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THE TOUR DE SUISSE ARCHIVE |
| The Tour De Suisse is one of the four most prestigious cycling tours in the world. This competition is ideally placed in the cycling calendar as it allows competitors to maintain their form coming out of the Giro d?Italia and warming up for the Tour De France. The Tour De Suisse Archive is a fine collection of footage from this gruelling event which takes place every June in Switzerland. | |
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INTRODUCTION
The Tour De Suisse first took place in 1933 and has evolved in timing, duration and sponsorship since then. Today, it is set over 10 stages and 1,520 km are covered by 136 competitors from 17 teams.
The race offers gruelling mountain climbs and at least one individual time trial. The Tour De Suisse Archive features some of the world’s best cyclists, including Eddy Merckx, Lance Armstrong and Jan Ullrich among others.
The Tour De Suisse Archive features coverage of the last ninety minutes of each stage of every race since 2000. It is an exciting and highly competitive collection of footage.
FOOTAGE COLLECTION
The Tour De Suisse Archive features coverage of the last ninety minutes of each stage of every race since 2000.
Race footage
Long form coverage of the last 90 minutes of each stage of the race, including presentations and competitor interviews with cleared German commentary and international sound. (All interviews will be in the native language of the competitor).
Duration: approx. 20 hours per year
Years available: 2000 to the present day.
PROGRAMMING
Official Films
1 x 52 minute programmes covering the highlights from all 10 stages of the race with cleared English commentary and international sound available from 2000 to the present day.
2000
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Oscar CAMENZIND (SWI) | Lampre (ITA) |
2nd | Dario FRIGO (ITA) | Fassa Bortolo (ITA) |
3rd | Wladimir BELLI (ITA) | Fassa Bortolo (ITA) |
2001 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Lance Armstrong (USA) | U.S Postal Service (USA) |
2nd | Gilberto Simoni (ITA) | Lampre Daikini (ITA) |
3rd | Wladimir Belli (ITA) | Fassa Bortolo (ITA) |
2002 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Alex Zulle (SUI) | Team Coast |
2nd | Piotr Wadecki (POL) | Domo – Farm Frites |
3rd | Nicolas Fritsch (FRA) | La Francaise Des Jeux |
2003 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Alex Vinokourov (KAZ) | Team Telekom |
2nd | Giuseppe Guerini (ITA) | Team Telekom |
3rd | Oscar Periero (ESP) | Phonak Hearing System |
2004 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Paolo Bettini | Quickstep |
2nd | Davide Rebellin | Gerolsteiner |
3rd | Oscar Freire | Rabobank |
2005 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Aitor Jiminez Gonzalez | Euskal Tel-Euskadi |
2nd | Michael Rogers | Quick Step |
3rd | Jan Ullrich | T-Mobile |
2006 |
PLACE | NAME | TEAM |
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1st | Jan Ullrich | T-Mobile |
2nd | Koldo Gil Perez | Euskal Tel-Euskadi |
3rd | Jorg Jaksche | Liberty/Astana Wurth Team |
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