Given Chris Froome's impending victory of the Tour de France , we take a look at the group of elite cyclists he will join in becoming a multiple winner of the competition.
Given Chris Froome's impending victory of the Tour de France , we take a look at the group of elite cyclists he will join in becoming a multiple winner of the competition.
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Philippe Thys (Belgium) (1913,1914,1920)
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Firmin Lambot (Belgium) (1919, 1922)
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Ottavio Bottecchia (Italy) (1924, 1925)
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Nicolas Frantz (Luxembourg) (1927, 1928)
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Antonin Magne (France) (1931, 1934)
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Gino Bartali (Italy) (1938, 1948)
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Fausto Coppi (Italy) (1949, 1952)
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6.Louison Bobet (France) (1953,1954,1955)
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Jacques Anquetil (France) (1957,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965)
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Eddy Merckx (Belgium) (1969,1970,1971,1972,1974)
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Bernard Thevenet (France) (1975,1977)
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Laurent Fignon (France) (1983,1984)
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Greg Le Mond (USA) (1986,1989,1990)
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Miguel Indurain (Spain) (1991,1992,1993,1994,1995)
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Alberto Contador (Spain) (2007,2009)
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Chris Froome (Great Britain) (2014, 2015)
