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The 21 pages that link to Tour de France, each with the reason it gives.

• Road bicycle racingBroader topic: Its mountain stages, time trials, and overall contest make it the best-known stage race.

• Time trialBroader topic: Its time-trial stages can reshape the general classification.

• CyclingBroader topic: Its global prominence has shaped public perceptions of competitive cycling.

• Bicycle racingBroader topic: It is the best-known example of a multi-stage cycling race.

• French popular cultureBroader topic: Its televised stages turn sport, landscape, and summer travel into a shared national spectacle.

• Giro d'ItaliaCompared with: The Tour shares the Giro's format but has a distinct history and route.

• Henri DesgrangeBroader topic: Desgrange founded the race for the newspaper L’Auto and directed its first editions.

• Puy de DômeNarrower topic: Its mountain stages gave Puy de Dôme international sporting fame.

• Bernard HinaultNarrower topic: Five victories made Hinault one of the race’s most successful champions.

• Jacques AnquetilNarrower topic: The race is the stage on which Anquetil’s five-victory record became historic.

• Gino BartaliNarrower topic: Bartali’s two victories made him a lasting figure in the race’s history.

• Lance ArmstrongNarrower topic: Armstrong’s seven victories were removed from the race’s official record.

• Maurice GarinNarrower topic: Garin’s 1903 victory began the list of official Tour champions.

• Bradley WigginsNarrower topic: Wiggins’s 2012 victory was a landmark for British riders in cycling’s best-known race.

• Jacques GoddetNarrower topic: Goddet directed this race for more than five decades.

• Miguel InduráinNarrower topic: His career is inseparable from the race whose overall title he won five times.

• RacingBroader topic: Its general classification rewards performance across many stages.

• Cycle sportBroader topic: Its creation established the stage race as a defining road-cycling format.

• History of cyclingBroader topic: Founded in 1903, it became the most prominent event in road cycling.

• Lucien Petit-BretonNarrower topic: Both victories came in the race that defined his sporting legacy.

• Marie MarvingtRelated: Marvingt completed a 1908 route modeled on the Tour de France, though she was not officially entered.