Tour de France 1984
GC Winner
Laurent Fignon
Panasonic-Raleigh
23
Stages
4,021
Total km
38.1
Avg km/h
54,059
Total Elev. m
5
Time Trials
Stage Profile Breakdown
11
Flat
48%
7
Mountain
30%
5
Time Trial
22%
All 23 Stages
| Stage | Date | Route | Dist. | Winner | Profile | Elev. | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | 29 Jun | Bondy → Saint-Denis | 5 km | Frank Hoste | Flat | 48.7 km/h | |
| Stage 2 | 30 Jun | Bobigny → Louvroil | 149 km | Marc Madiot | 948 m | 43.0 km/h | |
| Stage 3 | 1 Jul | Louvroil → Valenciennes | 250 km | Renault-Elf | 2,397 m | 35.7 km/h | |
| Stage 4 | 2 Jul | Valenciennes → Béthune | 51 km | Ferdi Van Den Haute | 331 m | 47.9 km/h | |
| Stage 5 | 2 Jul | Béthune → Cergy-Pontoise | 83 km | Paulo Ferreira | 428 m | 35.8 km/h | |
| Stage 6 | 3 Jul | Cergy-Pontoise → Alençon | 207 km | Frank Hoste | 1,843 m | 42.9 km/h | |
| Stage 7 | 4 Jul | Alençon → Le Mans | 202 km | Laurent Fignon | 1,822 m | 38.5 km/h | |
| Stage 8 | 5 Jul | Le Mans → Nantes | 67 km | Pascal Jules | 606 m | 45.9 km/h | |
| Stage 9 | 6 Jul | Nantes → Bordeaux | 192 km | Jan Raas | 1,277 m | 44.5 km/h | |
| Stage 10 | 7 Jul | Langon → Pau | 338 km | Eric Vanderaerden | 2,013 m | 35.0 km/h | |
| Stage 11 | 8 Jul | Pau → Guzet-Neige | 198 km | Robert Millar | 1,808 m | 40.8 km/h | |
| Stage 12 | 9 Jul | Saint-Girons → Blagnac | 227 km | Pascal Poisson | 4,500 m | 32.1 km/h | |
| Stage 13 | 10 Jul | Blagnac → Rodez | 111 km | Pierre-Henri Mentheour | 1,050 m | 41.7 km/h | |
| Stage 14 | 11 Jul | Rodez → Domaine du Rouret | 221 km | Fons De Wolf | 2,799 m | 36.4 km/h | |
| Stage 15 | 12 Jul | Domaine du Rouret → Grenoble | 228 km | Frédéric Vichot | 3,500 m | 37.8 km/h | |
| Stage 16 | 13 Jul | Les Echelles → La Ruchère | 242 km | Laurent Fignon | 3,500 m | 34.0 km/h | |
| Stage 17 | 15 Jul | Grenoble → L'Alpe-d'Huez | 22 km | Luis ''Lucho'' Herrera | 1,036 m | 31.3 km/h | |
| Stage 18 | 16 Jul | Bourg-d'Oisans → La Plagne | 151 km | Laurent Fignon | 5,473 m | 32.4 km/h | |
| Stage 19 | 17 Jul | Aime (La Plagne) → Morzine | 185 km | Angel Arroyo | 6,000 m | 29.8 km/h | |
| Stage 20 | 18 Jul | Morzine → Crans-Montana | 186 km | Laurent Fignon | 5,500 m | 29.7 km/h | |
| Stage 21 | 19 Jul | Crans-Montana → Villefranche-sur-Saône | 141 km | Frank Hoste | 3,484 m | 33.8 km/h | |
| Stage 22 | 20 Jul | Villié-Morgon → Villefranche-sur-Saône | 321 km | Laurent Fignon | 3,000 m | 33.9 km/h | |
| Stage 23 | 21 Jul | Pantin → Paris | 51 km | Eric Vanderaerden | 744 m | 45.5 km/h |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the 1984 Tour de France?
Laurent Fignon won the 1984 Tour de France general classification.
How many stages were in the 1984 Tour de France?
The 1984 Tour de France consisted of 23 stages.