La Vie Claire
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La Vie Claire was a prominent French professional cycling team of the 1980s, known for its star-studded roster and innovative, Mondrian-inspired jersey design.
Statements (45)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
professional cycling team
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road cycling team → |
| activeInDecade |
1980s
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| associatedWith |
Bernard Tapie Sports
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| basedIn |
France
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| competedIn |
UCI professional road calendar
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| country |
France
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| discipline |
one-day races
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stage races → |
| era |
Hinault–LeMond rivalry era
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| hadNationalityMix |
French and American leaders
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| hadTeamLeader |
Bernard Hinault
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Greg LeMond → |
| jerseyColors |
black
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blue → red → white → yellow → |
| jerseyDesignInspiredBy |
Piet Mondrian
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| knownFor |
Mondrian-inspired jersey design
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innovative team structure → star-studded roster → |
| legacy |
iconic jersey regarded as one of the most famous in cycling history
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| notableAchievement |
domination of mid-1980s Tour de France
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popularization of clipless pedals in pro cycling → |
| notableRider |
Andy Hampsten
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Bernard Hinault → Greg LeMond → Jean-François Bernard → Niki Rüttimann → Phil Anderson → |
| sponsor |
Bernard Tapie
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La Vie Claire health food stores → Look → Reynolds → |
| sport |
road cycling
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| status |
defunct cycling team
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| style |
avant-garde visual identity for cycling
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| teamManager |
Paul Köchli
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| timePeriod |
mid-1980s
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| usedTechnology |
Look clipless pedals
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aerodynamic equipment → |
| wonRace |
Tour de France
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| wonRaceWithRider |
Tour de France 1985 with Bernard Hinault
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Tour de France 1986 with Greg LeMond → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Le Blaireau
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associatedWithTeam |
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Bernard Hinault
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team |