1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a
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Summary
1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a is a team time trial[1].
Key Facts
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a won the Faema 1969[2].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a won the Michele Dancelli[3].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's instance of is recorded as team time trial[4].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a followed 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 2[5].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a was followed by 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3b[6].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a is part of 1968 Paris – Luxembourg[7].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a took place on August 24, 1968[8].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's start point is recorded as Barchon[9].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's destination point is recorded as Maastricht[10].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's series ordinal is recorded as 3a[11].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's stage classification is recorded as Faemino-Faema[12].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's stage classification is recorded as Molteni-Campagnolo[13].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's stage classification is recorded as Salvarani[14].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's stage classification is recorded as Pelforth-Sauvage-Lejeune[15].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's stage classification is recorded as Willem II-Gazelle[16].
- 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a's event distance is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+40.5'}[17].
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When and Where
1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a took place on August 24, 1968[8].
Context
1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a is part of 1968 Paris – Luxembourg[7]. Its instance of is recorded as team time trial[4]. It followed 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 2[5]. It was followed by 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3b[6].
FAQs
What awards did 1968 Paris – Luxembourg, Stage 3a receive?
Honors received include Faema 1969[2] and Michele Dancelli[3].