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507 stages have been fought for in 42 editions of the Tour de l'Avenir.
474 cyclists from 28 different nationalities have shared wins in 484 straight line stages.
Recordmen of stage wins
| 6 wins: |
Soukhoroutchenkov S. (URSS) |
| 5 wins: |
Ludwig O. (RDA)
Indurain M. (Esp)
Magnien E. (Fra)
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| 4 wins: |
Van Calster G. (Bel)
Zabel E. (All)
Janssen J. (Hol)
Den Hertog F. (Hol)
Averine A. (URSS)
Seigneur E. (Fra)
Roux L. (Fra)
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Four cyclists have won four wins in the same race
• Van Calster in 1977
• Ludwig in 1983
• Zabel in 1994
• Magnien in 1995
Straight line stage wins by country
• France: 120 winners, 158 wins
• Belgium: 34 winners, 41 wins
• Spain: 33 winners, 43 wins
• Holland: 26 winners, 39 wins
• USSR: 20 winners, 36 wins
• Italy: 27 winners, 30 wins
• Switzerland: 12 winners, 19 wins
• Germany and GFR: 10 winners, 13 wins
• Colombia: 9 winners, 10 wins
• Poland and Czechoslovakia: 9 winners, 10 wins
• Great Britain: 7 winners, 10 wins
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• Australia: 5 winners, 11 wins
• Denmark: 5 winners, 9 wins
• GDR: 4 winners, 8 wins
• United states: 6 winners, 9 wins
• Sweden: 5 winners, 5 wins
• Luxembourg: 3 winners, 4 wins
• Austria: 3 winners, 3 wins
• Russia: 2 winners, 3 wins
• Finland and Estonia: 2 winners, 2 wins
• Hungary: 1 winner, 3 wins
• Byelorussia: 1 winner, 3 wins
• Yugoslavia, Mexico, Ireland and New Zealand, Ukraine: 1 winner, 1 win
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Team time trials
21 team time trial stages have been won by 14 different formations (national teams and sporting groups).
France and USSR have had three wins each, Holland and GDR two wins.
Wins for the following teams
Italy, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Reynolds, La Vie Claire, Système U, Lotto, Toshiba, RMO and Castorama.
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