Lucien Buysse won the Tour de France in 1926. It was the longest Tour de France ever. Then the riders were given 5,745 kilometers for the wheels, or an average of 338 kilometers per stage.

A Lucien Buysse Committee has been set up to ensure that Lucien Buysse is never forgotten. Among other things, the committee was responsible for the realization of the statue in Wontergem, the birthplace of Buysse.

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Location: Deinze, Gent, East Flanders, Flanders, Belgium

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