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- Paris–Rouen 1869 war das erste Rennen zwischen zwei Städten in der Geschichte des Radsports und gilt deshalb als Geburtsstunde des Straßenradsports. Es fand am 7. November 1869 statt und ging über 123 Kilometer. (de)
- La París-Rouen fue una carrera ciclista que unió las ciudades de París y Rouen. La primera edición se celebró en 1869, y la última en 2009. En 2010, la histórica prueba se dio por definitivamente terminada. Es considerada la primera carrera que recorrió una distancia entre dos ciudades. Hasta ese momento se habían disputado carreras cortas de 1200 m en el . (es)
- Le Paris-Rouen est une course cycliste sur route disputée en France, entre Paris et Rouen, et dont la première édition, qui a eu lieu le dimanche 7 novembre 1869, est considérée comme la première course cycliste d'endurance de ville à ville. D'autres éditions ont ensuite eu lieu depuis 1895. (fr)
- Paris–Rouen was the first cycle race covering a distance between two cities. It was held between the cities of Paris and Rouen on 7 November 1869. The winner of the inaugural race was an Englishman living in Paris, James Moore, who rode the 123 kilometres dividing both cities in 10 hours and 40 minutes, including time spent walking his bicycle up the steeper hills. The event was organized by the fortnightly cycling magazine Le Vélocipède Illustré and the Olivier brothers, owners of a bicycle manufacturer company called The Michaux Company. They were delighted with the success of short races held in Parc de Saint Cloud, Paris and on 7 November they promoted a race between Paris and Rouen, covering a distance of 123 kilometres. The first prize was one thousand gold francs and a bicycle. The rules of the race said that the riders were not to be pulled by a dog or use sails. A total of 120 riders, including two women, participated in the race but just 32 finished within 24 hours. James Moore won, finishing 15 minutes ahead of Castera and Bobillier. The first woman, referred to as Miss America, finishing in 29th position - 12 hours and 10 minutes after Moore. The race was not held after the outbreak of Franco-Prussian War in 1870, but it later returned as an amateur race. The centenary was commemorated on 12 May 1969, and was won by Régis Delepine, who received the same prize as James Moore, one thousand gold francs equivalent to 50 Louis. (en)
- Parijs-Rouen was een Franse wielerwedstrijd tussen de Franse steden Parijs en Rouen. De wedstrijd werd onregelmatig georganiseerd tussen 1869 en 1978. In 1869 was het de allereerste wielerwedstrijd die tussen twee steden werd gereden. Deze eerste editie werd gewonnen door de in Parijs woonachtige Engelsman , die de 123 kilometer in 10 uur en 40 minuten aflegde. (nl)
- Paris-Rouen foi a primeira corrida de ciclismo cobrindo a distância entre duas cidades. Aconteceu entre as cidades de Paris e Rouen em 7 de novembro de 1869. O vencedor da corrida Paris-Rouen inaugural foi um inglês que vivia em Paris, James Moore, que percorreu os 123 quilômetros que que separam as cidades em 10 horas e 40 minutos, incluindo o tempo gasto caminhando com sua bicicleta em subidas de morros. (pt)
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- Paris–Rouen 1869 war das erste Rennen zwischen zwei Städten in der Geschichte des Radsports und gilt deshalb als Geburtsstunde des Straßenradsports. Es fand am 7. November 1869 statt und ging über 123 Kilometer. (de)
- La París-Rouen fue una carrera ciclista que unió las ciudades de París y Rouen. La primera edición se celebró en 1869, y la última en 2009. En 2010, la histórica prueba se dio por definitivamente terminada. Es considerada la primera carrera que recorrió una distancia entre dos ciudades. Hasta ese momento se habían disputado carreras cortas de 1200 m en el . (es)
- Le Paris-Rouen est une course cycliste sur route disputée en France, entre Paris et Rouen, et dont la première édition, qui a eu lieu le dimanche 7 novembre 1869, est considérée comme la première course cycliste d'endurance de ville à ville. D'autres éditions ont ensuite eu lieu depuis 1895. (fr)
- Parijs-Rouen was een Franse wielerwedstrijd tussen de Franse steden Parijs en Rouen. De wedstrijd werd onregelmatig georganiseerd tussen 1869 en 1978. In 1869 was het de allereerste wielerwedstrijd die tussen twee steden werd gereden. Deze eerste editie werd gewonnen door de in Parijs woonachtige Engelsman , die de 123 kilometer in 10 uur en 40 minuten aflegde. (nl)
- Paris-Rouen foi a primeira corrida de ciclismo cobrindo a distância entre duas cidades. Aconteceu entre as cidades de Paris e Rouen em 7 de novembro de 1869. O vencedor da corrida Paris-Rouen inaugural foi um inglês que vivia em Paris, James Moore, que percorreu os 123 quilômetros que que separam as cidades em 10 horas e 40 minutos, incluindo o tempo gasto caminhando com sua bicicleta em subidas de morros. (pt)
- Paris–Rouen was the first cycle race covering a distance between two cities. It was held between the cities of Paris and Rouen on 7 November 1869. The winner of the inaugural race was an Englishman living in Paris, James Moore, who rode the 123 kilometres dividing both cities in 10 hours and 40 minutes, including time spent walking his bicycle up the steeper hills. (en)
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