International Peace Tour 1972
The 25th International Peace Tour was a cycling race that took place from May 5th to 20th, 1972.
The 25th edition of this cycle race consisted of 14 individual stages and led over a total length of 2025 km from Berlin via Prague to Warsaw . The overall winner was the Czechoslovak Vlastimil Moravec . The team winner was the USSR . The best climber was Ryszard Szurkowski from Poland .
Teams and drivers
A total of 102 drivers from 17 countries started the first stage in Berlin. Participating nations were Poland , United Kingdom , Yugoslavia , Czechoslovakia , France , Belgium , Finland , USSR , Denmark , GDR , Italy , Bulgaria , Romania , Norway , Hungary , Cuba and Morocco . All teams competed with six drivers; a year earlier , seven drivers were allowed per team.
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Details
| Result | ||||
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| First |
 Vlastimil Moravec
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ø 42.6 km / h | Czechoslovakia | |
| Second |
.svg){kind=small} Vladislav Nelyubin
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USSR | ||
| Third |
 Wolfram Kühn
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GDR | ||
| stage | Start finish | Stage winner | Stage length |
Travel time |
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| 1st stage | Individual time trial in Berlin |
Andras Takacz Hungary
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9 km | 11:06 |
| 2nd stage | Around Berlin |
Michael Milde GDR
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121 km | 2:39:10 |
| 3rd stage | Berlin - Magdeburg |
Michael Milde GDR
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121 km | 3:36:35 |
| 4th stage | Aschersleben - Erfurt |
Michael Milde GDR
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170 km | 4:00:15 |
| 5th stage | Erfurt - Gera |
Karl-Heinz Oberfranz GDR
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151 km | 3:46:05 |
| 6th stage | Gera - Karlovy Vary |
Antonín Bartoníček Czechoslovakia
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159 km | 3:52:35 |
| 7th stage | Karlovy Vary - Prague |
Vladislav Nelyubin Soviet Union
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126 km | 2:52:17 |
| 8th stage | Prague - Hradec Králové |
Vlastimil Moravec Czechoslovakia
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147 km | 3:22:55 |
| 9th stage | Litomyšl - Gottwaldov |
Zbigniew Krzeszowiec Poland.svg){kind=small}
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165 km | 4:00:07 |
| 10th stage | Gottwaldov - Třinec |
Ryszard Szurkowski Poland
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163 km | 3:52:29 |
| 11th stage | Třinec - Kraków |
Abdallah Nahly Morocco
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153 km | 3:36:45 |
| 12th stage | Kraków - Rzeszów |
Igor Moskalev Soviet Union
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156 km | 3:54:00 |
| 13th stage | Rzeszów - Lublin |
Ryszard Szurkowski Poland
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162 km | 3:49:29 |
| 14th stage | Lublin - Warsaw |
Ryszard Szurkowski Poland
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170 km | 3:46:57 |
literature
- 25th Course de la Paix 1972, Neues Deutschland, Berlin 1972, 34 pages
Remarks
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↑ a b Wladislaw Neljubin (Wladislaw Wiktorowitsch Neljubin); * November 8, 1947 in Bishkek , Kyrgyzstan . (See also: fr: Vladislav Nelyubin )
- 1967 - 5th of the world championship in team time trial (with Alexander Dochlijakow , Viktor Sukhoruchenkow , Vladimir Cherkassov ).
- 1969 - 11th of the peace trip.
- 1971 - 5th of the peace trip.
- 1972 - Winner of the 6th stage of the Peace Tour and 2nd in the overall ranking.
- 1973 - Winner of the 4th stage of the Tour of Austria and 2nd in the overall ranking.
- 1973 - 6th of the peace trip.
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↑ a b c Michael Milde → Radsportseiten 55425
- 1971 - Winner in Rund um Berlin → Radnet
- 1972 - 2nd in the 10th stage of the Peace Tour
- 1973 - 2nd in the 2nd stage Tour of Poland
- 1973 - 3rd in 4th stage Tour of Poland
- 1973 - 2nd in the 5th stage Tour of Poland
- 1974 - 2nd in the 5th stage, part b Peace ride
- 1974 - 3rd in the 8th stage of the Peace Tour
- 1974 - 2nd in the 9th stage peace ride
- 1975 - 2nd in the 8th stage peace ride
- 1976 - GDR - Winterbahn master, men → complete sport
- 1976 - GDR champion winter track, 4000m, team ( Berlin TSC : Thomas Huschke , Uwe Unterwalder , Michael Milde) → complete sport
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^ Karl-Heinz Oberfranz (born December 23, 1951 in Bad Doberan , Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania , German Democratic Republic) → Radsportseiten 52896
- 1971 - 3rd at the GDR championships, 100km road team time trial
- 1972 - Winner of the 5th stage of the Peace Tour
- 1972-30 at the Olympics , Street
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↑ Abdallah Nahly → Radsportseiten 44265
Morocco Tour- 1969 - 3rd in the 4th stage
- 1969 - Winner in the 5th stage
- 1969 - 2nd in the 7th stage
- 1969 - winner in the 8th stage
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↑ Igor Moskalew → cycling pages 39006
- 1972 - 2nd in the 2nd stage of the Peace Tour
- 1973 - Winner in the 4th stage GP Tell (Switzerland)
Web links
- Peace ride
- Sport-complete
- The history of the peace ride on cycling4fans.de
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