As 'Tour De France' has never been released on a Kraftwerk album, there is no 'album version' from which to differentiate the 'edited versions'. The closest thing to a 'standard' edit is the 6.30 minute version - the 12" original version. 'Tour De France' has been released in three distinct issues up to now: the original version in the first half of 1983, a remix in late 1983 / early 1984 and the current CD single / 12" reissue, released in 1999. The following edits or mixes are known to have been used on the first issue:

The most unusual 7" single from the first issue is the German pressing, using the 3.05 minute version in German language on side A, the French version on side B. There is also a promo stickered version with PR sheet available.
All other international 7" pressings of the first issue use the same coupling: French-language 3.05 minute version on side A, 2.40 minute instrumental on side B. Up to now, pressings are known from England, France, Italy, The Netherlands and Spain. All use the same picture sleeve (shown above). In Portugal, the first-issue single was stickered in 1984 to promote the fact that 'Tour De France' had been used in the 'Breakdance' movie (in other countries, this was tried with the remix). No picture sleeves are available for the pressings from Australia and Ireland.

As with the 7" singles, the German 12" is unique as it has the 6.30 minute German-language version on side A and the French version on side B. There is a 12" with this tracklisting from Australia, but as it lists the remix of 'Tour De France' on the labels, it is likely this is a mispressing and was never intended to be released with this tracklisting.
All other international 12" pressings of the first issue use the same coupling: French-language 6.30 minute version on side A, 3.05 minute French-language edit version and 2.40 minute '2ieme etape' version on side B. Pressings are known from Brazil, England, France, The Netherlandsand Spain. As yet unconfirmed are the track details for the Italian issue.

Matters get a bit more complicated with the late 1983 / early 1984 remix of 'Tour De France'. By then, the promised album 'Techno Pop' hadn't been released, but it hadn't been cancelled either. Remixes of the single were made. Kraftwerk did a remix themselves, clocking in at 6.44 minutes, recorded with German and French lyrics. Francois Kevorkian was commissioned to do a remix of 'Tour De France' also - resulting in a 6.47 version, of which only a French-language recording is known. These mixes were released around the world starting at the end of 1983, though in a very uncoordinated fashion. Then, 7" edits were made from both Franch-language remixes around the world, resulting in a myriad of edit versions:

For the 12" remix singles, matters are complicated. The German version of the 6.44 minute Kraftwerk remix is rather hard to come by, due to EMI Germany producing a run of mispressed 12"'s: there is one pressing actually featuring this mix, indistinguishable from the original issues, but playing the German and French language versions of the remix. Only a glance at the matrix number in the run-out groove helps: original 6.30 minute issues end with ...A2 on side A, ...B3 on side B. The 6.44 remix issue has A3/B4 respectively. Both come in the same cover detailing the 6.30 minute versions. EMI Germany manufactured a proper remix 12" then, sleeve crediting the German language 6.44 remix on side B, but again it was mispressed. All pressings of this remix 12" have the French language version on side B. Other pressings featuring the 6.44 German language remix come from Australia and France.

In Australia, two pressings were released: one with the catalogue number 'ED 85' playing both 6.44 minute remixes (and with purple instead of red lower right cover edge) and 'ED 90' additionally featuring the 6.47 minute Kevorkian remix. There is also a cassette single version of this release, TC-ED-90.
A nice variation is the Mexican 12" with additional Spanish title. The 6.44 minute French language remix, 6.47 minute Kevorkian remix and original version 3.05 edit are to be found on the pressings from England, New_Zealand and Colombia - the latter without picture sleeve. US and Canadian pressings omit the 3.05 minute edit version.

1999 finally saw a proper Compact Disc release of 'Tour De France'. Just why it took so long or why in 1999 - Kraftwerk remained silent. But at least collectors were satisfied - although the single was re-released in Germany only. EMI issued a CD single (3.05 minute original version edit, 6.44 minute French language remix, 6.47 minute Kevorkian remix and a computer playable video of the original 3.05 minute edit), a 12" single with picture sleeve (6.44 minute French language remix and 6.47 minute Kevorkian remix) and a very nice promo CD single in a 7" colour folder with promo text and CD mounted on the inside. This promo CD does not feature the video track. Interestingly, Kraftwerk chose to remove the heads of now-departed members Karl Bartos and Wolfgang Flür and replace them with 'anonymous' heads (maybe they are meant to depict Henning Schmitz and Fritz Hilpert, now regarded as members of Kraftwerk).