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Story of the Tour de France

1907 Paris - Roubaix

270 km. 30.971 km/hr average speed

56 riders started

Passerieu arrived at the velodrome alone, quite clear of the field, but was stopped by a policeman at the velodrome entrance. He wanted to check the bicycle license to make sure that the appropriate taxes had been paid to use the bike on the roads. Passerieu was able to enter the velodrome safely in front of Van Hauwaert, who entered just as Passerieu crossed the finish line for the win.

1 Georges Passerieu (France)  
2 Cyrille Van Hauwaert (Belgium)  
3 Louis Trousselier (France)  
4 Gustave Garrigou (France)  
5 Auguste Ringeval (France)  
6 Emile Georget (France)  
7 Leon Georget (France)  
8 Henri Cornet (France)  
9 Francois Faber (Luxembourg)  
10 Pierre Privat (France)