Tour of Germany 1980

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Final result after the 6th stage
winner Gregor Braun 35:16:53 h
(37.799 km / h)
Second Tommy prim + 4:13 min
Third Marino Lejarreta + 6:31 min
Fourth Jostein Wilmann + 6:59 min
fifth Fedor the Hertog + 11:11 min
Sixth Alberto Fernández + 12:57 min
seventh Claudio Torelli + 13:48 min
Eighth Alf Segerall + 14:06 min
Ninth Eduardo Chozas + 14:18 min
Tenth Ad Van Peer + 14:36 ​​min
Scoring Werner Devos 26 p.
Second Horst Schütz 17 p.
Third Hans Hindelang 13 P.
Mountain scoring Tommy prim 7 p.
Second Gregor Braun 7 p.
Third Ronan De Meyer 6 p.
Team evaluation Bianchi-Piaggio 106: 08: 21 h
Second Teka + 14:37 min
Third Germany tour team + 19:31 min

The Deutschland-Rundfahrt cycling race , a predecessor of the later Deutschland Tour , was held from August 4th to 10th, 1980 . The stage race led from Bielefeld over 1,333.6 kilometers to Munich . In a prologue that was an individual time trial , there were seven more stages.

There were 90 drivers in twelve international company teams and two other mixed teams at the start. 72 starters reached the finish line, with the winner covering the distance with an hourly average of 37.799 km / h.

As in the previous year, the victory again went to a German. This time Gregor Braun was the winner. Werner Devos from Belgium won the points classification , while the Swede Tommy Prim , who was in second place overall , was able to narrowly beat Braun in the mountain classification and won it.

Stages

Stages Day Start finish km Stage winner Overall first
prolog 4th of August Bielefeld 7.5 ( EZF ) Knut Knudsen Knut Knudsen
1st stage 5th of August Bielefeld - city wages 216 Roger De Vlaeminck Roger De Vlaeminck
2nd stage 6th of August City wages - Cologne 158 Roger De Vlaeminck Roger De Vlaeminck
3rd stage August 7th Cologne - Frankfurt am Main 218 Roger De Cnijff Gregor Braun
4th stage 8th August Frankfurt am Main - Baden-Baden 235 Willy Teirlinck Gregor Braun
5th stage (a) August 9 Baden-Baden - Stuttgart 160 Ángel Arroyo Gregor Braun
5th stage (b) August 9 Stuttgart - Aalen 87 Edoardo Chozas Gregor Braun
6th stage August 10 Aalen - Munich 217 Ronan De Meyer Gregor Braun

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