1968 tour de france results

1968 Tour de France: results and classification

General classification of the 1968 tour de france, jerseys of the 1968 tour de france, stages of the 1968 tour de france.

Stage 1a (Vittel - Vittel, 6.1 km in Individual Time Trial)

Stage 1b (Vittel - Esch sur Alzette, 189 km)

Stage 2 (Arlon - Forest, 210.5 km)

Stage 3a (Forest - Vorst, 22 km in Team Time Trial)

Stage 3b (Forest - Roubaix, 112 km)

Stage 4 (Roubaix - Rouen, 238 km)

Stage 5a (Rouen - Bagnoles de l'Orne, 165 km)

Stage 5b (Bagnoles de l'Orne - Dinard, 154.5 km)

Stage 6 (Dinard - Lorient, 188 km)

Stage 7 (Lorient - Nantes, 190 km)

Stage 8 (Nantes - Royan, 223 km)

Stage 9 (Royan - Bordeaux, 137.5 km)

Stage 10 (Bordeaux - Bayonne, 202.5 km)

Stage 11 (Bayonne - Pau, 183.5 km)

Stage 12 (Pau - St Gaudens, 226.5 km)

Stage 13 (St Gaudens - Seo de Urgel, 208.5 km)

Stage 14 (Seo de Urgel - Canet-Plage, 231.5 km)

Stage 15 (Font Romeu - Albi, 250.5 km)

Stage 16 (Albi - Aurillac, 199 km)

Stage 17 (Aurillac - St Etienne, 236.5 km)

Stage 18 (St Etienne - Grenoble, 235 km)

Stage 19 (Grenoble - Sallanches/Cordon, 200 km)

Stage 20 (Sallanches - Besançon, 242.5 km)

Stage 21 (Besançon - Auxerre, 242 km)

Stage 22a (Auxerre - Melun, 136 km)

Stage 22b (Melun - Paris/La Cipale, 55.2 km in Individual Time Trial)

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1968 Tour de France

55th edition: june 27 - july 21, 1968, results, stages with running gc, video and photos.

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Map of the 1968 Tour de France

Les Woodland's book Tour de France: The Inside story - Making the World's Greatest Bicycle Race is available as an audiobook here .

1968 Tour Quick Facts:

4,684.8 km ridden at an average speed of 34.894 km/hr.

There were 110 starters and 63 classified finishers.

This was the last year the Tour was run on a national team format.

By the final stage, an individual time trial, the top 7 riders were within 2 minutes of each other.

Jan Janssen won the stage and the Tour on that final day and became the winner without ever having won the Yellow Jersey during the race.

This was the last edition of the Tour de France in which the competitors raced on national teams. From 1969 on, riders competed on trade teams.

You can read our 2011 interview with Jan Janssen here .

Final 1968 Tour de France General Classification:

• Herman Van Springel (Belgium A) @ 38sec
• Ferdi Bracke (Belgium B) @ 3min 3sec
• Gregorio San Miguel (Spain) @ 3min 17sec
• Roger Pingeon (France A) @ 3min 29sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl (Germany) @ 3min 46sec
• Lucien Aimar (France B) @ 4min 44sec
• Franco Bitossi (Italy) @ 4min 59sec
• Andrés Gandarias (Spain) @ 5min 5sec
• Ugo Colombo (Italy) @ 7min 55sec
• Antonio Gómez del Moral (Spain) @ 8min 11sec
• Georges Pintens (Belgium A) @ 10min 26sec
• Aurelio González (Spain) @ 10min 42sec
• André Poppe (Belgium A) @ 12min 31sec
• Silvano Schiavon (Italy) @ 14min 9sec
• Antoon Houbrechts (Belgium B) @ 17min 23sec
• Charly Grosskost (France B) @ 17min 26sec
• Georges Vendenberghe (Belgium B) @ 18min 2sec
• Flaviano Vicentini (Italy) @ 18min 19sec
• Walter Godefroot (Belgium B) @ 18min 28sec
• Jean Dumont (France C) @ 20min 8sec
• André Bayssière (France C) @ 21min 30sec
• Vicente Lopez-Carril (Spain) @ 21min 38sec
• Adriano Passuello (Italy) @ 22min 1sec
• Carlo Chiappano (Italy) @ 23min 42sec
• Arie Den Hartog (Netherlands) @ 29min 34sec
• Bernard Guyot (France A) @ 30min 49sec
• Michael Wright (Great Britain) @ 38min 53sec
• Carlos Echevarria (Spain) @ 39min 27sec
• Julio Jiménez (Spain) @ 39min 56sec
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse (France B) @ 39min 58sec
• Josef Huysmans (Belgium A) @ 42min 28sec
• Barry Hoban (Great Britain) @ 42min 28sec
• Frans Brands (Belgium A) @ 43min 29sec
• Karl Brand (Switzerland-Luxembourg) @ 47min 56sec
• Dieter Puschel (Germany) @ 48min 48sec
• Michel Grain (France B) @ 49min 7sec
• Sebastian Elorza (Spain) @ 52min 8sec
• Willy Spuhler (Switzerland-Luxembourg) @ 58min 18sec
• Gilbert Bellone (France B) @ 1hr 4min 56sec
• Jean-Pierre Genet (France A) @ 1hr 7min 26sec
• Georges Chappe (France B) @ 1hr 8min 0sec
• Maurice Izier (France C) @ 1hr 10min 54sec
• Herbert Wilde (Germany) @ 1hr 11min 47sec
• Christian Raymond (France A) @ 1hr 13min 7sec
• Daniel Van Rijckeghem (Belgium A) @ 1hr 13min 31sec
• Jean Monteyne (Belgium B) @ 1hr 18min 21sec
• Serge Bolley (France B) @ 1hr 19min 15sec
• Marcel Maes (Belgium A) @ 1hr 21min 51sec
• Anatole Novak (France A) @ 1hr 33min 58sec
• Eric De Vlaeminck (Belgium B) @ 1hr 37min 42sec
• Eric Leman (Belgium B) @ 1hr 40min 48sec
• Edward Weckx (Belgium A) @ 1hr 41min 17sec
• Victor Nuelant (Belgium B) @ 1hr 43min 14sec
• Eddy Beugels (Netherlands) @ 1hr 44min 21sec
• Evert Dolman (Netherlands) @ 1hr 46min 50sec
• Willy In't Ven (Belgium A) @ 1hr 47min 29sec
• Jean-Marie Leblanc (France B) @ 1hr 49min 36sec
• Jean-Louis Bodin (France C) @ 1hr 49min 50sec
• Remy Van Vreckom (Belgium B) @ 1hr 51min 12sec
• Mino Denti (Italy) @ 1hr 56min 47sec
• Vic Densen (Great Britain) @ 2hr 23min 29sec
• John Clarey (Great Britain) @ 2hr 43min 28sec

Climbers' Competition:

• Franco Bitossi (Italy): 84
• Julio Jiménez (Spain): 72
• Roger Pingeon (France A): 65
• Andres Gandarias (Spain): 57
• Barry Hoban (Great Britain): 50
• Gregorio San Miguel (Spain): 30
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse (France B): 28
• Arie Den Hartog (Netherlands): 26
• Silvano Schiavon (Italy): 25

Points Competition:

• Walter Godefroot (Belgium B): 219
• Jan Janssen (Netherlands): 200
• Daniel Van Rijckeghem (Belgium A): 167
• Georges Vendenberghe (Belgium B): 155
• Herman Van Springel (Belgium A): 119
• Barry Hoban (Great Britain): 113
• Georges Pintens (Belgium A): 95
• Michael Wright (Great Britain): 92
• Rolf Wolfshohl (Germany): 89

Team Classification:

• Spain: 403hr 47min 51sec
• Belgium A: @ 12min 12sec
• France B: @ 21min 45sec
• Italy @ 25min 1sec
• Belgium B: @ 25min 16sec
• France A: @ 44min 27sec
• France C: @ 46min 39sec
• Netherlands
• Great Britain @ 1hr 53min 52sec

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Stage results with running GC:

Prologue: Thursday, June 27, Vittel 6.1 km Individual Time Trial

• Charly Grosskost: 8min 27.17sec
• Jan Janssen @ 2sec
• Raymond Poulidor @ 5sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 13sec
• Gilbert Bellone @ 14sec
• Ferdi Bracke s.t.
• High Porter @ 15sec
• Désiré Letort @ 18sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral @ 19sec
• Wilfried David @ 21sec

GC after Prologue: Same as stage placings and times

Stage 1: Friday, June 28, Vittel - Esch sur Alzette, 189 km

• Charly Grosskost: 4hr 34min 51sec
• Italo Zilioli s.t.
• Herman Van Springel s.t.
• José Samyn s.t.
• Bernard Guyot s.t.
• Carlo Chiappano @ 6sec
• Anatole Novak @ 10sec
• Gérard Vianen @ 17sec
• Georges Pintens @ 22sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 47sec

GC after Stage 1B:

• Charly Grosskost: 4hr 42min 58sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 38sec
• Italo Zilioli @ 40sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 44sec
• José Samyn @ 45sec
• Gérard Vianen @ 1min 3sec
• Carlo Chiappano @ 1min 9sec
• Anatole Novak @ 1min 12sec
• Jan Janssen @ 1min 25sec
• Raymond Poulidor @ 1min 28sec

Stage 2: Saturday, June 29, Arlon - Forest, 210.5 km

• Eric de Vlaeminck: 5hr 31min 41sec
• Jean-Pierre Genet @ 1sec
• Georges Pintens s.t.
• Carlos Echevarria @ 2sec
• Antoon Houbrechts s.t.
• Jean Monteyne @ 9sec
• Daniel Van Rijkkeghem @ 14sec
• Gérard Vianen @ 24sec
• Eddy Schutz s.t.
• Franco Bitossi s.t.

GC after Stage 2:

• Charly Grosskost: 10hr 15min 36sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 5sec
• Italo Zilioli @ 7sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 23sec
• José Samyn @ 24sec
• Gérard Vianen @ 30sec
• Georges Pintens @ 35sec
• Eric De Vlaeminck @ 37sec
• Carlo Chiappano @ 48sec
• Anatole Novak @ 51sec

Stage 3A: Sunday, June 30, Forest - Vorst 22 km Team Time Trial.

Times counted toward team GC, Bonifications of 20 and 10 seconds for the first two teams were applied to the individual GC times. Times were calculated by adding up the arrival times of each team's first five riders.

• Belgium A: 2hr 27min 21sec
• France A @ 1min 41sec
• Spain @ 2min 7sec
• Belgium B @ 2min 17sec
• Italy @ 4min 20sec
• Holland @ 6min
• Great Britain @ 7min 28sec
• Germany @ 10min 16sec
• France B: @ 10min 55sec
• Switzerland-Luxembourg @ 11min 5sec
• France C @ 16min 20sec

GC after Stage 3A:

• Herman Van Springel: 10hr 15min 21sec
• Charly Grosskost @ 15sec
• Italo Zilioli @ 22sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 28sec
• José Samyn @ 29sec
• Georges Pintens @ 30sec
• Gérard Vianen @ 45sec
• Eric De Vlaeminck @ 52sec
• Raymond Poulidor @ 1min
• Daniel Van Ryckeghem @ 1min 2sec

Stage 3B: Sunday, June 30, Forest - Roubaix, 112 km

• Walter Godefroot: 2hr 37min 52sec
• Jan Janssen s.t.
• Paul Letemeyer s.t.
• Harm Ottenbros s.t.
• Daniel Van Ryckeghem s.t.
• Michael Wright s.t.
• Gilbert Bellone s.t.

GC after Stage 3B:

• Herman Van Springel: 12hr 53min 13sec
• Gérard Vinanen @ 45sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 51sec
• Jan Janssen @ 57sec

Stage 4: Monday, July 1, Roubaix - Rouen, 238 km

• Georges Chappe: 6hr 23min 30sec
• Geroges Vandenberghe @ 3sec
• Serge Bolley s.t.
• Willy In't Ven s.t.
• Adriano Passuello s.t.
• Jean-Pierre Gênet s.t.
• Silvano Schiavon s.t.
• Jean Stablinski @ 26sec
• Antonio Gomez-del Moral @ 2min 49sec
• Roland Smaniotto s.t.

GC after Stage 4:

• Jean-Pierre Genet: 19hr 17min 54sec
• Willy In't Ven @ 18sec
• Georges Vandenberghe @ 29sec
• Silvano Schiavon @ 36sec
• Georges Chappe @ 41sec
• Adriano Passuello @ 44sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 2min 15sec
• Charly Grosskost @ 2min 30sec
• Italo Zilioli @ 2min 37sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 2min 43sec

Stage 5A: Tuesday, July 2, Rouen - Bagnoles de l'Orne, 165 km

• André Desvages: 4hr 50min 7sec
• Arie Den Hartog s.t.
• Georges Vandenberghe s.t.
• Sebastian Elorza s.t.
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse s.t.
• Franco Bitossi @ 3min 40sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 3min 41sec

GC after Stage 5A:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 24hr 8min 25sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 2min 19sec
• Jean-Pierre Genet @ 3min 17sec
• Arie Den Hartog @ 3min 26sec
• Willy In't Ven @ 3min 35sec
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse @ 3min 44sec
• Sebastian Elorza @ 3min 47sec
• Silvano Schiavon @ 3min 53sec
• Georges Chappe @ 3min 58sec
• Adriano Passuello @ 4min 1sec

Stage 5B: Tuesday, July 2, Bagnoles de l'Orne - Dinard, 154.5 km

• Jean Dumont: 4hr 32min 21sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 9sec
• Daniel Van Rijckeghem s.t.
• Eric De Vlaeminck s.t.
• Walter Godefroot s.t.

GC after Stage 5B:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 28hr 40min 50sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 2min 24sec
• Jean-Pierre Genet @ 3min 22sec
• Arie Den Hartog @ 3min 31sec
• Willy In't Ven @ 3min 40sec
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse @ 3min 49sec
• Sebastian Elorza @ 3min 52sec
• Silvano Schiavon @ 3min 58sec
• Georges Chappe @ 4min 3sec
• Adriano Passuello @ 4min 6sec

Stage 6: Wednesday, July 3, Dinard - Lorient, 188 km

• Aurelio Gonalez: 4hr 40min 34sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 9sec
• Charly Grosskost s.t.
• Ernst Streng s.t.
• Gérard Vianen s.t.

GC after Stage 6:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 33hr 21min 28sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 2min 29sec
• Jean-Pierre Genet @ 3min 27sec
• Arie Den Hartog @ 3min 36sec
• Willy In't Ven @ 3min 45sec
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse @ 3min 54sec
• Sebastian Elorza @ 3min 57sec
• Silvano Schiavon @ 4min 3sec
• Georges Chappe @ 4min 8sec
• Adriano Passuello @ 4min 11sec

Stage 7: Thursday, July 4, Lorient - Nantes, 190 km

• Franco Bitossi: 4hr 58min 23sec
• Gérard Vianen: 4hr 58min 20sec
• Jan Janssen: 4hr 58min 23sec
• André Desvages s.t.
• Barry Hoban s.t.
• Josef Huysmans s.t.
• Edward Weckx s.t.

GC after Stage 7:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 38hr 19min 51sec
• Bernard Guyoit @ 2min 29sec

Stage 8: Friday, July 5, Nantes - Royan, 223 km

José Samyn had the dubious honor of being the first rider to be booted from the Tour de France after a doping positive in stage 8.

• Daniel Van Rijckeghem: 5hr 25min 26sec
• Eric Leman s.t.
• Georges Vanderberghe s.t.
• Paul Lemeteyer s.t.

GC after Stage 8:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 43hr 45min 17sec

Stage 9: Sunday, July 7, Royan - Bordeaux, 137.5 km

• Walter Godefroot: 3hr 19min 16sec
• John Clarey s.t.

GC after Stage 9:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 47hr 4min 33sec

Stage 10: Monday, July 8, Bordeaux - Bayonne, 202.5 km

• Gilbert Bellone: 5hr 23min 39sec
• Jan Janssen: @ 10sec
• Barry Hoban: 5hr 23min 46sec
• Flaviano Vicentini s.t.

GC after Stage 10:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 52hr 28min 22sec

Stage 11: Tuesday, 9, Bayonne - Pau, 183.5 km

• Daniel Van Rijckeghem: 5hr 28min 47sec
• Karl Brand s.t.
• Gregorio San Miguel s.t.
• André Bayssiere s.t.
• Jean Jourdan s.t.
• Franco Bitossi @ 40sec

GC after stage 11:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 57hr 57min 49sec
• Andriano Passuello @ 3min 26sec

Stage 12: Wednesday, July 10, Pau - St. Gaudens, 226.5 km

• Georges Pintens: 7hr 33min 34sec
• Andrés Gandarias s.t.
• Vicente López-Carril s.t.
• Rolf Wolfshohl s.t.
• Raymond Poulidor s.t.
• Karl-Heinz Kunde @ 4sec
• Aurelio Gonzalez @ 8sec

GC after stage 12:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 65hr 33min 52sec
• Silvano Schiavon @ 1min 34sec
• Adriano Passuello @ 3min 26sec
• Georges Pintens @ 3min 43sec
• Raymond Poulidor @ 4min 13sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 4min 22sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 4min 35sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 4min 47sec
• Aurelio Gonzalez @ 4min 56sec
• Vicente López-Carrill @ 5min 9sec

Stage 13: Thursday, July 11, St. Gaudens - Seo de Urgel, 208.5 km

• Herman Van Springel: 6hr 59min 55sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral s.t.
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 1sec
• Ugo Colombo @ 2sec
• Georges Vendenberghe s.t.

GC after stage 13:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 72hr 33min 49sec
• Silvano Sciavon @ 1min 34sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 4min 21sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 4min 36sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 4min 46sec
• Vicente López-Carril @ 5min 9sec

Stage 14: Friday, July 12, Seo de Urgel - Carnet Plage, 231.5 km

• Jan Janssen: 7hr 28min 43sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 2sec
• Jean Dumont s.t.

GC after Stage 14:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 80hr 2min 34sec
• Georges Pintens @ 4min 13sec
• Gergorio San Miguel @ 4min 21sec

Stage 15: Sunday, July 14, Font Romeu - Albi, 250.5 km

• Roger Pingeon: 6hr 20min 36sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 2min 58sec
• Victor Nuelant s.t.

GC after stage 15:

• Georges Vandenberghe: 86hr 26min 8sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 4min 1sec
• Raymond Poulidor @ 5min 18sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 5min 40sec

Stage 16: Monday, July 15, Albi - Aurillac, 199 km

• Franco Bitossi: 5hr 39min 9sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 1min 5sec
• Antonio Gomez del moral s.t.
• Ugo Colombo s.t.

GC after Stage 16:

• Rolf Wolfshohl: 92hr 9min 53sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 50sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 1min 17sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 2min 9sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 2min 10sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 2min 18sec
• Jan Janssen @ 2min 21sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral @ 3min 8sec
• Ugo Colombo @ 3min 59sec
• Walter Godefroot @ 4min 10sec

Stage 17: Tuesday, July 16, Aurillac - St. Etienne, 236.5 km

• Jean-Pierre Genet: 7hr 2min 33sec
• Georges Chappe @ 2sec
• Willy Spuhler @ 27sec
• Raymond @ 12min 3sec
• Eric De Vlaeminck @ 12min 18sec
• Eric Leman @ 12min 55sec

GC after Stage 17:

• Rolf Wolfshohl: 99hr 25min 21sec

Stage 18: Wednesday, July 17, St.Etienne - Grenoble, 235 km

• Roger Pingeon: 7hr 47min 13sec
• Lucien Aimar @ 2min 35sec
• Jan Janssen @ 3min 53sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 4min 29sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 4min 42sec
• Georges Vandenberghe @ 5min 45sec

GC after Stage 18:

• Gregorio San Miguel: 107hr 18min 6sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 30sec
• Jan Janssen @ 42sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 1min 7sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 1min 28sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 1min 30sec
• Lucien Aimar @ 1min 51sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 2min 2sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 2min 54sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral @ 3min 21sec

Stage 19: Thursday, July 18, Grenoble - Sallanches, 200 km

• Barry Hoban: 7hr 6min 23sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 4min 6sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 4min 7sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 4min 11sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 4min 24sec
• Lucien Aimar s.t.
• Ugo Colombo @ 4min 47sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 4min 49sec

GC after Stage 19:

• Herman Van Springel: 114hr 29min 6sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 12sec
• Jan Janssen @ 16sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 59sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 1min 15sec
• Lucien Aimar @ 1min 38sec
• Ferdi Bracke @ 1min 56sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 2min 12sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 2min 28sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral @ 3min 38sec

Stage 20: Friday, July 19, Sallenches - Besançon, 242.5 km

• Jozef Huysmans: 6hr 56min 2sec
• Michel Grain s.t.
• Aurelio Gonzalez s.t.
• Walter Godefroot @ 10min 18sec
• Rolf Wolhshohl s.t.

GC after stage 20:

• Herman Van Springel: 121hr 35min 26sec
• Antonio Gomez del moral @ 3min 38sec

Stage 21: Saturday, July 20, Besançon - Auxerre, 242 km

• Eric Leman: 6hr 50min 42sec
• Vicente López-Carril @ 2sec
• Jean-Pierre Ducasse @ 4sec
• Jean Dumont @ 6sec
• André Poppe @ 7sec
• Evert Dolman @ 5min 54sec
• Vin Denson @ 5min 56sec
• Gilbert Bellone @ 6min 46sec
• Bernard Guyot @ 6min 47sec

GC after Stage 21:

• Herman Van Springel: 128hr 34min 11sec
• Gregorio San miguel @ 12sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 58sec

Stage 22A: Sunday, July 21, Auxerre - Melun, 136 km

• Maurice Izier: 3hr 43min 56sec
• Herbert Wilde @ 2min 17sec
• Karl Brand @ 5min 7sec
• Frans Brands @ 11min 10sec
• Franco Bitossi s.t.'Barry Hoban s.t.

GC after Stage 22A:

• Herman Van Springel: 132hr 29min 17sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 2min 12sec
• Antonio Goimez del Moral @ 3min 38sec

Stage 22B (Final Stage): Sunday, July 21, Melun - Paris 55.2 km Individual Time Trial to "La Cipale" velodrome.

• Jan Janssen: 1hr 20min 9sec
• Herman Van Springel @ 54sec
• Roger Pingeon @ 1min 17sec
• Ferde Bracke @ 1min 23sec
• Rolf Wolfshohl @ 1min 50sec
• Arie Den Hartog @ 2min 14sec
• Georges Pintens @ 2min 54sec
• Charly Grosskost @ 3min 9sec
• Gregorio San Miguel @ 3min 21sec
• Lucien Aimar @ 3min 22sec
• Ugo Colombo @ 3min 39sec
• Andrés Gandarias @ 4min 6sec
• Franco Bitossi @ 4min 17sec
• Frans Brands @ 4min 40sec
• Antonio Gomez del Moral @ 4min 49sec

Final 1968 Tour de France General Classification

Photos from the 1968 Tour de France:

Stage 12: Bernard Guyot, Maurice Izier and Michael Wright go over the Aubisque.

Stage 12: Silvano Schiavon, Aurelio Gonzalez and Raymond Poulidor on the Tourmalet

Stage 19: Franco Bitossi leads Herman van Springel up the final climb of the day, the Cordon.

Video of Jan Janssen winning final time trial stage

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Le Tour de France 1968 est la 55ème édition de cette épreuve. La compétition a eu lieu du 21 au 21 juillet 1968 . Le vainqueur de l'édition 1968 est Jan Janssen.

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Classement Général - 21 Juillet 1968

Classement par points - 21 juillet 1968, classement de la montagne - 21 juillet 1968, classement du combiné - 21 juillet 1968, classement par équipes - 21 juillet 1968, prologue - vittel - 6 (clm) km - 27 juin 1969, 1ère étape - vittel - esch-sur-alzette - 169 km - 28 juin 1969, 2ème étape - arlon - forest - 210,5 km - 29 juin 1969, etape 3a - forest - forest - 22 (clm par équipes) km - 30 juin 1969, etape 3b - forest - roubaix - 112 km - 30 juin 1969, 4ème étape - roubaix - rouen - 238 km - 1er juillet 1969, etape 5a - rouen - bagnoles-de-l'orne - 165 km - 2 juillet 1969, etape 5b - bagnoles-de-l'orne - dinard - 154.5 km - 2 juillet 1969, 6ème étape - dinard - lorient - 188 km - 3 juillet 1969, 7ème étape - lorient - nantes - 190 km - 4 juillet 1969, 8ème étape - nantes - royan - 223 km - 5 juillet 1969, 9ème étape - royan - bordeaux - 137,5 km - 7 juillet 1969, 10ème étape - bordeaux - bayonne - 202,5 km - 8 juillet 1969, 11ème étape - bayonne - pau - 183,5 km - 9 juillet 1969, 12ème étape - pau - saint-gaudens - 226,5 km - 10 juillet 1969, 13ème étape - saint-gaudens - la seu d'urgell - 208,5 km - 11 juillet 1969, 14ème étape - la seu d'urgell - canet-plage - 231,5 km - 12 juillet 1969, 15ème étape - font-romeu - albi - 250,5 km - 14 juillet 1969, 16ème étape - albi - aurillac - 199 km - 15 juillet 1969, 17ème étape - aurillac - saint-étienne - 236,5 km - 16 juillet 1969, 18ème étape - saint-étienne - grenoble - 235 km - 17 juillet 1969, 19ème étape - grenoble - sallanches - 200 km - 18 juillet 1969, 20ème étape - sallanches - besançon - 242,5 km - 19 juillet 1969, 21ème étape - besançon - auxerre - 242 km - 20 juillet 1969, etape 22a - auxerre - melun - 136 km - 21 juillet 1969, etape 22b - melun - paris - 55 (clm) km - 21 juillet 1969, statistiques, tour de france - archives.

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55th edition 199 km, 15 July 1968

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Start, finish: Stage 16. Albi - Aurillac

Distance: 199 km

Date: 15 July 1968