Overview of the year 1947

Date: June 25 - July 20 1947
Paris - Paris | total distance: 4642.0 km | number of stages: 21

Winner: Jean Robic | Ouest | France | age: 26
time: 148hr 11min 25sec | average speed: 31.412 km/h
2nd place: Eduoard Fachleitner (+ 3min 58sec)
3rd place: Pierre Brambilla (+ 10min 7sec)
winning team: Italy
number of participants: 100 (finished: 53 |not finished: 47)
Jerseys winners:
 Jean Robic
 Pierre Brambilla

Stages in 1947

number of stages in this year*: 21 | display finish towns on map
*total number of posibbilities to win the stage

STAGES - start, finish, length, winner, time, average speed
1Paris - Lille  236.0 km  SUI  Ferdinand KÜBLER  6:51:55  34.4 km/h
2Lille - Brussel  182.0 km  FRA  René VIETTO  5:05:52  35.7 km/h
3Brussel - Luxembourg  314.0 km  ITA  Aldo RONCONI  10:59:13  28.6 km/h
4Luxembourg - Strasbourg  223.0 km  FRA  Jean ROBIC  8:14:29  27.1 km/h
5Strasbourg - Besançon  248.0 km  SUI  Ferdinand KÜBLER  8:10:45  30.3 km/h
6Besançon - Lyon  249.0 km  FRA  Lucien TEISSEIRE  6:55:37  35.9 km/h
7Lyon - Grenoble  172.0 km  FRA  Jean ROBIC  5:29:46  31.3 km/h
8Grenoble - Briançon  185.0 km  FRA  Fermo CAMELLINI  6:49:07  27.1 km/h
9Briançon - Digne  217.0 km  FRA  René VIETTO  7:23:15  29.4 km/h
10Digne - Nice  255.0 km  FRA  Fermo CAMELLINI  8:07:59  31.4 km/h
11Nice - Marseille  230.0 km  FRA  Édouard FACHLEITNER  6:31:05  35.3 km/h
12Marseille - Montpellier  165.0 km  FRA  Henri MASSAL  4:57:40  33.3 km/h
13Montpellier - Carcassonne  172.0 km  FRA  Lucien TEISSEIRE  5:18:35  32.4 km/h
14Carcassonne - Luchon  253.0 km  FRA  Albert BOURLON  8:10:11  31.0 km/h
15Luchon - Pau  195.0 km  FRA  Jean ROBIC  6:46:11  28.8 km/h
16Pau - Bordeaux  195.0 km  ITA  Giuseppe TACCA  5:41:39  34.2 km/h
17Bordeaux - Les Sables  272.0 km  FRA  Éloi TASSIN  8:59:05  30.3 km/h
18Les Sables - Vannes  236.0 km  SUI  Pietro TARCHINI  7:10:07  32.9 km/h
19Vannes - Saint-Brieuc  139.0 km  BEL  Raymond IMPANIS  3:49:36  36.3 km/h
20Saint-Brieuc - Caen  235.0 km  FRA  Maurice DIOT  6:23:37  36.8 km/h
21Caen - Paris  257.0 km  BEL  Brik SCHOTTE  7:16:30  35.3 km/h

Winners of stages in 1947 by nations (4):
FRA » 14 | SUI » 3 | ITA » 2 | BEL » 2 |
Winners of stages in 1947 by cyclists (15):
Jean ROBIC » 3 | René VIETTO » 2 | Lucien TEISSEIRE » 2 | Ferdinand KÜBLER » 2 | Fermo CAMELLINI » 2 | Albert BOURLON » 1 | Maurice DIOT » 1 | Édouard FACHLEITNER » 1 | Pietro TARCHINI » 1 | Giuseppe TACCA » 1 | Brik SCHOTTE » 1 | Aldo RONCONI » 1 | Henri MASSAL » 1 | Raymond IMPANIS » 1 | Éloi TASSIN » 1 |

Climbs in 1947

number of categorized climbs in this year*: 22 | display climbs on map
*ascents of the second, first and "hors" category

THE ALPES [14]
Col d’Allos (2250 m):  FRA  René VIETTO
Col de Braus (1002 m):  FRA  Jean-Apo LAZARIDES
Col de Porte (1326 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Col de Vars (2110 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Col du Glandon (1924 m):  POL  Edward KLABIŃSKI
Col du Télégraphe (1566 m):  ITA  Fermo CAMELLINI
Croix de Fer (2067 m):  ITA  Fermo CAMELLINI
Cucheron (1139 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Galibier (2645 m):  ITA  Fermo CAMELLINI
Granier (1134 m):  FRA  Pierre BRAMBILLA
Izoard (2361 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
La Turbie (491 m):  ITA  Fermo CAMELLINI
Lautaret (2058 m):  ITA  Fermo CAMELLINI
Le col de l´Epine (987 m):  FRA  Jean-Apo LAZARIDES
THE PYRENEES [7]
Aspin (1490 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Aubisque (1709 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Col de Port (1249 m):  FRA  Albert BOURLON
Peyresourde (1569 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Portet d’Aspet (1069 m):  FRA  Albert BOURLON
Soulor (1474 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Tourmalet (2115 m):  FRA  Jean ROBIC
Other mountains [1]
Épine (987 m):  FRA  Jean-Apo LAZARIDES

Winners of categorised climbs in 1947 by nations (3):
FRA » 16 | ITA » 5 | POL » 1 |
Winners of ascents in 1947 by cyclists (7):
Jean ROBIC » 9 | Fermo CAMELLINI » 5 | Jean-Apo LAZARIDES » 3 | Albert BOURLON » 2 | Pierre BRAMBILLA » 1 | René VIETTO » 1 | Edward KLABIŃSKI » 1 |