What is the shortest/ smallest winning margin over the longest distance sporting event?

Has a race over 100km been won by a fraction of a second?
Has a race run over 2 weeks (eg Tour de France) been decided by a sprint finish on the last leg?

You get my drift here!!

Answers:
Yeah. That 1989 LeMond/Fignon TDF was the smallest margin of victory in tour history at 8 seconds and was decided by a time trial on the last day.
There have been lots of races over 100k that have been decided by less than 1 second. Most all pro one-day races are like 180k and up and many come down to a lunging sprint finish decided by the width of a tire at 55km/hr.
who you want to know about it
you research in Tour de France.
A few years back, Laurent Fignon lost the Tour de France on the very last day by 8 seconds to Greg Lamond.

Is that any good?
Check out the stats on the Tour de France in 1989

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