1948 Tour de France - Stages

Stages

Stage results
Stage Date Route Terrain Length Winner
1 30 June Paris – Trouville Plain stage 237 km (147 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
2 1 July Trouville – Dinard Plain stage 259 km (161 mi) Vincenzo Rossello (ITA)
3 2 July Dinard – Nantes Plain stage 251 km (156 mi) Guy Lapébie (FRA)
4 3 July Nantes – La Rochelle Plain stage 166 km (103 mi) Jacques Pras (FRA)
5 4 July La Rochelle – Bordeaux Plain stage 262 km (163 mi) Raoul Remy (FRA)
6 5 July Bordeaux – Biarritz Plain stage 244 km (152 mi) Louison Bobet (FRA)
7 6 July Biarritz – Lourdes Stage with mountain(s) 219 km (136 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
8 8 July Lourdes – Toulouse Stage with mountain(s) 261 km (162 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
9 10 July Toulouse – Montpellier Plain stage 246 km (153 mi) Raymond Impanis (BEL)
10 11 July Montpellier – Marseille Plain stage 248 km (154 mi) Raymond Impanis (BEL)
11 12 July Marseille – Sanremo Plain stage 245 km (152 mi) Gino Sciardis (ITA)
12 13 July Sanremo – Cannes Stage with mountain(s) 170 km (106 mi) Louison Bobet (FRA)
13 15 July Cannes – Briançon Stage with mountain(s) 274 km (170 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
14 16 July Briançon – Aix-les-Bains Stage with mountain(s) 263 km (163 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
15 18 July Aix-les-Bains – Lausanne Stage with mountain(s) 256 km (159 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
16 19 July Lausanne – Mulhouse Stage with mountain(s) 243 km (151 mi) Edward Van Dijck (BEL)
17 20 July Mulhouse – Strasbourg Individual time trial 120 km (75 mi) Roger Lambrecht (BEL)
18 21 July Strasbourg – Metz Plain stage 195 km (121 mi) Giovanni Corrieri (ITA)
19 23 July Metz – Liège Plain stage 249 km (155 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
20 24 July Liège – Roubaix Plain stage 228 km (142 mi) Bernard Gauthier (FRA)
21 25 July Roubaix – Paris Plain stage 286 km (178 mi) Giovanni Corrieri (ITA)

Bartali's three stage wins in a row was the last time that happened, until Mario Cipollini achieved four in a row in 1999.

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