International Peace Tour 1990

43rd International Peace Trip 1990 Berlin-Slušovice-Bielsko-Biała
Competition period	May 8-17, 1990
Stages	11
overall length	1595 km
Starting field	84 from 14 nations (of which 75 arrived at the finish)
winner
Overall rating	1. Ján Svorada 37:30:06 hours 2. Bert Dietz + 1:01 min 3. Pavel Padrnos
Team evaluation	Czechoslovakia
Scoring jerseys
Overall rating	Ján Svorada
Mountain scoring	Pavel Tonkov
Most active driver	Ján Svorada
Best sprinter	Ján Svorada
Most versatile driver	Ján Svorada
Best young driver	Pavel Padrnos
Best team	Czechoslovakia
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The 43rd International Peace Tour (Course de la paix) was a cycling race that was held from May 8th to 17th, 1990. The 43rd edition of the International Peace Tour consisted of 11 individual stages and led over a total length of 1595 km from Berlin via Slušovice to Bielsko-Biała . The team winner was Czechoslovakia . The best climber was Pavel Tonkow from the USSR .

The drivers Olaf Ludwig , Uwe Raab and Uwe Ampler had signed well-paid professional contracts and were no longer available for the 43rd edition.

A total of 84 drivers from 14 nations were at the start.

Participating nations were:

Poland	Czechosl.
Soviet Union	GDR
Romania	Italy
Netherlands	Belgium
Cuba	France
Bulgaria	Colombia
England

Team squad of the German-speaking teams

GDR Falk Boden Bert Dietz Martin Goetze Jens Heppner Frank Kühn Steffen Rein

BR Germany Andreas Lebsanft Lutz Lehmann Robert Matwew Patrick Moster Maik Müller Michael Rich

Details

Result
First	Ján Svorada	ø 42.5 km / h	Czechoslovakia
Second	Bert Dietz		GDR
Third	Pavel Padrnos		Czechoslovakia

Bert Dietz

stage	Start finish	Stage winner	Stage length	Travel time
opening	000Berlin a. Single race b. Points race c. Elimination race	ttt Martin Goetze GDR Steffen Rein GDR Ján Svorada Czechoslovakia	0 020 km 024 km 026 km
01st stage	Berlin - Magdeburg	Ján Svorada Czechoslovakia	174 km	4:04:48
02nd stage	Magdeburg - Gera	Ján Svorada Czechoslovakia	195 km	4:52:40
03rd stage	Around Gera	Bert Dietz GDR	151 km	3:37:59
04th stage	Greiz - Plzeň	Mario De Clercq Belgium	195 km	5:00:36
05th stage	Pilsen - Jihlava	Andrzej Mąkowski Poland	185 km	4:28:07
06th stage	Jihlava - Slušovice	Rober van der Vin Netherlands	207 km	5:12:33
07th stage	Mountain time trial in Slušovice	Pavel Tonkow Soviet Union	017 km	2:26:13
	Around Slušovice	Krasimir Kanew Bulgaria	108 km	2:33:39
08th stage	Slušovice - Bielsko-Biała	Jacek Bodyk Poland	165 km	4:02:45
09th stage	Szczyrk - Bielsko-Biała	Martin Goetze GDR	150 km	4:03:14
	Individual time trial in Bielsko-Biała	Ján Svorada Czechoslovakia	027 km	2:33:55

Remarks

1. ^ Andreas Lebsanft (born February 22, 1968 in Dortmund ) → Radsportseiten
   • 1995 - 2nd in the overall ranking of the Hesse Tour (Germany)
   • 1995 - Winner in the overall classification Uniqa Classic (Austria)
2. ↑ Krasimir Kanew
   • 29. the overall ranking of the Peace Ride 1990 → cycling sites

literature

• Friedensfahrt 1990, Neues Deutschland, Berlin 1990, 8 pages

Web links

• Peace trip statistics 1987 to 1990
• Overview on Sport-Komplett.de
• History of the peace ride on cycling4fans.de
• Cycling pages Number of stages
• Private homepage with statistics on the peace journey 1948-2006