The Tour de France is an annual cycling race that was first held in 1903 by the French newspaper, L'Auto. The race is one of the most prestigious events in cycling and attracts some of the best riders from around the world each year.

The Tour de France consists of a route that stretches over 21 stages and more than 3,500 km. The riders compete for the famous yellow jersey, which is awarded to the rider with the lowest overall time after all the stages.

Throughout its more than 100-year history, the Tour de France has seen many legendary riders who have made their mark with their performances. Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault, Miguel Indurain, and Lance Armstrong are just some of the big names that have dominated the race over the years.

The Tour de France has also seen many dramatic moments, including accidents, controversies, and intense rivalries. The race has also been the subject of doping allegations and scandals that have overshadowed some of the race's performances.

Nevertheless, the Tour de France is still one of the most popular and respected events in cycling. The race has also contributed to promoting cycling as a popular and respected sport worldwide. The Tour de France has become an institution in cycling and will continue to be an important event in the years to come.

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