List of teams and cyclists in the 1939 Tour de France

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Italy, Germany and Spain did not send teams to the 1939 Tour de France. [1] The Tour organisation were short on participating cyclists, because of this. To solve the problem, they allowed Belgium to send two teams, and France to send four additional regional teams. [2]

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The French cyclists had been successful in the 1930s, but their Tour winners were absent in 1939: 1930 and 1932 winner André Leducq had retired in 1938, as had 1931 and 1934 winner Antonin Magne; 1933 winner Georges Speicher did not ride, and 1937 winner Roger Lapébie was injured. This all made the Belgian team favourite. [3]

By team

By rider

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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 Sylvère Maes Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium1 [4]
2 Félicien Vervaecke Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [4]
3 Edward Vissers Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium5 [4]
4 Marcel Kint Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium34 [4]
5 Lucien Storme Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [4]
6 Albert Hendrickx Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium26 [4]
7 François Neuville Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium27 [4]
8 Romain Maes Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgiumDNF [4]
9 Karl Litschi Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerlandDNF [4]
10 Werner Jaisli Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerlandDNF [4]
11 Josef Wagner Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland30 [4]
12 Walter Gross Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerlandDNF [4]
13 Théo Perret Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland41 [4]
14 Karl Wyss Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerlandDNF [4]
15 Ettore Maestranzi Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerlandDNF [4]
16 René Pedroli Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg SwitzerlandSwitzerland44 [4]
17 Jean Majerus Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg LuxembourgDNF [4]
18 Pierre Clemens Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg Luxembourg20 [4]
19 Mathias Clemens Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg Luxembourg4 [4]
20 François Neuens Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg Luxembourg42 [4]
21 Arsène Mersch Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg LuxembourgDNF [4]
22 Grégoire Leisen Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg LuxembourgDNF [4]
23 Christophe Didier Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg Luxembourg18 [4]
24 Lucien Bidinger Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg LuxembourgDNF [4]
25 Albert van Schendel Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands15 [4]
26 Antoon van Schendel Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands38 [4]
27 Janus Hellemons Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands46 [4]
28 Jan Lambrichs Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands8 [4]
29 Jozef Dominicus Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands39 [4]
30 Jan Gommers Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlandsDNF [4]
31 André de Korver Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlands28 [4]
32 Hubert Sijen Flag of the Netherlands.svg NetherlandsNetherlandsDNF [4]
33 Auguste Mallet Flag of France.svg FranceFrance13 [4]
34 Georges Naisse Flag of France.svg FranceFrance19 [4]
35 Lucien Le Guével Flag of France.svg FranceFrance35 [4]
36 Victor Cosson Flag of France.svg FranceFrance25 [4]
37 Sylvain Marcaillou Flag of France.svg FranceFrance6 [4]
38 Pierre Jaminet Flag of France.svg FranceFranceDNF [4]
39 Dante Gianello Flag of France.svg FranceFrance11 [4]
40 Raymond Louviot Flag of France.svg FranceFrance29 [4]
41 Albertin Disseaux Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium B7 [4]
42 Jules Lowie Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium BDNF [4]
43 Lucien Vlaemynck Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium B3 [4]
44 Albert Ritserveldt Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium B9 [4]
45 Éloi Meulenberg Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium BDNF [4]
46 Cyriel Vanoverberghe Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium B10 [4]
47 Albert Perikel Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium B21 [4]
48 Edmond Delathouwer Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumBelgium BDNF [4]
49 Maurice Archambaud Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de France14 [4]
50 Fernand Mithouard Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de FranceDNF [4]
51 Louis Thiétard Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de France17 [4]
52 Pierre Gallien Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de France16 [4]
53 Gabriel Dubois Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de FranceDNF [4]
54 Amédée Fournier Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de France47 [4]
55 Roger Bailleux Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de FranceDNF [4]
56 Victor Codron Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – North-East/Île de France40 [4]
57 René Le Grevès Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – West45 [4]
58 Pierre Cloarec Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – West31 [4]
59 Christophe Taëron Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – WestDNF [4]
60 Jean Fontenay Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – West43 [4]
61 Armand Le Moal Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – West49 [4]
62 Yvan Marie Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – WestDNF [4]
63 Albert Goutal Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – WestDNF [4]
64 Eloi Tassin Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – West32 [4]
65 Paul Maye Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
66 Jean Fréchaut Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
67 Gérard Virol Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
68 Edmond Pagès Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-West23 [4]
69 André Bramard Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
70 Joffre Daran Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
71 François Garcia Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-WestDNF [4]
72 Raymond Passat Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-West12 [4]
73 Oreste Bernardoni Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East24 [4]
74 René Vietto Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East2 [4]
75 Charles Berty Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East33 [4]
76 Joseph Soffietti Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East48 [4]
77 Gabriel Bouffier Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-EastDNF [4]
78 Trino Yelamos Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East36 [4]
79 Fabien Galateau Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East22 [4]
80 Joseph Aureille Flag of France.svg FranceFrance – South-East37 [4]

By nationality

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References

  1. ↑ Bowen, Wayne H (2006). Spain during World War II . University of Missouri Press. p.  152. ISBN   0826216587 . Retrieved 10 January 2015.
  2. ↑ James, Tom (15 August 2003). "1939: "Le Roi René" and the regionals". VeloArchive. Retrieved 10 January 2015.
  3. ↑ McGann, Bill; McGann, Carol (2006). The Story of the Tour De France. Dog Ear Publishing. pp. 144–147. ISBN   978-1598581805 . Retrieved 10 January 2015.
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