International Peace Tour 1991

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44th International Peace Tour 1991
Prague-Warsaw
Competition period May 6-14, 1991
overall length 1261 km
Starting field 93 from 16 nations
(of which 75 arrived at the finish)
winner
Scoring jerseys
Overall rating Overall rating Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Rshaksinsky
Mountain scoring Mountain scoring Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vasily Davidenkov
Most active driver Most active driver Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vasily Davidenkov
Best sprinter Best sprinter No value
Most versatile driver Most versatile driver Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vasily Davidenkov
Best young driver Best young driver No value
Best team Best team PolandPoland Poland
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The 44th International Peace Cycle (Course de la paix) was a cycling race that was held from May 6th to 14th, 1991.

The 44th edition of the International Peace Tour consisted of 9 individual stages and led over a total length of 1261 km from Prague to Warsaw . In contrast to previous years, the sole organizer was the Czech Cycling Federation. The team winner was Poland . The best climber and the most versatile driver was Vasily Dawidenkow from the USSR .

A total of 93 drivers from 16 nations took part.

Finland provided four drivers, Yugoslavia five; the full crew were six drivers.

Participating nations were:

PolandPoland Poland Czechosl. Soviet Union Germany
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 
Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
GermanyGermany  		ItalyItaly Italy Netherlands France Bulgaria
NetherlandsNetherlands 
FranceFrance 
BulgariaBulgaria 
 RomaniaRomania Romania Denmark Sweden Finland
DenmarkDenmark 
SwedenSweden 
FinlandFinland  		MoroccoMorocco Morocco Yugoslavia Canada Colombia
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 
CanadaCanada 
ColombiaColombia 

Details

Result
First Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Rshaksinsky ø 40.4 km / h USSR
Second PolandPoland Dariusz Baranowski Poland
Third CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Miroslav Lipták Czechoslovakia
stage Start finish Stage winner Stage
length		 Travel time
opening 000Prague
a. Elimination race
b. Points race
c. Temporal laps		 ttt
Frank Augustin Germany Enrico Pezzetti Italy Christian Andersen DenmarkGermanyGermany 
ItalyItaly 
DenmarkDenmark  		0
020 km
018 km
0
01st stage Prague - Hradec Králové Jacek Mickiewicz PolandPolandPoland  158 km 3:33:39
02nd stage Around Hradec Králové Simone Biasci ItalyItalyItaly  165 km 4:06:33
03rd stage Around Hradec Králové Vasily Dawidenkow Soviet UnionSoviet UnionSoviet Union  150 km 3:41:38
04th stage Hradec Králové - Polanica-Zdrój Vasily Dawidenkow Soviet UnionSoviet UnionSoviet Union  140 km 3:38:03
05th stage Polanica-Zdrój - Destinationsiec Dariusz Baranowski PolandPolandPoland  022 km 2:39:58
06th stage Around Polanica-Zdrój Oskar Ferrero ItalyItalyItaly  091 km 2:11:55
07th stage Polanica-Zdrój - Kłodzko Bert Dietz GermanyGermanyGermany  151 km 3:58:20
08th stage Kłodzko - Częstochowa Thierry Bricaud FranceFranceFrance  198 km 5:15:29
09th stage Bełchatów - Warsaw Biagio Conte ItalyItalyItaly  186 km 4:59:35

Remarks

  1. ↑ The jersey of the most versatile driver is given to the driver who has the highest total of points after each stage from the daily placement, premium sprint, advances and mountain ratings. → Friedensfahrt-info.de

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Manfred Hönel, Olaf Ludwig: 100 Highlights Peace Trip . Sportverlag, Berlin 1997, ISBN 3-328-00717-2 , p. 95 .
  2. ↑ Enrico Pezzetti (* in Italy )
    winner in: (Italian one-day race - road)
    • 1979 - Trofeo Franco Balestra
    • 1984 - Trofeo Gianfranco Bianchin
    • 1985 - Circuito Mezzanese
    • 1986 - Coppa Caivano
    • 1987 - GP Delfo
    • 1988 - GP La Torre
    • 1990 - Trofeo CEE
    • 1991 - GP Artigiani Sediai e Mobilieri
    • 1992 - GP Industria Commercio e Artigianato Carnaghese
    → museociclismo.it
  3. ^ Oskar Ferrero

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