Tour de France 1960s

Original vintage Tour de France route and poster maps from 1960–1969, including maps published by Le Miroir des SportsRead More

Original vintage Tour de France route and poster maps from 1960–1969, including maps published by Le Miroir des Sports, Miroir-Sprint and Miroir du Cyclisme. Their routes and stage towns bring the geography of a memorable decade of racing into focus. Jacques Anquetil dominated the early 1960s, winning four consecutive Tours in 1961–1964 to become the race’s first five-time winner. His rivalry with Raymond Poulidor reached its defining moment on the Puy de Dôme in 1964. Gastone Nencini, Felice Gimondi, Lucien Aimar, Roger Pingeon and Jan Janssen also won during the decade, before Eddy Merckx announced a new era with his commanding victory on his Tour debut in 1969. Explore the Tour de France in the 1950s or browse all Tour de France maps.

Original vintage Tour de France route and poster maps from 1960–1969, including maps published by Le Miroir des Sports, Miroir-Sprint and Miroir du Cyclisme. Their routes and stage towns bring the geography of a memorable decade of racing into focus. Jacques Anquetil dominated the early 1960s, winning four consecutive Tours in 1961–1964 to become the race’s first five-time winner. His rivalry with Raymond Poulidor reached its defining moment on the Puy de Dôme in 1964. Gastone Nencini, Felice Gimondi, Lucien Aimar, Roger Pingeon and Jan Janssen also won during the decade, before Eddy Merckx announced a new era with his commanding victory on his Tour debut in 1969. Explore the Tour de France in the 1950s or browse all Tour de France maps.

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