International Peace Tour 1985

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38th International Peace Tour 1985
Dove of peace white blue circle.svg
Competition period May 8-22, 1985
Stages 12
overall length 1689 km
winner
Overall rating 1. Lech Piasecki 39:45:07 hours 2. Andrzej Mierzejewski + 1:57 min 3. Uwe Ampler + 8:18 minPolandPoland 
PolandPoland 
Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR 
Team evaluation Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union
Scoring jerseys
Overall rating Overall rating PolandPoland Lech Piasecki
Mountain scoring Mountain scoring SwedenSweden Kjell Nilsson
Most active driver Most active driver Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Falk Boden
Best sprinter Best sprinter PolandPoland Lech Piasecki
Most versatile driver Most versatile driver PolandPoland Lech Piasecki
Best team Best team Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union
← 1984 1986 →

The 38th International Peace Tour (Course de la paix) was a cycling race that took place from May 8th to May 22nd, 1985.

The 38th edition of the International Peace Tour consisted of 12 individual stages and led over a total length of 1689 km from Prague via Moscow and Warsaw to Berlin . The team winner was the USSR . The best climber was Kjell Nilsson from Sweden .

The most versatile and best point driver was Lech Piasecki from Poland .

On the 40th anniversary of the liberation, the peace trip stopped for the first time in Moscow.

Participating Nations

Participating nations were:

BelgiumBelgium Belgium Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Bulgaria DenmarkDenmark Denmark Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR GDR
FinlandFinland Finland Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany FRG FranceFrance France United KingdomUnited Kingdom England
Mongolia People's Republic 1949Mongolian People's Republic Mongolia ItalyItaly Italy Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands
NorwayNorway Norway PolandPoland Poland Romania 1965Romania Romania SpainSpain Spain
SwedenSweden Sweden SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union

The team of the Association of German Cyclists (BDR) was at the start with the following drivers: Achim Stadler , Christian Henn , Andreas Kappes , Jürgen Eckmann , Dirk Harzdorf , Georg Weigenand .

Details

stage Start finish Stage winner Stage
length		 Travel time
0prolog Individual time trial in Prague Lech Piasecki PolandPolandPoland  006 km 0:10:18
01st stage Around Moscow Riho Suun Soviet UnionSoviet Union 1955Soviet Union  130 km 2:49:44
02nd stage Circuit in Krylatskoje Andrzej Mierzejewski PolandPolandPoland  136 km 3:20:00
03rd stage Team time trial in Moscow Soviet Union teamSoviet Union 1955Soviet Union  050 km 3:06:14
04th stage Prague - Jihlava Uwe Ampler GDRGermany Democratic Republic 1949GDR  164 km 4:19:41
05th stage Jihlava - Olomouc Riho Suun Soviet UnionSoviet Union 1955Soviet Union  172 km 4:13:34
06th stage Olomouc - Ostrava Wenelin Hubenow BulgariaBulgaria 1971Bulgaria  169 km 4:05:14
07th stage Ostrava - Bielsko-Biała Lech Piasecki PolandPolandPoland  186 km 4:50:14
08th stage Kęty - Częstochowa Lech Piasecki PolandPolandPoland  189 km 4:15:07
09th stage Rozprza - Warsaw Per Pedersen DenmarkDenmarkDenmark  199 km 4:47:27
10th stage Szczecin - Neubrandenburg Riho Suun Soviet UnionSoviet Union 1955Soviet Union  146 km 3:04:34
11th stage Individual time trial in Neubr.brg. Lech Piasecki PolandPolandPoland  034 km 0:46:24
12th stage Neubrandenburg - Berlin Uwe Raab GDRGermany Democratic Republic 1949GDR  130 km 2:58:49

literature

  • 38th Friedensfahrt 1985, Neues Deutschland, Berlin 1985, 34 pages

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wenelin Hubenow (born April 19, 1959) → Radsportseiten 55521
    • 1986 - 2nd in the 7th stage Tour of Austria
  2. ^ City in Poland on the Luciążą river with 1646 inhabitants. (2008)