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Which country did Tour de France winner Greg LeMond represent?
Answer: United States
Why: LeMond won the 1989 Tour by just 8 seconds over Laurent Fignon, the smallest winning margin in race history.
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What is a domestique's main job in the Tour de France?
Answer: Supporting the team leader
Why: The title reflects a pure support role, as domestiques pace, fetch supplies, and shield their captain from headwinds.
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Which country hosted the first Tour start outside France in 1954?
Answer: Netherlands
Why: Amsterdam hosted that opening stage in 1954, marking the first time the race ever crossed an international border to begin.
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How is the overall Tour de France winner decided?
Answer: Lowest total time
Why: A cyclist can win the entire Tour de France without winning any individual stage by finishing near the front every day.
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How much distance remains in a Tour de France stage beneath the Flamme Rouge banner?
Answer: 1 kilometer
Why: The Tour has flown this red pennant since 1906, but the crash rule that protects a rider's time starts earlier, usually at 3 km to go.
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Which cyclist won a record seven Tour de France mountains titles?
Answer: Richard Virenque
Why: Virenque's seventh victory in 2004 broke the previous record of six titles shared by Federico Bahamontes and Lucien Van Impe.