The 1999 Tour de France was the 86th edition of Tour de France, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The Tour began in Le Puy du Fou with a prologue individual time trial on 3 July and Stage 10 occurred on 14 July with a mountainous stage to Alpe d'Huez. The race finished on the Champs-Élysées in Paris on 25 July.
Prologue 3 July 1999 — Le Puy du Fou, (individual time trial)
Prologue result and general classification after prologue
Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 7" 3 + 11" 4 + 15" 5 + 16" 6 + 18" 7 + 21" 8 + 21" 9 s.t. 10 + 23"
Stage 1 4 July 1999 — Montaigu to Challans,
Stage 1 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 1 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 7" 3 + 11" 4 + 15" 5 + 16" 6 s.t. 7 + 18" 8 + 20" 9 + 21" 10 s.t.
Stage 2 5 July 1999 — Challans to Saint-Nazaire,
Stage 2 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 2 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 14" 3 + 22" 4 + 25" 5 + 29" 6 + 31" 7 + 32" 8 + 35" 9 + 35" 10 + 37"
Stage 3 6 July 1999 — Nantes to Laval,
Stage 3 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 3 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 17" 3 + 20" 4 s.t. 5 + 31" 6 + 34" 7 + 35" 8 + 40" 9 + 41" 10 s.t.
Stage 4 7 July 1999 — Laval to Blois,
Stage 4 set a record for the fastest ever massed-start stage on the Tour de France which stood until 2026, with the stage won by Mario Cipollini at an average of with the help of a tailwind.
Stage 4 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 4 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 16" 3 + 21" 4 + 24" 5 + 32" 6 + 35" 7 + 38" 8 + 39" 9 + 44" 10 + 45"
Stage 5 8 July 1999 — Bonneval to Amiens,
Stage 5 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 5 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 17" 3 + 24" 4 + 32" 5 s.t. 6 + 40" 7 + 43" 8 + 46" 9 + 47" 10 + 53"
Stage 6 9 July 1999 — Amiens to Maubeuge,
Stage 6 result Rank Rider Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 6 Rank Rider Team Time 1 2 + 26" 3 + 31" 4 + 38" 5 s.t. 6 + 46" 7 + 57" 8 + 58" 9 + 1' 01" 10 + 1' 04"
Stage 7 10 July 1999 — Avesnes-sur-Helpe to Thionville,
Stage 7 result Rank Rider Team Time 1 2 s.t. 3 s.t. 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 s.t. 10 s.t.General classification after stage 7 Rank Rider Team Time 1 2 + 14" 3 + 34" 4 + 44" 5 + 54" 6 + 1' 05" 7 + 1' 06" 8 + 1' 09" 9 s.t. 10 + 1' 12"
Stage 8 11 July 1999 — Metz, (individual time trial)
Stage 8 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 57" 3 + 2' 04" 4 + 2' 21" 5 + 3' 30" 6 + 3' 31" 7 + 3' 40" 8 + 3' 41" 9 + 3' 45" 10 + 3' 55"General classification after stage 8 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 2' 20" 3 + 2' 33" 4 + 3' 25" 5 + 4' 10" 6 s.t. 7 + 4' 19" 8 + 4' 22" 9 + 4' 37" 10 + 4' 46"
Stage 9 13 July 1999 — Le Grand-Bornand to Sestrières,
Stage 9 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 31" 3 + 1' 26" 4 s.t. 5 + 2' 27" 6 s.t. 7 + 2' 29" 8 + 3' 10" 9 s.t. 10 + 3' 30"General classification after stage 9 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 6' 03" 3 + 7' 44" 4 + 7' 47" 5 + 8' 07" 6 + 8' 39" 7 + 8' 54" 8 + 9' 01" 9 + 10' 02" 10 + 10' 34"
Stage 10 14 July 1999 — Sestrières to Alpe d'Huez,
Stage 10 result Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 21" 3 + 25" 4 s.t. 5 s.t. 6 s.t. 7 s.t. 8 s.t. 9 + 32" 10 + 49"General classification after stage 10 Rank Cyclist Team Time 1 2 + 7' 42" 3 + 7' 47" 4 + 8' 07" 5 + 8' 53" 6 + 10' 02" 7 + 10' 18" 8 + 10' 56" 9 + 10' 57" 10 + 11' 11"
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