1950 Tour de France - Stages

Stages

Stage results
Stage Date Route Terrain Length Winner
1 13 July Paris – Metz Plain stage 307 km (191 mi) Jean Goldschmit (LUX)
2 14 July Metz – Liège Plain stage 241 km (150 mi) Adolfo Leoni (ITA)
3 15 July Liège – Lille Plain stage 232.5 km (144 mi) Alfredo Pasotti (ITA)
4 16 July Lille – Rouen Plain stage 231 km (144 mi) Stan Ockers (BEL)
5 17 July Rouen – Dinard Plain stage 316 km (196 mi) Giovanni Corrieri (ITA)
6 19 July Dinard – St. Brieuc Individual time trial 78 km (48 mi) Ferdi Kübler (SUI)
7 20 July St. Brieuc – Angers Plain stage 248 km (154 mi) Nello Lauredi (FRA)
8 21 July Angers – Niort Plain stage 181 km (112 mi) Fiorenzo Magni (ITA)
9 22 July Niort – Bordeaux Plain stage 206 km (128 mi) Alfredo Pasotti (ITA)
10 23 July Bordeax – Pau Plain stage 202 km (126 mi) Marcel Dussault (FRA)
11 25 July Pau – St. Gaudens Stage with mountain(s) 230 km (143 mi) Gino Bartali (ITA)
12 26 July St. Gaudens – Perpignan Plain stage 233 km (145 mi) Maurice Blomme (BEL)
13 27 July Perpignan – Nîmes Plain stage 215 km (134 mi) Marcel Molinès (FRA)
14 28 July Nîmes – Toulon Plain stage 222 km (138 mi) Custodio Dos Reis (FRA)
15 29 July Toulon – Menton Stage with mountain(s) 205.5 km (128 mi) Jean Diederich (LUX)
16 30 July Menton – Nice Stage with mountain(s) 96 km (60 mi) Ferdi Kübler (SUI)
17 1 August Nice – Gap Stage with mountain(s) 229 km (142 mi) Raphaël Géminiani (FRA)
18 2 August Gap – Briançon Stage with mountain(s) 165 km (103 mi) Louison Bobet (FRA)
19 3 August Briançon – St. Etienne Stage with mountain(s) 291 km (181 mi) Raphaël Geminiani (FRA)
20 5 August St. Etienne – Lyon Individual time trial with mountains 98 km (61 mi) Ferdi Kübler (SUI)
21 6 August Lyon – Dijon Plain stage 233 km (145 mi) Gino Sciardis (FRA)
22 7 August Dijon – Paris Plain stage 314 km (195 mi) Émile Baffert (FRA)

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