Tom Simpson
Tom Simpson was a British professional cyclist who gained fame for his achievements in the 1960s, including a stage win in the Tour de France and a reputation as a fierce competitor. He tragically died during the 1967 Tour while climbing Mont Ventoux, a loss that shocked the cycling community and raised awareness about the dangers of doping in sports.
Born on Aug 30, 1937 (88 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Tom Simpson is from Natural England and discusses the restoration of nature in the area.
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Slovenia:
Tom Simpson was a British cyclist who tragically collapsed and died during a race on Mont Ventoux in 1967.
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Denmark:
Tom Simpson was a pioneering cyclist who tragically died during the Tour de France in 1967 due to doping-related issues.
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Switzerland:
Tom Simpson, the world champion of 1965, tragically died on the slopes of Mont Ventoux during the Tour de France in 1967.
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Luxembourg:
Tom Simpson was a British cyclist who tragically died in 1967 on Mont Ventoux.
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United Kingdom:
Simpson is remembered for his legacy in the Tour de France.
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United Kingdom:
Tom Simpson was a friend and rival of Barry Hoban, whose death deeply affected Hoban during his first Tour stage victory.
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Italy:
Tom Simpson is remembered by Franco Balmamion as a good and generous person who tragically died during a race.
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