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Lorraine. André Wilhelm, Hired on the Tour De France 1969: "Accepting to Run for the Red Lantern, It Was Stupid"
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Distinguished in the 1969 Tour de France classification, André Wilhelm had been pushed to finish last by his team. Fifty-six years later, he regretted it. But he was comforted that he had always "run in clear water". At 82, the Sarrebourgeois still had health. Interview.
Distinguished in the 1969 Tour de France classification, André Wilhelm had been pushed to finish last by his team. Fifty-six years later, he regretted it. But he was comforted that he had always "run in clear water". At 82, the Sarrebourgeois still had health. Interview.
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