On Sale 1961 Tour De France Map Poster [must See] [Az7No1Xv]

On Sale 1961 Tour De France Map Poster [must See] [Az7No1Xv]: A Timeless Tribute

Embrace the rich history of cycling with our On Sale 1961 Tour De France Map Poster [must See] [Az7No1Xv]. This original size poster, measuring approximately 18 x 24 inches, captures the essence of the legendary race that saw Jacques Anquetil claim his second victory. Anquetil and Andre Darrigade, both of the same team, dominated the race, with Darrigade securing the points competition. This poster is not just a piece of art; it's a testament to the passion and determination that define the Tour de France.

• Historical Significance: Celebrate the achievements of cycling legends like Jacques Anquetil and Andre Darrigade.
• Archival Quality: Our posters are designed to last, using fade-resistant inks on heavy, acid-free paper.

Product Specifications and Features

The On Sale 1961 Tour De France Map Poster [must See] [Az7No1Xv] is a detailed and accurate representation of the race. It includes all 21 stages, with one split stage, covering a total distance of 4397 kilometers (2732 miles), averaging 130.1 miles per stage. This poster offers a unique perspective into the route that has shaped cycling history.

• Stunning Detail: Experience the full scope of the 1961 Tour de France route.
• High-Quality Materials: Our fine art giclee prints are crafted using 100+ year fade-resistant inks on heavy, acid-free paper.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

This On Sale 1961 Tour De France Map Poster [must See] [Az7No1Xv] is perfect for any cycling enthusiast or history buff. Whether you're a collector, a cyclist, or simply appreciate the beauty of the sport, this poster adds a touch of elegance to any room. It's also an ideal gift for friends or family members who share your passion for cycling or history.

• Perfect Gift: Share the joy of cycling history with a meaningful gift.
• Decorative Appeal: Enhance the ambiance of your home or office with this artistic representation of the Tour de France.