TDF Trivia quiz

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Aug 5, 2012
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Not what i was thinking but if i said it has to do with numbers does that help?

Well the only thing I could think of regarding positions/numbers is that four of them had previously finished on the podium before winning their first and only Tour in that year but it doesn't work with Hinault obviously so no idea.
 
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Cyivel said:
Well the only thing I could think of regarding positions/numbers is that four of them had previously finished on the podium before winning their first and only Tour in that year but it doesn't work with Hinault obviously so no idea.

I was actually wanting that there all won wearing bib No 11
 
Mar 4, 2010
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ok so on the subject of sleep, and since the next question asker is asleep himself...

Who was the first rider to fall asleep during a stage of the tour and in what year
 
Aug 16, 2011
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Kender said:
ok so on the subject of sleep, and since the next question asker is asleep himself...

Who was the first rider to fall asleep during a stage of the tour and in what year

2012 Tour obviously, And almost everyone at one point or another. :p Everyone except the Brits and Sky/Wiggo fans that is. :D
 
Kender said:
...Who was the first rider to fall asleep during a stage of the tour and in what year

While riding??? :eek:

Or do you mean the rider fell back asleep and didn’t make it to the start of stage, as he was curled up in bed in a deep REM sleep???
 
Mar 4, 2010
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no a rider who stopped for a rest during the stage and fell asleep and didnt finish. they were coming second at the time
 
Kender said:
no a rider who stopped for a rest during the stage and fell asleep and didnt finish. they were coming second at the time

I heard about abd-el Qadir Zaaf, who drank too much wine and fell asleep under a tree. It was in the late 40's, early 50's.
Don't know if it was the first, though.
 
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Emile Georget in 1903. In stage 5, he was 2 hours behind the leader and stopped to rest and fell asleep at the side of the road. No broom wagon back then.