Tour de France winners
- 1903 - Maurice Garin (Fra) *
- 1904 - Henri Cornet (Fra)
- 1905 - Louis Trousselier (Fra)
- 1906 - René Pottier (Fra)
- 1907 - Lucien 'Petit Breton' Mazan (Fra)
- 1908 - Lucien 'Petit Breton' Mazan (Fra)
- 1909 - François Faber (Lux)
- 1910 - Octave Lapize (Fra)
- 1911 - Gustave Garrigou (Fra)
- 1912 - Odile Defraye (Bel)
- 1913 - Philippe Thys (Bel)
- 1914 - Philippe Thys (Bel) *
- 1915-1918 No Tour de France (WW I)
- 1919 - Firmin Lambot (Bel)
- 1920 - Philippe Thys (Bel)
- 1921 - Léon Scieur (Bel)
- 1922 - Firmin Lambot (Bel) **
- 1923 - Henri Pélissier (Fra)
- 1924 - Ottavio Bottecchia (Ita) *
- 1925 - Ottavio Bottecchia (Ita)
- 1926 - Lucien Buysse (Bel)
- 1927 - Nicolas Frantz (Lux)
- 1928 - Nicolas Frantz (Lux) *
- 1929 - Maurice De Waele (Bel)
- 1930 - André Leducq (Fra)
- 1931 - Antonin Magne (Fra)
- 1932 - André Leducq (Fra)
- 1933 - Georges Speicher (Fra)
- 1934 - Antonin Magne (Fra)
- 1935 - Romain Maes (Bel) *
- 1936 - Sylvère Maes (Bel)
- 1937 - Roger Lapebie (Fra)
- 1938 - Gino Bartali (Ita)
- 1939 - Sylvère Maes (Bel)
- 1940-1946 No official Tour de France (WW II)
- 1947 - Jean Robic (Fra)
- 1948 - Gino Bartali (Ita)
- 1949 - Fausto Coppi (Ita)
- 1950 - Ferdi Kübler (Swi)
- 1951 - Hugo Koblet (Swi)
- 1952 - Fausto Coppi (Ita)
- 1953 - Louison Bobet (Fra)
- 1954 - Louison Bobet (Fra)
- 1955 - Louison Bobet (Fra)
- 1956 - Roger Walkowiak (Fra) **
- 1957 - Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
- 1958 - Charly Gaul (Lux)
- 1959 - Federico Bahamontès (Spa)
- 1960 - Gastone Nencini (Ita) **
- 1961 - Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
- 1962 - Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
- 1963 - Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
- 1964 - Jacques Anquetil (Fra)
- 1965 - Felice Gimondi (Ita)
- 1966 - Lucien Aimar (Fra) **
- 1967 - Roger Pingeon (Fra)
- 1968 - Jan Janssen (Hol)
- 1969 - Eddy Merckx (Bel)
- 1970 - Eddy Merckx (Bel)
- 1971 - Eddy Merckx (Bel)
- 1972 - Eddy Merckx (Bel)
- 1973 - Luis Ocaña (Spa)
- 1974 - Eddy Merckx (Bel)
- 1975 - Bernard Thévenet (Fra)
- 1976 - Lucien Van Impe (Bel)
- 1977 - Bernard Thévenet (Fra)
- 1978 - Bernard Hinault (Fra)
- 1979 - Bernard Hinault (Fra)
- 1980 - Joop Zoetemelk (Hol)
- 1981 - Bernard Hinault (Fra)
- 1982 - Bernard Hinault (Fra)
- 1983 - Laurent Fignon (Fra)
- 1984 - Laurent Fignon (Fra)
- 1985 - Bernard Hinault (Fra)
- 1986 - Greg LeMond (USA)
- 1987 - Stephen Roche (Ire)
- 1988 - Pedro Delgado (Spa)
- 1989 - Greg LeMond (USA)
- 1990 - Greg LeMond (USA) **
- 1991 - Miguel Induráin (Spa)
- 1992 - Miguel Induráin (Spa)
- 1993 - Miguel Induráin (Spa)
- 1994 - Miguel Induráin (Spa)
- 1995 - Miguel Induráin (Spa)
- 1996 -
Bjarne Riis (Den) Bjarne Riis (Den)16
- 1997 - Jan Ullrich (Ger)5
- 1998 - Marco Pantani (Ita)5
- 1999 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Alex Zuelle (SUI)2Fernando Escartin (Spa)3,4
- 2000 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Jan Ulrich (Ger)3,5Joseba Beloki (Spa)3,5Christophe Moreau (Fra)2,3Roberto Heras (Spa)3,6Richard Virenque (Fra)2,3Santiago Botero (Col)3,5Fernando Escartin (Spa)3,4
- 2001 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Jan Ulrich (Ger)3,5Joseba Beloki (Spa)3,5Andrey Kivilev (Kaz)3
- 2002 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Joseba Beloki (Spa)3,5Raimundas Rumsas (Lit)3,7Santiago Botero (Col)3,5Igor González de Galdeano (Spa)3,8José Azevedo (Spa)3
- 2003 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Jan Ulrich (Ger)3,5Alexander Vinokourov (Kaz)3, 9Tyler Hamilton (USA)3,10Haimar Zubeldia (Spa)3
- 2004 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Andreas Klöden (Ger)3,11Ivan Basso (Ita)3, 5Jan Ulrich (Ger)3,5José Azevedo (Spa)3
- 2005 -
Lance Armstrong (USA)1Ivan Basso (Ita)3, 5Jan Ulrich (Ger)3,5Francisco Mancebo (Spa)3, 5Alexander Vinokourov (Kaz)3, 9Levi Leipheimer (USA)3, 12Michael Rasmussen (Den)3, 13Cadel Evans (Aus)3
- 2006 -
Floyd Landis (USA)14Oscar Pereiro (Esp)
- 2007 - Alberto Contador (Esp)5, 15
- 2008 - Carlos Sastre (Esp)
- 2009 - Alberto Contador (Esp)5, 15
- 2010 - Andy Schleck (Lux)
- 2011 - Cadel Evans (Aus)
- 2012 - Bradley Wiggins (Gbr)
notes:
* leader from start to finish
** Tour victory without a single stage win
1 Stripped of Titles on 2012.11.26 after USADA publication on banned substance abuse.
2 Removed from 98 tour due to Festina Scandal
3 No winner awarded due to large scale doping use.
4 Never caught on banned substance abuse, but the Kelme Team was controversial.
5 Implicated doping use in Operacion Puerto
6 Stripped of 2005 Vuelta, and banned 2 years for testing positive on EPO.
7 Banned for EPO use in 2003 Giro, and suspended for drug importing in 2006.
8 Banned for Nandrolon use in 2000. Doping related Suspension in 2002.
9 Kicked out of 2007 Tour de France for use of Blood Doping
10 Banned for use of Blood Doping in the 2005 Vuelta. Retired after being caught with DHEA in 2009.
11 Allegations on illegal blood transfusions in 2006 Tour de France.
12 Stripped of title in 1996 due to Ephedrine use.
13 Ejected in 2007 Tour de France for misleading Doping officials relating to his whereabouts, and suspended.
14 Stripped of 2006 Title due to Testosterone use.
15 Tested Positive for Clenbuterol in 2010.
16 Admitted use of Growth Hormone, Cortisone, and of EPO in the 2006 Tour de France. Was stripped of his 2006 title, but reinstated in 2008 by the UCI. The Tour de France Organisation does not consider him the 2006 winner.
Youngest winner: 1904 - Henri Cornet, 20 years old.
Oldest winner: 1922 - Firmin Lambot, 36 years old.
Best multiple winners:
Lance Armstrong, 7 wins (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005)1- Jacques Anquetil, 5 wins (1957, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964)
- Eddy Merckx, 5 wins (1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974)
- Bernard Hinault, 5 wins (1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1985)
- Miguel Indurain, 5 wins (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995)