Race History - 95th Tour de France
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Stage 1197.5km | Brest - Plumelec
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Stage 2164.5km | Auray - Saint Brieuc
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Stage 3208km | Saint-Malo - Nantes
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Stage 429.5km | Cholet - Cholet (ITT)
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Stage 5232km | Cholet - Châteauroux
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Stage 6195.5km | Aigurande - Super Besse
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Stage 7159km | Brioude - Aurillac
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Stage 8172.5km | Figeac - Toulouse
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Stage 9224km | Toulouse - Bagnères de Bigorre
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Stage 10156km | Pau - Hautacam
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Stage 11167.5km | Lannemezan - Foix
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Stage 12168.5km | Lavelanet - Narbonne
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Stage 13182km | Narbonne - Nîmes
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Stage 14194.5km | Nîmes - Digne les Bains
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Stage 15183km | Embrun - Prato Nevoso
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Stage 16157km | Cuneo - Jausiers
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Stage 17210.5km | Embrun - L'Alpe d'Huez
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Stage 18196.5km | Bourg d'Oisans - Saint Étienne
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Stage 19165.5km | Roanne - Montluçon
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Stage 2053km | Cérilly - Saint Amand Montrond (ITT)
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Stage 21143km | Étampes - Paris/Champs Élysées
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France, July 5-27, 2008
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Note: Oscar Pereiro was awarded the victory on October 16, 2007, after original winner Floyd Landis was disqualified for doping.
Austria's Bernhard Kohl tested positive for EPO-CERA on October 13, 2008. He admited to its use on October 15, 2008.
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