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[[Image:Im1932Bart-p49.jpg|thumb| 1891. [[George | [[Image:Im1932Bart-p49.jpg|thumb| 1891. [[George Pilkington Mills|G. P. Mills]] with [[P. Carlisle Wilson|P. C. Wilson]], [[A. Brundrett]], [[Rene de Knyff]], [[A. Lambert]], [[H. O. Duncan]], [[Felix Greville]], [[P. L. Renouf]], [[Lewis Stroud|L. Stroud]], [[Thomas Knox Holmes|Major Knox-Holmes]], [[Martin Diederich Rucker|M. D. Rucker]] and [[Captain de Bruno Holmes]]. ]] | ||
1891 May 22nd. The first Bordeaux to Paris cycle race held over 358 miles with 38 competitors of which five were English. Won by [[George Pilkington Mills|G. P. Mills]] and followed by [[M. A. Holbein]], [[Selwyn Edge|S. F. Edge]], and [[J. E. L. Bates]]. [[Poyntz Charles Twentyman|P. C. Twentyman]] also finished.<ref>The Standard (London, England), Monday, May 25, 1891</ref> | 1891 May 22nd. The first Bordeaux to Paris cycle race held over 358 miles with 38 competitors of which five were English. Won by [[George Pilkington Mills|G. P. Mills]] and followed by [[M. A. Holbein]], [[Selwyn Edge|S. F. Edge]], and [[J. E. L. Bates]]. [[Poyntz Charles Twentyman|P. C. Twentyman]] also finished.<ref>The Standard (London, England), Monday, May 25, 1891</ref> | ||
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1891 May 22nd. The first Bordeaux to Paris cycle race held over 358 miles with 38 competitors of which five were English. Won by G. P. Mills and followed by M. A. Holbein, S. F. Edge, and J. E. L. Bates. P. C. Twentyman also finished.[1]
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- ↑ The Standard (London, England), Monday, May 25, 1891