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Longest Breakaway in TdF

By Unknown on June 17, 2012

In the post world war editions of the Tour de France, there have been several breakaways that exceeded 200km. During stage 14 (Carcassonne – Luchon) of the 1947 Tour de France witnessed the longest and successful breakaway which saw French cyclist Albert Bourlon stay away for 253km to take stage victory.
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