Tour de France
Let an agent handle the Tour de France by edition, route, stages, results, jerseys, spectator information and history, with sourced data and neutral handling of doping history.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle the Tour de France by edition, route, stages, results, jerseys, spectator information and history, with sourced data and neutral handling of doping history.
An annual multi-stage men road cycling race held mainly in France each July since 1903 (except wartime), covering about 3500 km over three weeks, with classifications such as the yellow, green, polka-dot and white jerseys; part of the UCI WorldTour.
What it is for: Elite cycling competition and a major sporting event.
It can be find routes, stages and results; explain jerseys and classifications; plan to watch safely at the roadside; learn history, including doping cases, from sources.
Distinguishing features
Three-week Grand Tour
Iconic jerseys
Held every July
Long and contested history
What it looks like
Peloton on roads and mountains, jerseys, team cars and roadside crowds.
Physical character
total distance: about 3300-3600 km - recent editions
How it is recognised
Yellow, green, polka-dot and white jerseys
Stage numbers and profiles
Tour de France Femmes is a separate women race
Related models
is a kind of - category
is organised by - organiser
is part of - series
is related to - other Grand Tours
In practice
Families and kinds
editions by year
stages such as time trials and mountain stages
jersey classifications
Tour de France Femmes (separate)
Standards and regulation
UCI regulations
World Anti-Doping Code
Failure modes and hazards
Spectator-rider collisions
Outdated results after doping sanctions
Road closure disruption
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.
Edition Which Tour.
Editions differ.
Route
Stages.
Route
Route.
- What is the route and stage list for this edition, according to the organiser? provenance
- Which stages are decisive? definition
Results
Winners.
Results
Results.
- Who won the overall and jersey classifications? provenance
- Were results later changed by sanctions? boundary
Race How it works.
Rules shape racing.
Jerseys
Classifications.
Jerseys
Jerseys.
- What does each jersey represent and how is it awarded? definition
- Who currently holds it? provenance
Rules
Time cuts and bonuses.
Rules
Rules.
- Which rules apply, such as time bonuses or time cuts? provenance
- Where are they published? provenance
Spectators Watching.
Spectators need safety.
Where
Roadside.
Where
Where to watch.
- Where and when does the race pass, and which roads close? provenance
- How can spectators watch safely without stepping into the road? action
Broadcast
Coverage.
Broadcast
Broadcast.
- Who broadcasts the race in this country? provenance
- At what times? provenance
History Past.
History includes controversies.
Milestones
Records.
Milestones
Milestones.
- Which riders hold records, according to official sources? provenance
- When was the race first held? provenance
Doping
Sanctions.
Doping
Doping history.
- Which doping cases led to sanctions, according to official decisions? provenance
- Are they described factually and neutrally? boundary
What the second pass must settle
- Should each edition be a separate entry?
- How should stripped titles be shown?
- How should the women race be linked?