Q113265056

Summary

Q113265056 is a round^[1].

Key Facts

• Q113265056 won the Jean-Michel Tessier^[2].
• Q113265056's instance of is recorded as round^[3].
• Q113265056 followed Q113265055^[4].
• Q113265056 was followed by Q113265057^[5].
• Q113265056 is part of 2000 Tour de l'Ain^[6].
• Q113265056 occurred on +2000-08-10T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Q113265056's sport is recorded as road bicycle racing^[8].
• Q113265056's start point is recorded as Saint-Didier-sur-Chalaronne^[9].
• Q113265056's destination point is recorded as Saint-Vulbas^[10].
• Q113265056's series ordinal is recorded as 1a^[11].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Jean-Michel Tessier^[12].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Saulius Ruškys^[13].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Christopher Jenner^[14].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Jérôme Bernard^[15].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Samuel Dumoulin^[16].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Mickaël Pichon^[17].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Maarten Tjallingii^[18].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Thierry Loder^[19].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Stéphane Krafft^[20].
• Q113265056's stage classification is recorded as Frédéric Finot^[21].
• Q113265056's event distance is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+110'}^[22].

Body

Definition and Type

Q113265056's instance of is recorded as round^[3].

Use and Application

Q113265056 is part of 2000 Tour de l'Ain^[6].

FAQs

What awards did Q113265056 receive?

Honors received include Jean-Michel Tessier^[2].