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Which cycling world champion's jersey design represents five continents?
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Which cyclist wears the Green Jersey in the Tour de France?
Answer: Points classification leader
Why: Peter Sagan famously won the Tour's green points jersey seven times between 2012 and 2019.
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What physical trophy is awarded to the winner of Paris-Roubaix?
Answer: A mounted cobblestone
Why: The trophy cobble is not pulled from the route: a mason collects stones that farmers dig up and leave at the edges of their fields.
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Why was the Tour de France originally created in 1903?
Answer: To outsell a rival sports paper
Why: Géo Lefèvre pitched the idea in 1902; L'Auto's circulation jumped from 25,000 to 65,000 during the 1903 race and rival Le Vélo folded in 1904.
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Why is the leader's jersey in the Tour de France yellow?
Answer: It matched the sponsor's newspaper color
Why: The yellow jersey arrived in 1919, matching L'Auto's yellow newsprint, and first wearer Eugène Christophe said it made him look like a canary.
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How much energy does drafting behind another cyclist save at 40 km/h?
Answer: 25% to 30%
Why: Wind tunnel and CFD tests found drag can fall by as much as 95 percent for riders in the middle of a peloton.
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Until what year did Tour de France rules ban multi-speed derailleurs?
Answer: 1937
Why: Tour director Henri Desgrange barred derailleurs for decades because he believed shifting gears ruined the pure test of endurance.