Does anyone know the riders and corresponding race numbers for the Tour De France 1991?
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Here are the riders and their numbers.  I was not able to find the corresponding teams for the riders but here's what you asked for:\n1 -  ABADIE Henri FRA \n2 -  ABDOUJAPAROV Djamolidine UZB \n3 -  ACHERMAN Alfred SUI \n4 -  ALCALA Raul MEX \n5 -  ALONSO Marino ESP \n6 -  AMPLER Uwe GER \n7 -  ANDERSON Phil AUS \n8 -  ARGENTIN Moreno ITA \n9 -  ARNAUD Dominique FRA \n10 -  ARNOULD Dominique FRA \n\n \n11 -  BAGOT Jean-Claude FRA \n12 -  BARTH Thomas GER \n13 -  BAUER Steve CAN \n14 -  BERNARD Jean-François FRA \n15 -  BISHOP Andy USA \n16 -  BODEN Falk GER \n17 -  BOMANS Carlo BEL \n18 -  BONTEMPI Guido ITA \n19 -  BOURGUIGNON Thierry FRA \n20 -  BOYER Eric FRA \n\n \n21 -  BREUKINK Erik NED \n22 -  BRUYNEEL Johan BEL \n23 -  BUGNO Gianni ITA \n24 -  CALCATERRA Guiseppe ITA \n25 -  CAMARGO Alberto COL \n26 -  CARDENAS Henry COL \n27 -  CARITOUX Eric FRA \n28 -  CARLSEN John DEN \n29 -  CARTER Mike USA \n30 -  CASADO Philippe FRA \n\n \n31 -  CASSANI Davide ITA \n32 -  CENGHIALTA Bruno ITA \n33 -  CHAPARRO Arsenio COL \n34 -  CHAUBET Christian FRA \n35 -  CHIAPPUCCI Claudio ITA \n36 -  CHOZAS Eduardo ESP \n37 -  CLAVEYROLAT Thierry FRA \n38 -  COLOTTI Jean-Claude FRA \n39 -  CONTI Roberto ITA \n40 -  CORNILLET Bruno FRA \n\n \n41 -  DECLERCQ Peter BEL \n42 -  DELGADO Pedro ESP \n43 -  DELION Gilles FRA \n44 -  DEMIERRE Serge SUI \n45 -  DERNIES Michel BEL \n46 -  DE VRIES Gerrit NED \n47 -  DE WILDE Etienne BEL \n48 -  DE WOLF Dirk BEL \n49 -  DHAENENS Rudy BEL \n50 -  DIAZ ZABALA Herminio ESP \n\n \n51 -  DOMINGUEZ Manuel-Jorge ESP \n52 -  DUCH Javier ESP \n53 -  DUCLOS-LASSALLE Gilbert FRA \n54 -  EARLEY Martin IRL \n55 -  EKIMOV Viatceslav RUS \n56 -  ELLI Alberto ITA \n57 -  EMONDS Nico BEL \n58 -  ESNAULT Patrice FRA \n59 -  ESPINOSA Francisco ESP \n60 -  FIGNON Laurent FRA \n\n \n61 -  FONDRIEST Maurizio ITA \n62 -  FUERTE Anselmo ESP \n63 -  GASTON Inaki ESP \n64 -  GAYANT Martial FRA \n65 -  GIANELLI Alessandro ITA \n66 -  GIANETTI Mauro SUI \n67 -  GIOVANNETTI Marco ITA \n68 -  GOESSENS Jan BEL \n69 -  GOLZ Rolf GER \n70 -  GUERRICAGOITIA Enrique ESP \n\n \n71 -  GUSMEROLI Roberto ITA \n72 -  HAMPSTEN Andrew ''Andy'' USA \n73 -  HARMELING Rob NED \n74 -  HODGE Stephen AUS \n75 -  HOLM Brian DEN \n76 -  INDURAIN Miguel ESP \n77 -  JACOBS Patrick BEL \n78 -  JAERMANN Rolf SUI \n79 -  JARAMILLO Carlos COL \n80 -  JDANOV Vassili URS \n\n \n81 -  KAPPES Andréas GER \n82 -  KELLY Sean IRL \n83 -  KIEFEL Ron USA \n84 -  KONYSHEV Dimitri RUS \n85 -  KRIEGER Dominik GER \n86 -  KVALSVOLL Atle NOR \n87 -  LANCE Pascal FRA \n88 -  LAURENT Thierry FRA \n89 -  LAURITZEN Dag Otto NOR \n90 -  LAVAINNE Christophe FRA \n\n \n91 -  LEANIZBARRUTIA Alberto ESP \n92 -  LEBLANC Luc FRA \n93 -  LE CLERC Roland FRA \n94 -  LEJARETTA Marino ESP \n95 -  LELLI Massimiliano ITA \n96 -  LEMARCHAND François FRA \n97 -  LEMOND Greg USA \n98 -  LIETTI Marco ITA \n99 -  LILHOLT Soren DEN \n100 -  LINO Pascal FRA \n\n \n101 -  LOUVIOT Philippe FRA \n102 -  LUDWIG Olaf GER \n103 -  LUQUIN Javier ESP \n104 -  LURVIK Olaf NOR \n105 -  MAASSEN Frans NED \n106 -  MADIOT Marc FRA \n107 -  MADIOT Yvon FRA \n108 -  MAECHLER Erich SUI \n109 -  MANDERS Henri NED \n110 -  MARIE Thierry FRA \n\n \n111 -  MARTINEZ Miguel-Angel ESP \n112 -  MAULEON Francisco Javier ESP \n113 -  MAURI Melchor ESP \n114 -  MEJIA Alvaro COL \n115 -  MILLAR Robert GBR \n116 -  MONCADA Gérardo COL \n117 -  MONTOYA Jésus ESP \n118 -  MONTOYA Reynel COL \n119 -  MOREAU Francis FRA \n120 -  MOREELS Sammie BEL \n\n \n121 -  MOTTET Charly FRA \n122 -  MURGUIALDAY Javier ESP \n123 -  MUSEEUW Johan BEL \n124 -  NEVENS Jan BEL \n125 -  NIJDAM Jelle NED \n126 -  NULENS Guy BEL \n127 -  OLIVEIRA José-Manuel ESP \n128 -  PARRA Fabio COL \n129 -  PASSERA Camillo ITA \n130 -  PAVLIC Jure YUG \n\n \n131 -  PEDERSEN Atle NOR \n132 -  PEDERSEN Per DEN \n133 -  PEETERS Wilfried BEL \n134 -  PENSEC Ronan FRA \n135 -  PERINI Giancarlo ITA \n136 -  PHILIPOT Fabrice FRA \n137 -  PI
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I can't really find a definitive site, but for great TdF info, go to this site:\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/cycling/default.stm\n\nThere's always the TdF official site:\n\nwww.letour.fr\n\nClick on the British flag for the english version, should you need it.
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try                                                                                      http://www.sacramentoraceway.com/Motocross%20Materials/motoschedule.pdf
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My first source is what you are looking for. Just add the 32 teams playing today to that list to get the full one. The 2nd and 3rd sources may be of interest to you.
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UEFA website will give you some info. You might not be able to get last seasons tables though - you might have to do a bit of research.
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Lucien Laurent.\n13-JUL-30.\nfor France against Mexico.\nin the 19th minute of the match.
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There will three contenders for the Tour this year:  Floyd Landis(American), Ivan Basso(Italian), and Jan Ullrich(German).  I really like Landis' chances.  I believe he has a stronger team than Ivan Basso, who's team has been decimated by injuries.  But Ivan will be hard to beat nonetheless.  Jan Ullrich hasn't shown anything since the '04 Tour.  I don't think he will even finish on the podium.
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Of course it does, but I don't think either one of them will win. TT and climbing ability must be on par with each other as well as a strong team. If I had to choose between the 3 I would have to go with George. Discovery is a very strong team and Johan Bruyneel has to be considered one of the best tacticians in the sport today. For the first time within the last 7 years the Tour is totally wide open. Which in one aspect is good while on the other it could possible mean an also ran could win and then we'll have to read and listen to all the pundits saying that it's a hollow victory because none of the favorites were there. In the end I believe the Tour will weather this storm, and Iike many others I am saddened and dismayed by the recent turn of events. One can only hope that cycling can turn its self around and head in a more positive direction.
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Join Wednesday Nite Riders. They have weekly rides from a bike shop in Santa Monica. Meet every Wed at 8pm. Cynergy Cycle cnr Santa Monica & 26th. in Santa Monica.\n\nGreat bunch of people and they take trips together.
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This year's Tour is marked by an increase in the amount of time trialing, Ullrich's forte. Furthermore, the Tour's last week is in the Alps. The Keiser constantly is at his best in the Alps, and in the last week. Where has Ivan Basso been since his Giro victory? Nowhere! Meanwhile, Der Jan goes out and wins the Tour of Switzerland with a stunning final time trial. My prediction, Basso peaked too early for the Giro d'Italia, and Ullrich takes the top spot on the podium. Basso will still capture second, and third place will go to either Floyd Landis, Cadel Evans, or Levi Leipheimer. Outside chances to look out for will both come from Discovery Channel in the form of Big George Hincapie and the Ukranian Yaroslav Popovych.
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http://www.eurosport.fr/football/ jusqu en 2003
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16 - Stephan Stanis (France) playing for Racing Club de Lens in December 1942.\nSource-Sam
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for race rules applicable in races world-wide, visit the UCI website\n\nwww.uci.ch
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Without a doubt, it's the Euskaltel-Euskadi team. Their top riders often are some of the toughest climbers in the Tour de France and other big races, such as the Tours of Italy of Spain. Iban Mayo, Robert Laiseka (sp?) and Haimar Zubeldia are some of their best-known riders.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.biketiresdirect.com/categories.asp?cat=ti&tnum=147887&c=197068
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Miguel Undurain of Spain won the Tour de France 5 consecutive times from 1991 to 1995. Others have won 5 times, but not in consecutive years.