Did you know that the 1940 Tour de France actually took place. on Radio Londres, that it was Yves Mourousi who had the idea of ​​the arrival on the Champs-Elysées or that, from its second edition in 1904, the Grande Boucle almost disappeared, a victim of its success? This is what these hundred stories tell, among other things, told by the greatest writers in cycling. The anecdote rubs shoulders with the legend, the exploits of a day alongside those of the greatest champions. Because the Tour de France is even more than the biggest cycling race in the world. It is a piece of French heritage, a part of world history, which we visit on the occasion of the 100th edition of the Tour de France with these hundred stories illustrated by the magnificent photos of L'Équipe. One hundred stories for one hundred days which made the history of the Tour.