Le Tour De France - The Official History Collection
2 movies · 2006–2010
"Le Tour De France - The Official History Collection" is a two-part documentary series providing an official account of the renowned cycling event. The collection spans from 2006 to 2010, encompassing a total runtime of 193 minutes across its two films. The series offers a historical overview of Le Tour de France, with the first installment, "Le Tour De France - The Official History 1903-2006," released in 2006 and clocking in at 154 minutes. The second film, "Le Tour De France - The Official History 2007-2010," was released in 2010 and has a runtime of 39 minutes. The collection's total budget and revenue are both recorded as zero. This collection presents an official historical record of the event, covering a significant period in its history. The two films together provide a comprehensive look at Le Tour de France from its early years through the first decade of the 21st century.
All movies in chronological order
Le Tour De France - The Official History 1903-2006This official history chronicles a remarkable century of cycling, spanning from the initial footage of Maurice Garin's 1903 win to the celebrated scenes of Lance Armstrong's fifth consecutive victory in 2003. It details not only the triumphs but also the tragedies and controversies that have marked the Tour, including the deaths of two-time winner Octavia Bottachia, allegedly murdered by fascists; Tommy Simpson, who died on Ventoux in 1967; and Fabio Casartelli, who died in 1995.0.1
Le Tour De France - The Official History 2007-2010The 2007 Tour de France saw Alberto Contador win amidst widespread doping allegations. 2008 marked the rise of Mark Cavendish, who became a prominent figure with four stage victories. That year was also strong for Bradley Wiggins, who placed fourth overall. Cavendish further solidified his reputation as a top sprinter by winning six stages in 2009, and cemented his legacy as a cycling great in 2010 with an additional five stage wins.0.1
