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	Overview of the year 1957  back to list  wikipedia information 1957  see overall standings in 1957 select year: 202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004200320022001200019991998199719961995199419931992199119901989198819871986198519841983198219811980197919781977197619751974197319721971197019691968196719661965196419631962196119601959195819571956195519541953195219511950194919481947193919381937193619351934193319321931193019291928192719261925192419231922192119201919191419131912191119101909190819071906190519041903 1957 | June 27 - July 20 Nantes - Paris total distance: 4669.0 km number of stages: 22 money for winner: 2 000 000 F money total: 40 000 000 F Jacques Anquetil | France | France | age: 23 time: 135hr 44min 42sec | average speed: 34.520 km/h 2nd place: Marcel Janssens (+ 14min 56sec) 3rd place: Adolf Christian (+ 17min 20sec) winning team: France number of participants: 120 finished: 56 not finished: 64 Jerseys winners:  Jacques Anquetil  Jean Forestier  Gastone Nencini Tour de France start: Statistic of the riders: Route length: (compared with longest route in 1926 - 5745 km)  4 669 / 5 745   81,3% Stages number of stages in this year*: 24 | display finish towns on map *total number of posibbilities to win the stage STAGES - start, finish, length, winner, time, average speed 1 Nantes - Granville   204.0 km     André DARRIGADE   4:56:18   41.3 km/h 2 Granville - Caen   226.0 km     René PRIVAT   6:09:22   36.7 km/h 3a Caen - Caen   15.0 km     France   0:19:18   46.6 km/h 3b Caen - Rouen   134.0 km     Jacques ANQUETIL   3:23:44   39.5 km/h 4 Rouen - Roubaix   232.0 km     Marcel JANSSENS   6:23:34   36.3 km/h 5 Roubaix - Charleroi   170.0 km     Gilbert BAUVIN   4:25:26   38.4 km/h 6 Charleroi - Metz   248.0 km     André TROCHUT   6:29:54   38.2 km/h 7 Metz - Colmar   223.0 km     Roger HASSENFORDER   6:21:13   35.1 km/h 8 Colmar - Besançon   192.0 km     Pierino BAFFI   5:18:59   36.1 km/h 9 Besançon - Thonon   188.0 km     Jacques ANQUETIL   5:04:38   37.0 km/h 10 Thonon - Briançon   247.0 km     Gastone NENCINI   7:48:26   31.6 km/h 11 Briançon - Cannes   286.0 km     René PRIVAT   9:18:59   30.7 km/h 12 Cannes - Marseille   239.0 km     Jean STABLINSKI   7:42:52   31.0 km/h 13 Marseille - Alès   160.0 km     Nino DEFILIPPIS   5:02:54   31.7 km/h 14 Alès - Perpignan   246.0 km     Roger HASSENFORDER   6:17:23   39.1 km/h 15a Perpignan - Barcelona   197.0 km     René PRIVAT   5:24:47   36.4 km/h 15b Barcelona - Barcelona   9.8 km     Jacques ANQUETIL   0:14:29   40.6 km/h 16 Barcelona - Ax-les-Thermes   220.0 km     Jean BOURLÈS   6:13:34   35.3 km/h 17 Ax-les-Thermes - Saint-Gaudens   236.0 km     Nino DEFILIPPIS   7:00:06   33.7 km/h 18 Saint-Gaudens - Pau   207.0 km     Gastone NENCINI   6:37:31   31.2 km/h 19 Pau - Bordeaux   194.0 km     Pierino BAFFI   5:04:22   38.2 km/h 20 Bordeaux - Libourne   66.0 km     Jacques ANQUETIL   1:32:17   42.9 km/h 21 Libourne - Tours   317.0 km     André DARRIGADE   9:56:53   31.9 km/h 22 Tours - Paris   227.0 km     André DARRIGADE   5:58:31   38.0 km/h Winners of stages in 1957 by nations (3):  nation   No.wins  share (%)  FRA   17   70,83%   ITA   6   25,00%   BEL   1   4,17%  Winners of stages in 1957 by cyclists (13):  name   No.wins  share (%)  Jacques ANQUETIL   4   16,67%   René PRIVAT   3   12,50%   André DARRIGADE   3   12,50%   Nino DEFILIPPIS   2   8,33%   Gastone NENCINI   2   8,33%   Roger HASSENFORDER   2   8,33%   Pierino BAFFI   2   8,33%   André TROCHUT   1   4,17%   Marcel JANSSENS   1   4,17%   France   1   4,17%   Jean BOURLÈS   1   4,17%   Gilbert BAUVIN   1   4,17%   Jean STABLINSKI   1   4,17%  Ascents number of ascents in this year*: 15 | display ascents on map *ascents of the second, first and "hors" category THE ALPES [6] Col d’Allos (2250 m):     Louis BERGAUD Col de Tamié (907 m):     Louis BERGAUD Col du Télégraphe (1566 m):     Gastone NENCINI Espigoulier (728 m):     Jean STABLINSKI Galibier (2645 m):     Marcel JANSSENS Mont Faron (500 m):     Jean STABLINSKI THE PYRENEES [7] Aubisque (1709 m):     Jean DOTTO Col de Port (1249 m):     Désiré KETELEER Col de Tosas (1865 m):     Jean BOURLES Portet d’Aspet (1069 m):     Michel STOLKER Portillon (1298 m):     Désiré KETELEER Puymorens (1915 m):     Jean BOURLES Tourmalet (2115 m):     José DA SILVA Other mountains [2] Col de la Schlucht (1139 m):     Louis BERGAUD Collet du Linge (983 m):     Louis BERGAUD Winners of ascents in 1957 by nations (5):  nation   No. wins  share (%)  FRA   9   60,00%   BEL   3   20,00%   NED   1   6,67%   POR   1   6,67%   ITA   1   6,67%  Winners of ascents in 1957 by cyclists (9):  name   No. wins  share (%)  Louis BERGAUD   4   26,67%   Jean BOURLES   2   13,33%   Jean STABLINSKI   2   13,33%   Désiré KETELEER   2   13,33%   Gastone NENCINI   1   6,67%   Marcel JANSSENS   1   6,67%   Michel STOLKER   1   6,67%   José DA SILVA   1   6,67%   Jean DOTTO   1   6,67%  Video highlights No video available
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