-Merckx 1h 19' 41"
40 Jesus Rodriguez  Spain Zor BH 1h 20' 09"
41 Silvano Contini  Italy Gis Gelati 1h 22' 18"
42 Martin Ramirez  Colombia Fagor 1h 22' 26"
43 Hendrik Devos  Belgium Hitachi-Marc-Splendor 1h 24' 43"
44 Charly Bérard  France La Vie Claire 1h 29' 02"
45 Dominique Garde  France Kas-Mavic 1h 29' 11"
46 Martin Earley  Ireland Fagor 1h 30' 30"
47 Gil Mas  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 1h 31' 56"
48 Stephen Roche  Ireland Carrera-Vagabond 1h 32' 30"
49 Erich Maechler  Switzerland Carrera-Vagabond 1h 32' 45"
50 Heriberto Uran  Colombia Postobon-RCN 1h 36' 35"
51 Jan Nevens  Belgium Lotto-Merckx 1h 37' 15"
52 Johan Van der Velde  Netherlands Panasonic-Merckx 1h 37' 55"
53 Carlos Hernandez  Spain Reynolds 1h 38' 13"
54 Guy Nulens  Belgium Panasonic-Merckx 1h 39' 08"
55 Carlos Jaramillo  Colombia Postobon-RCN 1h 39' 48"
56 Jean-Claude Leclercq  France Kas-Mavic 1h 40' 43"
57 Jean-Claude Garde  France Kas-Mavic 1h 40' 57"
58 Jean-Philippe Vandenbrande  Belgium Hitachi-Marc-Splendor 1h 41' 23"
59 Juan-Carlos Rozas  Spain Zor BH 1h 41' 51"
60 Enrique Aja  Spain Teka 1h 42' 32"
61 Gérard Veldscholten  Netherlands PDM-Concorde 1h 42' 57"
62 Bernard Vallet  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 1h 43' 12"
63 Bob Roll  United States 7-Eleven-Hoonved 1h 43' 26"
64 Dirk De Wolf  Belgium Hitachi-Marc-Splendor 1h 44' 17"
65 Twan Poels  Netherlands Kwantum 1h 44' 17"
66 Ennio Vanotti  Italy Gis Gelati 1h 45' 20"
67 Paul Haghedooren  Belgium Lotto-Merckx 1h 47' 59"
68 François Lemarchand  France Fagor 1h 49' 05"
69 Ludo Peeters  Belgium Kwantum 1h 49' 11"
70 Nico Emonds  Belgium Kwantum 1h 49' 19"
71 Manuel Cardenas  Colombia Teka 1h 50' 11"
72 Guido Van Calster  Belgium Zor-BH 1h 50' 42"
73 Bruno Leali  Italy Carrera-Vagabond 1h 51' 49"
74 Beat Breu  Switzerland Carrera-Vagabond 1h 51' 54"
75 Inaki Gaston  Spain Kas-Mavic 1h 52' 35"
76 Dominique Arnaud  France Reynolds 1h 53' 54"
77 Jørgen Pedersen  Denmark Carrera-Vagabond 1h 54' 32"
78 Jos Haex  Belgium Hitachi-Marc-Splendor 1h 54' 38"
79 Julian Gorospe  Spain Reynolds 1h 56' 11"
80 Jeff Pierce  United States 7-Eleven-Hoonved 1h 56' 57"
81 Maarten Ducrot  Netherlands Kwantum-Decosol 1h 58' 02"
82 Acacio Da Silva  Portugal Malvor 1h 58' 05"
83 Nestor Mora  Colombia Postobon-RCN 1h 58' 26"
84 Gerrie Knetemann  Netherlands PDM-Concorde 1h 58' 28"
85 Dominique Gaigne  France Systeme U 1h 59' 27"
86 Marco Leon  Colombia Café de Colombia 2h 00' 49"
87 Vicente Ridaura  Spain Seat-Orbea 2h 00' 59"
88 Christophe Lavainne  France Systeme U 2h 01' 00"
89 Eric Van Lancker  Belgium Panasonic-Merckx 2h 01' 53"
90 Jan van Wijk  Netherlands PDM-Concorde 2h 02' 35"
91 Alessandro Pozzi  Italy Gis Gelati 2h 03' 39"
92 Guido Bontempi  Italy Carrera-Vagabond 2h 03' 39"
93 Régis Simon  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 2h 05' 06"
94 Francisco Antequera  Italy Zor BH 2h 05' 08"
95 Alain Vigneron  France La Vie Claire s.t.
96 Ron Kiefel  United States 7-Eleven-Hoonved 2h 06' 38"
97 Philippe Leleu  France La Vie Claire 2h 07' 03"
98 Eric Boyer  France Systeme U 2h 07' 27"
99 Jorg Muller  Switzerland Kas Mavic 2h 07' 46"
100 Frédéric Vichot  France Kas Mavic 2h 08' 15"
101 Gerrit Solleveld  Netherlands Kwantum-Decosol 2h 09' 00"
102 Willem Van Eynde  Belgium Lotto Merckx 2h 10' 46"
103 Luc Roosen  Belgium Kwantum-Decosol 2h 10' 46"
104 Rudy Rogiers  Belgium Hitachi Marc Splendor 2h 11' 09"
105 Jan Wijnants  Belgium Hitachi Marc Splendor 2h 11' 14"
106 Israel Corredor  Colombia Postobon RCN 2h 12' 04"
107 Frédéric Brun  France Peugeot-Shell-Michelin 2h 13' 11"
108 Thierry Marie  France Systeme U 2h 13' 24"
109 Francesco Rossignoli  Italy Carrera-Vagabond 2h 13' 56"
110 Adri van der Poel  Netherlands Kwantum-Decosol 2h 14' 20"
111 Eric Louvel  France Peugeot-Shell-Michelin 2h 14' 41"
112 Sean Yates  United Kingdom Peugeot-Shell-Michelin 2h 15' 20"
113 Michel Dernies  Belgium Lotto-Merckx 2h 15' 29"
114 Raúl Alcalá  Mexico 7 Eleven 2h 15' 53"
115 Jaime Vilamajo  Spain Seat-Orbea 2h 16' 41"
116 Frank Hoste  Belgium Fagor 2h 17' 06"
117 Jesus Hernandez-Ubeda  Spain Reynolds 2h 17' 26"
118 André Chappuis  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 2h 17' 36"
119 Jean-Luc Vandenbroucke  Belgium Kas-Mavic 2h 17' 58"
120 Alex Stieda  Canada 7-Eleven-Hoonved 2h 19' 47"
121 José-Luis Laguia  Spain Reynolds 2h 19' 48"
122 Rudy Dhaenens  Belgium Hitachi Marc Splendor 2h 19' 58"
123 Marc Gomez  France Reynolds 2h 21' 13"
124 Alain Bondue  France Systeme U 2h 22' 03"
125 Eric Vanderaerden  Belgium Panasonic 2h 22' 30"
126 Antonio Esparza  Spain Seat Orbea 2h 22' 45"
127 Guido Winterberg  Switzerland La Vie Claire 2h 27' 26"
128 Pierangelo Bincoletto  Italy Malvor 2h 27' 28"
129 Jef Lieckens  Belgium Lotto Merckx 2h 29' 21"
130 Francis Castaing  France R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 2h 41' 56"
131 Paul Kimmage  Ireland R.M.O.-Meral-Mavic 2h 44' 06"
132 Ennio Salvador  Italy Gis Gelati 2h 55' 51"

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