List of teams and cyclists in the 1910 Tour de France

Last updated March 01, 2023

In 1909, although cyclists were able to register for the Tour with a sponsor, they were still considered to be riding as individuals. In the 1910 Tour de France, they competed for the first time in teams.^[1]

The cyclists were not so enthusiastic about the inclusion of the Pyrenées, and there were less participants: 110 instead of 150 in 1909.^[2] There were three teams with 10 cyclists each, including all the favourites for the overall victory: Alcyon, Le Globe and Legnano. The French team "La Française" decided not to join, but allowed their cyclists to ride for the Italian Legnano team.^[3] The other 80 cyclists rode as individuals, this was called the "isolés" category.^[4]

Cyclists

By starting number

Legend
No.	Starting number worn by the rider during the Tour
Pos.	Position in the general classification
DNF	Denotes a rider who did not finish

No.	Name	Nationality	Team	Pos.	Ref
1	François Faber	Luxembourg	Alcyon	2	^[5]
2	Gustave Garrigou	France	Alcyon	3	^[5]
3	Louis Trousselier	France	Alcyon	DNF	^[5]
4	Octave Lapize	France	Alcyon	1	^[5]
5	André Blaise	Belgium	Alcyon	8	^[5]
6	Cyrille van Hauwaert	Belgium	Alcyon	4	^[5]
7	Marcel Godivier	France	Alcyon	DNF	^[5]
8	Georges Cadolle	France	Alcyon	DNF	^[5]
9	Édouard Léonard	France	Alcyon	DNF	^[5]
10	Aldo Bettini	Italy	Alcyon	10	^[5]
11	Lucien Mazan	France	Legnano	DNF	^[5]
12	Maurice Brocco	France	Legnano	DNF	^[5]
13	Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq	France	Legnano	DNF	^[5]
14	Maurice Decaup	France	Legnano	29	^[5]
15	Émile Georget	France	Legnano	DNF	^[5]
16	Constant Ménager	France	Legnano	18	^[5]
17	Pierino Albini	Italy	Legnano	11	^[5]
18	Ernesto Azzini	Italy	Legnano	13	^[5]
19	Luigi Azzini	Italy	Legnano	17	^[5]
20	Lauro Bordin	Italy	Legnano	DNF	^[5]
21	Omer Beaugendre	France	Le Globe	DNF	^[5]
22	Henri Cornet	France	Le Globe	16	^[5]
23	Georges Paulmier	France	Le Globe	12	^[5]
24	Alphonse Charpiot	France	Le Globe	DNF	^[5]
25	Julien Maitron	France	Le Globe	9	^[5]
26	Léon Lannoy	France	Le Globe	DNF	^[5]
27	Jules Deloffre	France	Le Globe	15	^[5]
28	Frédéric Saillot	France	Le Globe	20	^[5]
29	Charles Crupelandt	France	Le Globe	6	^[5]
30	Maurice Loit	France	Le Globe	DNF	^[5]
101	Louis Bonino	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
102	Joseph Leblanc	France	Lone rider	22	^[5]
103	Augustin Ringeval	France	Lone rider	19	^[5]
104	Paul Amiot	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
105	Noël Combelles	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
109	Lucien Roquebert	France	Lone rider	34	^[5]
110	Charles Pavese	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
111	François Lafourcade	France	Lone rider	14	^[5]
112	Lucien Leman	France	Lone rider	30	^[5]
113	Charles Cruchon	France	Lone rider	5	^[5]
114	Louis Faudon	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
115	Emile Lamboeuf	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
116	Eugène Leroy	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
118	Ernest Paul	France	Lone rider	7	^[5]
119	Pierre Privat	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
120	Paul Coppens	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
122	Pierre Bordigoni	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
123	Gabriel Mathonat	France	Lone rider	31	^[5]
125	Joseph Habierre	France	Lone rider	24	^[5]
126	Louis Picard	France	Lone rider	40	^[5]
127	Robert Charpentier	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
128	Jean Riou	France	Lone rider	25	^[5]
129	Georges Fleury	France	Lone rider	23	^[5]
131	Emile Lamy	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
133	Raphaël Galiero	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
134	Paul Boillat	Switzerland	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
135	Eugène Merville	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
138	Achille Viollet	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
139	Emile Abbeg	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
141	Louis Jouin	France	Lone rider	38	^[5]
142	Frédéric Vaillant	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
143	Henri Ory	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
144	Georges Devilly	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
145	Auguste Dufour	France	Lone rider	37	^[5]
146	Eugène Moura	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
147	René Chaude	France	Lone rider	39	^[5]
148	Pierre Le Floch	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
149	Pierre Desvages	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
150	Pietro Ghislotti	Italy	Lone rider	33	^[5]
151	Albert Cognat	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
153	Emile Godard	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
154	Pierre Delplace	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
155	Vicente Blanco	Spain	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
157	Charles Clodi	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
158	Albert Baudet	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
159	Amédée Dutiron	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
160	Henri Alavoine	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
161	Georges Wagner	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
162	Adrien Melaye	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
163	Constant Collet	France	Lone rider	41	^[5]
164	Jean Perruca	Switzerland	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
166	Louis Pennequin	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
167	François Picolot	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
168	Robert Jeannet	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
169	Emile Besnier	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
171	Albert Guillot	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
172	Jules Defrance	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
174	Adrien Heloin	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
175	Edmond Héliot	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
176	Georges Pasquier	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
177	Jean Bouillet	France	Lone rider	27	^[5]
179	Célestin Guillermoz	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
182	André Kuhm	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
183	Auguste Guyon	France	Lone rider	26	^[5]
184	Georges Cauvry	France	Lone rider	36	^[5]
186	Joseph Wiringer	Belgium	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
188	Camille Bière	France	Lone rider	35	^[5]
189	Robert Chopard	Switzerland	Lone rider	32	^[5]
190	Adolphe Hélière	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
191	Raymond Didier	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
192	Alexandre Rambaudi	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
194	Maurice Pardon	France	Lone rider	21	^[5]
196	Lucien Pothier	France	Lone rider	28	^[5]
197	Pierino Fiore	Italy	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
198	René Bartholet	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
200	André Herbelin	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
201	Charles Dumont	Switzerland	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
202	Octave Doury	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
203	Jean-Baptiste Camdessoucens	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]
206	Antoine Wattelier	France	Lone rider	DNF	^[5]

By nationality

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References

↑ Thompson, Christopher S. (2006). The Tour de France: a cultural history. University of California Press. p. 36. ISBN 0-520-24760-4 . Retrieved 13 January 2015.
↑ Amels, Wim (1984). De geschiedenis van de Tour de France 1903–1984 (in Dutch). Sport-Express. pp. 15–16. ISBN 90-70763-05-2.
↑ "De Ronde van Frankrijk – 5000 km, 25.000 fr prijzen". De Poperinghenaar (in Dutch). 26 June 1910. Retrieved 13 January 2015.
↑ "8ème Tour de France 1910" (in French). Memoire du cyclisme. Archived from the original on 24 January 2012. Retrieved 13 January 2015.
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[1] Thompson, Christopher S. (2006). The Tour de France: a cultural history. University of California Press. p. 36. ISBN 0-520-24760-4 . Retrieved 13 January 2015.

[Amels-2] Amels, Wim (1984). De geschiedenis van de Tour de France 1903–1984 (in Dutch). Sport-Express. pp. 15–16. ISBN 90-70763-05-2.

[3] "De Ronde van Frankrijk – 5000 km, 25.000 fr prijzen". De Poperinghenaar (in Dutch). 26 June 1910. Retrieved 13 January 2015.

[mdc1910-4] "8ème Tour de France 1910" (in French). Memoire du cyclisme. Archived from the original on 24 January 2012. Retrieved 13 January 2015.

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