2013 Tour de France
Let an agent describe the 2013 Tour de France as a specific event with sourced facts about route, stages, results and classifications, place it within the history of the race, and route detailed stage data to official records.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent describe the 2013 Tour de France as a specific event with sourced facts about route, stages, results and classifications, place it within the history of the race, and route detailed stage data to official records.
The 100th edition of the Tour de France cycling race, held from 29 June to 21 July 2013 over 21 stages starting in Corsica and finishing in Paris, won by Chris Froome of Team Sky ahead of Nairo Quintana and Joaquim Rodriguez, with Peter Sagan taking the points classification and Nairo Quintana the mountains classification.
What it is for: Not applicable; a sporting event.
It can be relay route, dates and stage outline; relay final classifications from official records; place the edition in Tour history; route detailed results to official data.
Distinguishing features
100th edition
Grand Depart in Corsica
Centenary edition with the first Grand Depart in Corsica and a night finish in Paris
Nairo Quintana won the young rider classification
What it looks like
Not a physical object; a three-week stage race with a peloton, team cars and jerseys.
Physical character
stages: 21 stages
distance: about 3404 km - official figure
dates: 29 June to 21 July 2013 dates
How it is recognised
Grand Depart in Corsica, finish in Paris
Yellow jersey won by Chris Froome
Other editions and other Grand Tours are separate entries
Related models
is a kind of - an edition of the race
is a kind of - the format
was won by - general classification
is preceded by - the previous edition
In practice
Families and kinds
individual stages
general, points, mountains and young rider classifications
team classification
stage winners
Identifiers
edition 100th ordinal number
UCI calendar 2.UWT World Tour class
Standards and regulation
UCI regulations for road racing
Race rules set by the organiser ASO
Anti-doping rules
Failure modes and hazards
Misattributing stage results
Stale or unofficial classifications
Confusing editions
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Facts The edition.
Sourced facts.
Route
Route and dates.
Route
Route.
- What were the dates, start, finish and main stages of the 2013 Tour? provenance
- Is the question about this edition or another? boundary
Results
Classifications.
Results
Results.
- Who won each classification and which teams and riders stood out, from official records? provenance
- Which entry fits a specific rider? action
Race How the race unfolded.
Narrative with sources.
Stages
Key stages.
Stages
Stages.
- Which stages decided the race, and what happened on them? provenance
- Which references are standard? provenance
Incidents
Incidents.
Incidents
Incidents.
- What crashes, abandonments and controversies occurred, as reported? provenance
- Is the presentation attributed and neutral? boundary
Context History and significance.
Context.
History
Place in history.
History
History.
- How does the 2013 edition fit into the history of the Tour and of its winners? provenance
- Which entry fits the Tour de France generally? action
Teams
Teams and tactics.
Teams
Teams.
- Which teams took part, and what tactics shaped the race? provenance
- Which entry fits a specific team? action
Data Records and rules.
Data.
Records
Official data.
Records
Records.
- Where are official stage and classification data published? provenance
- Have any results been revised since? measurement
Rules
Rules.
Rules
Rules.
- Which UCI and organiser rules governed the race? provenance
- Which entry fits UCI regulations? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should each stage be a separate entry?
- How should official results be linked?
- How should later result revisions be recorded?