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1951 Tour de France

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The timeline of the 1951 edition of the Tour de France, detailing stage-by-stage winners and leaders.

Chronological Storyline (24 Milestones)

Jul 1, 1951 CE

Stage 1: Metz to Reims

Stage 1 ran from Metz to Reims. The stage was won by Giovanni Rossi. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Giovanni Rossi. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 2, 1951 CE

Stage 2: Reims to Gand

Stage 2 ran from Reims to Gand. The stage was won by Jean Diederich. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Jean Diederich. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 3, 1951 CE

Stage 3: Gand to Le Tréport

Stage 3 ran from Gand to Le Tréport. The stage was won by Georges Meunier. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Jean Diederich. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 4, 1951 CE

Stage 4: Le Tréport to Paris

Stage 4 ran from Le Tréport to Paris. The stage was won by Roger Leveque. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Jean Diederich. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 5, 1951 CE

Stage 5: Paris to Caen

Stage 5 ran from Paris to Caen. The stage was won by Serifano Biagioni. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Serifano Biagioni. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 6, 1951 CE

Stage 6: Caen to Rennes

Stage 6 ran from Caen to Rennes. The stage was won by Edouard Muller. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 7, 1951 CE

Stage 7: La Guerche to Angers

Stage 7 ran from La Guerche to Angers. The stage was won by Hugo Koblet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 8, 1951 CE

Stage 8: Angers to Limoges

Stage 8 ran from Angers to Limoges. The stage was won by Louison Bobet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 9, 1951 CE

Stage 9: Limoges to Clermont-Ferrand

Stage 9 ran from Limoges to Clermont-Ferrand. The stage was won by Raphaël Geminiani. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 10, 1951 CE

Stage 10: Clermont-Ferrand to Brive-la-Gaillarde

Stage 10 ran from Clermont-Ferrand to Brive-la-Gaillarde. The stage was won by Bernardo Ruiz. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 11, 1951 CE

Stage 11: Brive-la-Gaillarde to Agen

Stage 11 ran from Brive-la-Gaillarde to Agen. The stage was won by Hugo Koblet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Roger Leveque. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 12, 1951 CE

Stage 12: Agen to Dax

Stage 12 ran from Agen to Dax. The stage was won by Wim Van Est. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Wim Van Est. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 13, 1951 CE

Stage 13: Dax to Tarbes

Stage 13 ran from Dax to Tarbes. The stage was won by Serifano Biagioni. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Gilbert Bauvin. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 14, 1951 CE

Stage 14: Tarbes to Luchon

Stage 14 ran from Tarbes to Luchon. The stage was won by Hugo Koblet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 15, 1951 CE

Stage 15: Luchon to Carcassonne

Stage 15 ran from Luchon to Carcassonne. The stage was won by André Rosseel. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 16, 1951 CE

Stage 16: Carcassonne to Montpellier

Stage 16 ran from Carcassonne to Montpellier. The stage was won by Hugo Koblet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 17, 1951 CE

Stage 17: Montpellier to Avignon

Stage 17 ran from Montpellier to Avignon. The stage was won by Louison Bobet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 18, 1951 CE

Stage 18: Avignon to Marseille

Stage 18 ran from Avignon to Marseille. The stage was won by Fiorenzo Magni. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 19, 1951 CE

Stage 19: Marseille to Gap

Stage 19 ran from Marseille to Gap. The stage was won by Armand Baeyens. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 20, 1951 CE

Stage 20: Gap to Briançon

Stage 20 ran from Gap to Briançon. The stage was won by Fausto Coppi. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 21, 1951 CE

Stage 21: Briançon to Aix-les-Bains

Stage 21 ran from Briançon to Aix-les-Bains. The stage was won by Bernardo Ruiz. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 22, 1951 CE

Stage 22: Aix-les-Bains to Genève

Stage 22 ran from Aix-les-Bains to Genève. The stage was won by Hugo Koblet. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 23, 1951 CE

Stage 23: Genève to Dijon

Stage 23 ran from Genève to Dijon. The stage was won by Germain De Rijcke. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Nan.

Jul 24, 1951 CE

Stage 24: Dijon to Paris

Stage 24 ran from Dijon to Paris. The stage was won by Adolphe Deledda. The General Classification leader (Yellow Jersey equivalent) at this point was Hugo Koblet. Categories — Mountains: Raphaël Geminiani.