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Tour de France

Tour de France

Multi-stage cycling race.

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    Slovenian cyclist (born 1998).

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    Cycling race.

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    American cyclist (born 1971).

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    Cycling stage race.

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    Women's cycling race.

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    Annual bicycle race primarily held in Spain.

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    Classification that determines the winner of the Tour de France.

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    Danish cyclist (born 1996).

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