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2001 | July 7 - July 29
Dunkirk - Paris

total distance: 3458.0 km
number of stages: 20

money for winner: 2 200 000 F
money total: 16 000 000 F

Lance Armstrong was the original winner.
In 2012 he lost all his titles.


time: 86hr 17min 28sec | average speed: 40.070 km/h
2nd place: Jan Ullrich (+ 6min 44sec)
3rd place: Joseba Beloki (+ 9min 5sec)
winning team: Kelme - Costa Blanca
number of participants: 189
finished: 144
not finished: 45
Jerseys winners:

 
 Erik Zabel
 Laurent Jalabert
 Oscar Sevilla


Tour de France start:

Statistic of the riders:
Route length:
(compared with longest route in 1926 - 5745 km)

 3 458 / 5 745 
 60,2%


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
PDunkerque -Dunkerque  8.2 km  FRA  Christophe MOREAU  0:09:20  52.7 km/h
1Saint-Omer -Boulogne-sur-Mer  194.5 km  GER  Erik ZABEL  4:55:15  39.5 km/h
2Calais -Antwerp  220.5 km  BEL  Marc WAUTERS  4:35:47  48.0 km/h
3Antwerp -Seraing  198.5 km  GER  Erik ZABEL  4:34:32  43.4 km/h
4Huy -Verdun  215.0 km  FRA  Laurent JALABERT  5:17:49  40.6 km/h
5Verdun -Bar-Le-Duc  67.0 km  FRA  Crédit AGRICOLE  1:21:32  49.3 km/h
6Commercy -Strasbourg  211.5 km  EST  Jaan KIRSIPUU  4:50:39  43.7 km/h
7Strasbourg -Colmar  162.5 km  FRA  Laurent JALABERT  4:06:04  39.6 km/h
8Colmar -Pontarlier  222.5 km  NED  Erik DEKKER  4:59:18  44.6 km/h
9Pontarlier -Aix-les-Bains  185.0 km  RUS  Serguei IVANOV  3:57:48  46.7 km/h
10Aix-les-Bains -Alpe d’Huez  209.0 km  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG  6:23:47  32.7 km/h
11Grenoble -Chamrousse  32.0 km  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG  1:07:27  28.5 km/h
12Perpignan -Ax-les-Thermes  166.5 km  COL  Félix Rafel CÁRDENAS RAVALO  5:03:34  32.9 km/h
13Foix -Saint-Lary-Soulan  194.0 km  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG  5:44:22  33.8 km/h
14Tarbes -Luz-Ardiden  141.5 km  ESP  Roberto LAISEKA  4:24:30  32.1 km/h
15Pau -Lavaur  232.5 km  BEL  Rik VERBRUGGHE  5:16:21  44.1 km/h
16Castelsarrasin -Sarran  229.5 km  GER  Jens VOIGT  5:27:11  42.1 km/h
17Brive-la-Gaillarde -Montluçon  194.0 km  BEL  Serge BAGUET  4:13:36  45.9 km/h
18Montluçon -Saint-Amand-Montrond  61.0 km  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG  1:14:16  49.3 km/h
19Orléans -Evry  149.5 km  GER  Erik ZABEL  3:12:27  46.6 km/h
20Corbeil-Essonnes -Paris  160.5 km  CZE  Ján SVORADA  3:57:28  40.6 km/h


Winners of stages in 2001 by nations (10):

 nation  No.wins share (%)
 FRA  4 
 19,05% 
 GER  4 
 19,05% 
 USA  4 
 19,05% 
 BEL  3 
 14,29% 
 CZE  1 
 4,76% 
 EST  1 
 4,76% 
 NED  1 
 4,76% 
 RUS  1 
 4,76% 
 COL  1 
 4,76% 
 ESP  1 
 4,76% 



Winners of stages in 2001 by cyclists (15):

 name  No.wins share (%)
 Lance ARMSTRONG  4 
 19,05% 
 Erik ZABEL  3 
 14,29% 
 Laurent JALABERT  2 
 9,52% 
 Crédit AGRICOLE  1 
 4,76% 
 Félix Rafel CÁRDENAS RAVALO  1 
 4,76% 
 Ján SVORADA  1 
 4,76% 
 Marc WAUTERS  1 
 4,76% 
 Serguei IVANOV  1 
 4,76% 
 Jens VOIGT  1 
 4,76% 
 Christophe MOREAU  1 
 4,76% 
 Jaan KIRSIPUU  1 
 4,76% 
 Roberto LAISEKA  1 
 4,76% 
 Serge BAGUET  1 
 4,76% 
 Erik DEKKER  1 
 4,76% 
 Rik VERBRUGGHE  1 
 4,76% 



Ascents

number of ascents in this year*: 21 | display ascents on map
*ascents of the second, first and "hors" category

THE ALPES [4]
Alpe-d’Huez (1860 m):  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG
Col de la Madeleine (2000 m):  FRA  Laurent ROUX
Col du Glandon (1924 m):  FRA  Laurent ROUX
Chamrousse (1730 m):  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG
THE PYRENEES [12]
Aspin (1490 m):  USA  Bobby JULICH
Col de Jau (1513 m):  FRA  Laurent ROUX
Col de Menté (1349 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Col de Val Louron-Azet (Col d´Azet) (1580 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Chioula (1450 m):  ITA  Paolo BETTINI
Luz-Ardiden (1720 m):  ESP  Roberto LAISEKA
Peyresourde (1569 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Pla d’Adet (Saint-Lary-Soulan) (1680 m):  USA  Lance ARMSTRONG
Plateau de Bonascre (Ax 3 Domaines) (1375 m):  COL  Félix Rafel CÁRDENAS RAVALO
Portet d’Aspet (1069 m):  FRA  Laurent ROUX
Portillon (1298 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Tourmalet (2115 m):  SUI  Sven MONTGOMERY
Other mountains [5]
Col de la Faucille (1323 m):  ESP  David ETXEBARRIA
Col du Calvaire (1144 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Collet du Linge (983 m):  FRA  Laurent JALABERT
Donon (727 m):  FRA  Laurent BROCHARD
Kreuzweg (708 m):  ESP  Alberto LOPEZ MUNAIN


Winners of ascents in 2001 by nations (6):

 nation  No. wins share (%)
 FRA  11 
 52,38% 
 USA  4 
 19,05% 
 ESP  3 
 14,29% 
 ITA  1 
 4,76% 
 COL  1 
 4,76% 
 SUI  1 
 4,76% 



Winners of ascents in 2001 by cyclists (11):

 name  No. wins share (%)
 Laurent JALABERT  6 
 28,57% 
 Laurent ROUX  4 
 19,05% 
 Lance ARMSTRONG  3 
 14,29% 
 Alberto LOPEZ MUNAIN  1 
 4,76% 
 Roberto LAISEKA  1 
 4,76% 
 David ETXEBARRIA  1 
 4,76% 
 Félix Rafel CÁRDENAS RAVALO  1 
 4,76% 
 Bobby JULICH  1 
 4,76% 
 Sven MONTGOMERY  1 
 4,76% 
 Paolo BETTINI  1 
 4,76% 
 Laurent BROCHARD  1 
 4,76% 



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