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	Overview of the year 1947  back to list  wikipedia information 1947  see overall standings in 1947 select year: 202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004200320022001200019991998199719961995199419931992199119901989198819871986198519841983198219811980197919781977197619751974197319721971197019691968196719661965196419631962196119601959195819571956195519541953195219511950194919481947193919381937193619351934193319321931193019291928192719261925192419231922192119201919191419131912191119101909190819071906190519041903 1947 | June 25 - July 20 Paris - Paris total distance: 4642.0 km number of stages: 21 money for winner: 500 000 F money total: 4 580 000 F Jean Robic | Ouest | France | age: 26 time: 148hr 11min 25sec | average speed: 31.412 km/h 2nd place: Eduoard Fachleitner (+ 3min 58sec) 3rd place: Pierre Brambilla (+ 10min 7sec) winning team: Italy number of participants: 100 finished: 53 not finished: 47 Jerseys winners:  Jean Robic  Pierre Brambilla Tour de France start: Statistic of the riders: Route length: (compared with longest route in 1926 - 5745 km)  4 642 / 5 745   80,8% Stages number of stages in this year*: 21 | display finish towns on map *total number of posibbilities to win the stage STAGES - start, finish, length, winner, time, average speed 1 Paris - Lille   236.0 km     Ferdinand KÜBLER   6:51:55   34.4 km/h 2 Lille - Brussel   182.0 km     René VIETTO   5:05:52   35.7 km/h 3 Brussel - Luxembourg   314.0 km     Aldo RONCONI   10:59:13   28.6 km/h 4 Luxembourg - Strasbourg   223.0 km     Jean ROBIC   8:14:29   27.1 km/h 5 Strasbourg - Besançon   248.0 km     Ferdinand KÜBLER   8:10:45   30.3 km/h 6 Besançon - Lyon   249.0 km     Lucien TEISSEIRE   6:55:37   35.9 km/h 7 Lyon - Grenoble   172.0 km     Jean ROBIC   5:29:46   31.3 km/h 8 Grenoble - Briançon   185.0 km     Fermo CAMELLINI   6:49:07   27.1 km/h 9 Briançon - Digne   217.0 km     René VIETTO   7:23:15   29.4 km/h 10 Digne - Nice   255.0 km     Fermo CAMELLINI   8:07:59   31.4 km/h 11 Nice - Marseille   230.0 km     Édouard FACHLEITNER   6:31:05   35.3 km/h 12 Marseille - Montpellier   165.0 km     Henri MASSAL   4:57:40   33.3 km/h 13 Montpellier - Carcassonne   172.0 km     Lucien TEISSEIRE   5:18:35   32.4 km/h 14 Carcassonne - Luchon   253.0 km     Albert BOURLON   8:10:11   31.0 km/h 15 Luchon - Pau   195.0 km     Jean ROBIC   6:46:11   28.8 km/h 16 Pau - Bordeaux   195.0 km     Giuseppe TACCA   5:41:39   34.2 km/h 17 Bordeaux - Les Sables   272.0 km     Éloi TASSIN   8:59:05   30.3 km/h 18 Les Sables - Vannes   236.0 km     Pietro TARCHINI   7:10:07   32.9 km/h 19 Vannes - Saint-Brieuc   139.0 km     Raymond IMPANIS   3:49:36   36.3 km/h 20 Saint-Brieuc - Caen   235.0 km     Maurice DIOT   6:23:37   36.8 km/h 21 Caen - Paris   257.0 km     Brik SCHOTTE   7:16:30   35.3 km/h Winners of stages in 1947 by nations (4):  nation   No.wins  share (%)  FRA   14   66,67%   SUI   3   14,29%   ITA   2   9,52%   BEL   2   9,52%  Winners of stages in 1947 by cyclists (15):  name   No.wins  share (%)  Jean ROBIC   3   14,29%   Lucien TEISSEIRE   2   9,52%   Ferdinand KÜBLER   2   9,52%   Fermo CAMELLINI   2   9,52%   René VIETTO   2   9,52%   Giuseppe TACCA   1   4,76%   Brik SCHOTTE   1   4,76%   Aldo RONCONI   1   4,76%   Henri MASSAL   1   4,76%   Raymond IMPANIS   1   4,76%   Éloi TASSIN   1   4,76%   Albert BOURLON   1   4,76%   Maurice DIOT   1   4,76%   Édouard FACHLEITNER   1   4,76%   Pietro TARCHINI   1   4,76%  Ascents number of ascents in this year*: 22 | display ascents on map *ascents of the second, first and "hors" category THE ALPES [14] Col d’Allos (2250 m):     René VIETTO Col de Braus (1002 m):     Jean-Apo LAZARIDES Col de Porte (1326 m):     Jean ROBIC Col de Vars (2110 m):     Jean ROBIC Col du Glandon (1924 m):     Edward KLABIŃSKI Col du Télégraphe (1566 m):     Fermo CAMELLINI Croix de Fer (2067 m):     Fermo CAMELLINI Cucheron (1139 m):     Jean ROBIC Galibier (2645 m):     Fermo CAMELLINI Granier (1134 m):     Pierre BRAMBILLA Izoard (2361 m):     Jean ROBIC La Turbie (491 m):     Fermo CAMELLINI Lautaret (2058 m):     Fermo CAMELLINI Le col de l´Epine (987 m):     Jean-Apo LAZARIDES THE PYRENEES [7] Aspin (1490 m):     Jean ROBIC Aubisque (1709 m):     Jean ROBIC Col de Port (1249 m):     Albert BOURLON Peyresourde (1569 m):     Jean ROBIC Portet d’Aspet (1069 m):     Albert BOURLON Soulor (1474 m):     Jean ROBIC Tourmalet (2115 m):     Jean ROBIC Other mountains [1] Épine (987 m):     Jean-Apo LAZARIDES Winners of ascents in 1947 by nations (3):  nation   No. wins  share (%)  FRA   16   72,73%   ITA   5   22,73%   POL   1   4,55%  Winners of ascents in 1947 by cyclists (7):  name   No. wins  share (%)  Jean ROBIC   9   40,91%   Fermo CAMELLINI   5   22,73%   Jean-Apo LAZARIDES   3   13,64%   Albert BOURLON   2   9,09%   Pierre BRAMBILLA   1   4,55%   René VIETTO   1   4,55%   Edward KLABIŃSKI   1   4,55%  Video highlights No video available
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