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Tour de France, 1980–2026: route length and the winner's speed over it

Speeds here are the route length divided by the winner's time. The shortest route, 3,245 km in 2026, gives 43.9 km/h; the longest, 4,231 km in 1987, 36.6.

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Tour de France, 1980–2026: route length and the winner's speed over it: 40 points, a scatter chart.
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The data: 40 points
Route length (km)Winner's average speed (km/h)
324543.89
328537.48
328638.9
332043.68
332841.84
334940.21
3360.339.64
336640.58
340440.55
340641.49
3414.441.17
343039.79
345940.31
348439.89
349639.92
349841.82
350438.62
350738.06
352939.62
354041
355940.5
357039.23
363539.19
364239.59
365740.78
3660.540.68
371438.71
375338.96
376539.24
380936.23
384235.14
387541.74
391438.74
395039.3
397838.38
398339.5
402135.88
409437.02
410936.23
423136.64
Source
Wikipedia, List of Tour de France general classification winners; speeds calculated by Unlabeled via the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO), as cited in the article
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2026-09-29
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