International Peace Tour 1975
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28th International Peace Trip 1975 Berlin-Prague-Warsaw |
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| Competition period | May 8-22, 1975 |
| Stages | 13 |
| overall length | 1915 km |
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| Overall rating | 1. Ryszard Jan Szurkowski 44:25:30 hours 2. Hans-Joachim Hartnick + 0:46 min 3. Aavo Pikkuus.svg){kind=small}  .svg){kind=small}
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 Overall rating
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Ryszard Jan Szurkowski
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 Mountain scoring
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Ryszard Jan Szurkowski
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 Most active driver
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Ryszard Jan Szurkowski
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 Best team
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Soviet Union
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| ← 1974 | 1976 → |
The 28th International Peace Tour was a cycling race that took place from May 8-22, 1975.
The 28th edition of this bike race consisted of 13 individual stages and led over a total length of 1915 km from East Berlin via Prague to Warsaw . The team winner was the Soviet Union . The best climber was Ryszard Jan Szurkowski from Poland .
With Peter Weibel , a driver from Germany wins a stage for the first time .
Teams and drivers
A total of 102 drivers from 17 countries started the first stage in Berlin. Participating nations were Poland , Bulgaria , Romania , Czechoslovakia , Spain , United Kingdom , Norway , FR Germany , Denmark , GDR , USSR , Belgium , Hungary , Cuba , Italy , the Netherlands and Yugoslavia . All teams started with six drivers.
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Details
| Result | ||||
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Ryszard Jan Szurkowski
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ø 43.2 km / h | Poland | |
| Second |
Hans-Joachim Hartnick
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| Third |
Aavo Pikkuus
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| stage | Start finish | Stage winner | Stage length |
Travel time |
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| prolog | Team individual time trial |
István Szlipcsevics Hungary
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6 × 7 km | 9:28 |
| 1st stage | East Berlin - Magdeburg |
Hans-Joachim Hartnick GDR
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167 km | 3:46:27 |
| 2nd stage | Magdeburg - Gera |
Juan José Moral Arnaíz Spain.svg){kind=small}
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161 km | 4:06:53 |
| 3rd stage | Gera - Karl-Marx-Stadt |
Jan Brzeźny Poland
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140 km | 3:34:35 |
| 4th stage | Freiberg - Prague |
Valery Likhachev Soviet Union
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164 km | 4:06:09 |
| 5th stage | Prague - Hradec Králové |
Peter Weibel BR Germany
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167 km | 4:05:33 |
| 6th stage | Hradec Králové - Olomouc |
Frantisek Kalis Czechoslovakia
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167 km | 3:44:20 |
| 7th stage | Lipník nad Bečvou - Třinec |
Enrique Martinez Spain
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156 km | 3:39:54 |
| 8th stage | Třinec - Opole |
Ryszard Jan Szurkowski Poland
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168 km | 3:54:41 |
| 9th stage | Wrocław - Zielona Góra |
Stanisław Szozda Poland
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137 km | 3:19:30 |
| 10th stage | Głogów - Kalisz |
Valery Likhachev Soviet Union
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145 km | 3:06:10 |
| 11th stage | Kalisz - Konin |
Tadeusz Mytnik Poland
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39 km | 47:13 |
| 12th stage | Konin - Łódź |
Stanislas Boniecki Poland
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112 km | 2:18:22 |
| 13th stage | Łódź - Warsaw |
Valery Likhachev Soviet Union
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178 km | 3:48:18 |
literature
- 28. Friedensfahrt 1975, Neues Deutschland, Berlin 1975, 34 pages
Remarks
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↑ István Szlipcsevics
- 1974 - 42nd in the overall evaluation of the Peace Tour → sitiodeciclismo (Spanish)
- 1978 - 47th in the overall evaluation of the Peace Tour → cyclingarchives (English)
- 1978 - 2nd in the endurance evaluation road at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Gemenc → csatolna (Hungarian)
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↑ Juan José Moral Arnaíz (born August 20, 1951 in Guipúzcoa ).
(see also: eu: Juan José Moral - Basque; en: Juan José Moral - English)- 1971 - Winner of the National Championship in Spain (U23).
- 1976 - 33rd of the Olympic Games → sports-reference
- 1976 - 3rd national championship in Spain
- 1976 - 2nd tour of Ireland
- 1976 - 4th tour of Switzerland
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↑ Frantisek Kalis → Radsportseiten 19481
- 1974 - Participation in Olympia's Tour → [1]
- 1975 - 2nd in the 1st and 4th stage of the Tour of Poland and winner in the 7th stage
- 1975 - Winner of the 6th stage of the Peace Tour
- 1976 - 3rd in the 1st and 3rd stages of the Peace Tour
- 1977 - Winner of the 9th Milk Race stage
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↑ Enrique Martinez → Spanish Masters (Street)
- 1978 - Winner of the Spanish National Championship
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^ Stanislas Boniecki → Radsportseiten 19413
- 1972 - 1st stage winner, Tour of Poland
- 1974 - 11th stage winner, Milk Race
- 1974 - 9th stage winner, Tour of Poland
- 1975 - Winner of the 3rd and 4th stage, Tour of Poland
Web links
- Peace ride
- Sport-complete
- History of the peace ride on cycling4fans.de
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