List of teams and cyclists in the 1935 Tour de France

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As was the custom since 1930, the 1935 Tour de France was contested by national teams. Belgium, Italy, Spain, Germany and France each sent teams of 8 cyclists. Then there were the individuals: each country also sent four cyclists who rode as individuals, but could take over the place of another cyclists if they dropped out. Spain only sent three cyclists, and Swiss sent four individual cyclists even though they did not have a national team, so 23 individual cyclists were racing. Finally, there was the touriste-routiers category, in which 30 cyclists participated. [1] In total this made 93 cyclists. Split up by nationality, there were 41 French, 13 Italian, 12 Belgian, 12 German, 11 Spanish and 4 Swiss cyclists.

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The French team looked very strong, as it contained the three winners of the last five Tours, Antonin Magne, Georges Speicher and André Leducq, in addition to climber René Vietto and Maurice Archambaud, who had led the general classification for a long time in 1933. In addition, they had Roger Lapébie and Charles Pélissier riding as individuals, which meant that they could take the place of a French team member dropping out. [2]

Of the other teams, the Belgian and Italian teams seemed most likely to challenge the French. [2]

By team

By rider

Legend
No.Starting number worn by the rider during the Tour
Pos.Position in the general classification
DNFDenotes a rider who did not finish
No.NameNationalityTeamPos.Ref
1 Jean Aerts Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium29 [3]
2 Gustave Danneels Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [3]
3 Edgard De Caluwé Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [3]
4 Henri Garnier Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [3]
5 Louis Hardiquest Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [3]
6 Romain Maes Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium1 [3]
7 Jozef Moerenhout Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [3]
8 Félicien Vervaecke Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium3 [3]
9 Vasco Bergamaschi Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
10 Giuseppe Martano Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
11 Remo Bertoni Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
12 Raffaele di Paco Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
13 Francesco Camusso Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
14 Mario Cipriani Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
15 Adriano Vignoli Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
16 Luigi Giacobbe Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItalyDNF [3]
17 Fédérico Ezquerra Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
18 Mariano Cañardo Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
19 Vicente Trueba Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
20 Antonio Prior Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpain32 [3]
21 Emiliano Alvarez Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
22 Cipriano Elis Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
23 Salvador Cardona Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpain22 [3]
24 Isidro Figueras Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpainDNF [3]
25 Kurt Stöpel Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermanyDNF [3]
26 Oskar Thierbach Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany10 [3]
27 Willy Kutschbach Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany46 [3]
28 Georg Umbenhauer Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermanyDNF [3]
29 Otto Weckerling Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany42 [3]
30 Anton Hodey Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermanyDNF [3]
31 Emil Kijewski Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermanyDNF [3]
32 Karl Heide Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermanyDNF [3]
33 André Leducq Flag of France.svg FranceFrance17 [3]
34 Georges Speicher Flag of France.svg FranceFrance6 [3]
35 René Le Grevès Flag of France.svg FranceFrance15 [3]
36 Antonin Magne Flag of France.svg FranceFranceDNF [3]
37 Maurice Archambaud Flag of France.svg FranceFrance7 [3]
38 René Vietto Flag of France.svg FranceFrance8 [3]
39 Jules Merviel Flag of France.svg FranceFranceDNF [3]
40 René Debenne Flag of France.svg FranceFranceDNF [3]
51 Sylvère Maes Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium Individuals4 [3]
52 Antoon Dignef Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium Individuals20 [3]
53 Jules Lowie Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium Individuals5 [3]
54 François Neuville Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium IndividualsDNF [3]
55 Pietro Rimoldi Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItaly IndividualsDNF [3]
56 Ambrogio Morelli Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItaly Individuals2 [3]
57 Eugenio Gestri Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItaly IndividualsDNF [3]
58 Orlando Teani Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg ItalyItaly Individuals27 [3]
59 Demetrio Vicente Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpain IndividualsDNF [3]
60 Francisco Cepeda Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpain IndividualsDNF [3]
61 Vicente Bachero Flag of Spain.svg SpainSpain Individuals39 [3]
63 Ferdi Ickes Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany Individuals45 [3]
64 Bruno Roth Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany Individuals23 [3]
65 Georges Haendel Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany Individuals34 [3]
66 Georg Stach Flag of Germany (1933-1935).svg GermanyGermany IndividualsDNF [3]
67 Jean Fontenay Flag of France.svg FranceFrance Individuals25 [3]
68 Julien Moineau Flag of France.svg FranceFrance Individuals30 [3]
69 Roger Lapébie Flag of France.svg FranceFrance IndividualsDNF [3]
70 Charles Pélissier Flag of France.svg FranceFrance Individuals13 [3]
71 Leo Amberg Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland Individuals24 [3]
72 Fritz Hartmann Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland Individuals26 [3]
73 Alfred Bula Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland IndividualsDNF [3]
74 Kurt Stettler Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland Individuals40 [3]
101 Louis Thiétard Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier36 [3]
102 Oreste Bernardoni Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier35 [3]
103 Paul-René Corallini Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
104 Georges Lachat Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier38 [3]
105 Aimable Denhez Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
106 Arthur Debruycker Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
107 Honoré Granier Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier28 [3]
108 Benoît Faure Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier12 [3]
109 Sezny Leroux Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
110 Charles Berty Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier37 [3]
111 Clément Bistagne Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
112 Maurice Kraus Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
113 Joseph Mauclair Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier19 [3]
114 Fernand Fayolle Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier16 [3]
115 Maurice Pomarede Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
116 Dante Gianello Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier21 [3]
117 Georges Hubatz Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier44 [3]
118 Jean Philip Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
119 Pierre Cogan Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier11 [3]
120 Louis Halbourg Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
121 Manuel Garcia Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier41 [3]
122 Pierre Janvier Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
123 Gabriel Ruozzi Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier9 [3]
124 René Bernard Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier14 [3]
125 Pierre-Marie Cloarec Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier18 [3]
126 Roland Fleuret Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
127 Théodore Ladron Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier43 [3]
128 Paul Chocque Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier31 [3]
129 Robert Renonce Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routierDNF [3]
130 Aldo Bertocco Flag of France.svg FranceTouriste-routier33 [3]

By nationality

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References

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