1953 Tour de France
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1953 Tour de France
Summary
1953 Tour de France is a Tour de France[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- 1953 Tour de France won the Louison Bobet[3].
- 1953 Tour de France won the Jean Malléjac[4].
- 1953 Tour de France won the Giancarlo Astrua[5].
- 1953 Tour de France won the Fritz Schär[6].
- 1953 Tour de France won the Jesús Loroño[7].
- 1953 Tour de France won the Netherlands men's national road cycling team[8].
- 1953 Tour de France is in the country of France[9].
- 1953 Tour de France is in the country of Belgium[10].
- 1953 Tour de France is in the country of Monaco[11].
- 1953 Tour de France is in the country of Germany[12].
- 1953 Tour de France is in the country of Luxembourg[13].
- 1953 Tour de France's instance of is recorded as Tour de France[14].
- 1953 Tour de France followed 1952 Tour de France[15].
- 1953 Tour de France was followed by 1954 Tour de France[16].
- 1953 Tour de France is part of 1953 Challenge Desgrange-Colombo[17].
- 1953 Tour de France's Commons category is recorded as Tour de France 1953[18].
- 1953 Tour de France's edition number is recorded as 40[19].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 22[20].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 1[21].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 2[22].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 3[23].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 4[24].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 5[25].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 6[26].
- 1953 Tour de France comprises 1953 Tour de France, stage 7[27].
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When and Where
1953 Tour de France began on July 3, 1953[28]. It ended on July 26, 1953[29]. Country listings include France[9], a sovereign state[30], in France[31], founded in 0843[32]; Belgium[10], a sovereign state[33], in Belgium[34], founded in 1830[35]; Monaco[11], a sovereign state[36], in Monaco[37], founded in 1297[38]; Germany[12], a sovereign state[39], in Germany[40], founded in 1949[41]; and Luxembourg[13], a sovereign state[42], in Luxembourg[43], founded in 1815[44].
Context
1953 Tour de France is part of 1953 Challenge Desgrange-Colombo[17]. Its instance of is recorded as Tour de France[14]. It followed 1952 Tour de France[15]. It was followed by 1954 Tour de France[16].
Participants
Recorded participant include Louison Bobet[45], Jean Malléjac[46], Giancarlo Astrua[47], and Claude Rouer[48]. Recorded number of participants include {'amount': '+119'}[49] and {'amount': '+76'}[50].
Why It Matters
1953 Tour de France has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[51]
FAQs
What awards did 1953 Tour de France receive?
Honors received include Louison Bobet[3], Jean Malléjac[4], Giancarlo Astrua[5], and Fritz Schär[6].