List of teams and cyclists in the 1969 Tour de France

Last updated March 26, 2023

For the 1969 Tour de France, Eddy Merckx had been removed from the 1969 Giro d'Italia in leading position because of a positive doping result, and was initially not allowed to join, but his suspension was later lifted.^[1] The Tour started with the following 13 teams, each with 10 cyclists:^[1]

Start list

By team

Bic
No.	Rider	Pos.
1	Jan Janssen (NED)	10
2	Lucien Aimar (FRA)	30
3	Gilbert Bellone (FRA)	45
4	Roland Berland (FRA)	53
5	Serge Bolley (FRA)	DNF
6	Charly Grosskost (FRA)	DNF
7	Anatole Novak (FRA)	DNF
8	José Pérez Francés (ESP)	DNF
9	José Samyn (FRA)	DNF
10	Michael Wright (GBR)	71

Mann–Grundig
No.	Rider	Pos.
11	Roger Cooreman (BEL)	84
12	Ronald De Witte (BEL)	DNF
13	Jos Huysmans (BEL)	DNF
14	Paul In 't Ven (BEL)	75
15	Willy In 't Ven (BEL)	DNF
16	Georges Pintens (BEL)	DNF
17	André Poppe (BEL)	33
18	Roger Rosiers (BEL)	DNF
19	Willy Van Neste (BEL)	DNF
20	Herman Van Springel (BEL)	18

Peugeot–BP–Michelin
No.	Rider	Pos.
21	André Bayssière (FRA)	31
22	Robert Bouloux (FRA)	55
23	Ferdinand Bracke (BEL)	57
24	Raymond Delisle (FRA)	37
25	Jean Dumont (FRA)	16
26	Gerben Karstens (NED)	65
27	Désiré Letort (FRA)	9
28	Willy Monty (BEL)	DNF
29	Roger Pingeon (FRA)	2
30	Christian Raymond (FRA)	42

Kas–Kaskol
No.	Rider	Pos.
31	Eduardo Castelló (ESP)	19
32	Francisco Galdós (ESP)	21
33	Andrés Gandarias (ESP)	5
34	Antonio Gómez del Moral (ESP)	DNF
35	José Gómez (ESP)	58
36	Aurelio González Puente (ESP)	DNF
37	Nemesio Jiménez (ESP)	61
38	Santiago Lazcano (ESP)	41
39	Gabriel Mascaró Febrer (ESP)	DNF
40	Gregorio San Miguel (ESP)	DNF

Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger
No.	Rider	Pos.
41	Michel Coulon (BEL)	74
42	Wilfried David (BEL)	27
43	Marc De Block (BEL)	82
44	Jaak De Boever (BEL)	60
45	Roger De Vlaeminck (BEL)	DNF
46	Eric Leman (BEL)	79
47	Pol Mahieu (BEL)	DNF
48	Jean Monteyne (BEL)	DNF
49	Pieter Nassen (BEL)	DNF
50	Noël Van Clooster (BEL)	DNF

Faema
No.	Rider	Pos.
51	Eddy Merckx (BEL)	1
52	Frans Mintjens (BEL)	76
53	Guido Reybrouck (BEL)	77
54	Pietro Scandelli (ITA)	59
55	Jozef Spruyt (BEL)	28
56	Julien Stevens (BEL)	72
57	Roger Swerts (BEL)	44
58	Georges Vandenberghe (BEL)	56
59	Martin Van Den Bossche (BEL)	23
60	Victor Van Schil (BEL)	29

Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber
No.	Rider	Pos.
61	Stéphane Abrahamian (FRA)	34
62	José Catieau (FRA)	66
63	Édouard Delberghe (FRA)	70
64	Roger Gilson (LUX)	DNF
65	Bernard Guyot (FRA)	50
66	Yves Ravaleu (FRA)	DNF
67	Jean-Claude Theillière (FRA)	13
68	Lucien Van Impe (BEL)	12
69	André Wilhelm (FRA)	86
70	André Zimmermann (FRA)	26

Mercier–BP–Hutchinson
No.	Rider	Pos.
71	Eddy Beugels (NED)	83
72	Georges Chappe (FRA)	DNF
73	Jean-Pierre Genet (FRA)	68
74	Barry Hoban (GBR)	67
75	Edward Janssens (BEL)	40
76	Bernard Labourdette (FRA)	25
77	Paul Lemeteyer (FRA)	DNF
78	Raymond Poulidor (FRA)	3
79	Raymond Riotte (FRA)	80
80	Jean Vidament (FRA)	48

Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber
No.	Rider	Pos.
81	Joaquim Agostinho (POR)	8
82	Jean-Louis Bodin (FRA)	62
83	Paul Gutty (FRA)	17
84	Derek Harrison (GBR)	32
85	Maurice Izier (FRA)	35
86	Jean Jourden (FRA)	DNF
87	Jean-Claude Lebaube (FRA)	46
88	Pierre Matignon (FRA)	85
89	Willy Planckaert (BEL)	DNF
90	Francis Rigon (FRA)	54

Willem II–Gazelle
No.	Rider	Pos.
91	Evert Dolman (NED)	49
92	Cees Haast (NED)	63
93	Henk Nijdam (NED)	DNF
94	Harm Ottenbros (NED)	78
95	René Pijnen (NED)	DNF
96	Leen Poortvliet (NED)	DNF
97	Jozef Timmermann (BEL)	DNF
98	Juul Van Der Flaas (BEL)	64
99	Rik Van Looy (BEL)	DNF
100	Marinus Wagtmans (NED)	6

Fagor
No.	Rider	Pos.
101	Mariano Díaz (ESP)	DNF
102	Francisco Gabica (ESP)	24
103	Joaquim Galera (ESP)	11
104	Manuel Galera (ESP)	47
105	José Manuel López (ESP)	22
106	Ramón Mendiburu (ESP)	DNF
107	José Antonio Momeñe (ESP)	DNF
108	Luis Ocaña (ESP)	DNF
109	Domingo Perurena (ESP)	38
110	Luis Pedro Santamarina (ESP)	DNF

Molteni
No.	Rider	Pos.
111	Mario Anni (ITA)	69
112	Marino Basso (ITA)	DNF
113	Giannino Bianco (ITA)	DNF
114	Michele Dancelli (ITA)	20
115	Sigfrido Fontanelli (ITA)	DNF
116	Giancarlo Polidori (ITA)	DNF
117	Giacinto Santambrogio (ITA)	73
118	Edy Schütz (LUX)	15
119	Guerrino Tosello (ITA)	DNF
120	Pierfranco Vianelli (ITA)	7

Salvarani
No.	Rider	Pos.
121	Rudi Altig (FRG)	DNF
122	Franco Balmamion (ITA)	39
123	Lino Carletto (ITA)	DNF
124	Giancarlo Ferretti (ITA)	43
125	Felice Gimondi (ITA)	4
126	Pietro Guerra (ITA)	81
127	Wladimiro Panizza (ITA)	14
128	Wilfried Peffgen (FRG)	52
129	Roberto Poggiali (ITA)	51
130	Dino Zandegù (ITA)	36

By rider

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	Jan Janssen	Netherlands	Bic	10	^[2]
2	Lucien Aimar	France	Bic	30	^[2]
3	Gilbert Bellone	France	Bic	45	^[2]
4	Roland Berland	France	Bic	53	^[2]
5	Serge Bolley	France	Bic	DNF	^[2]
6	Charly Grosskost	France	Bic	DNF	^[2]
7	Anatole Novak	France	Bic	DNF	^[2]
8	José Pérez Francés	Spain	Bic	DNF	^[2]
9	José Samyn	France	Bic	DNF	^[2]
10	Michael Wright	Great Britain	Bic	71	^[2]
11	Roger Cooreman	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	84	^[2]
12	Ronald De Witte	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
13	Jos Huysmans	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
14	Paul In 't Ven	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	75	^[2]
15	Willy In 't Ven	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
16	Georges Pintens	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
17	André Poppe	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	33	^[2]
18	Roger Rosiers	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
19	Willy Van Neste	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	DNF	^[2]
20	Herman Van Springel	Belgium	Mann–Grundig	18	^[2]
21	André Bayssière	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	31	^[2]
22	Robert Bouloux	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	55	^[2]
23	Ferdinand Bracke	Belgium	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	57	^[2]
24	Raymond Delisle	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	37	^[2]
25	Jean Dumont	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	16	^[2]
26	Gerben Karstens	Netherlands	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	65	^[2]
27	Désiré Letort	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	9	^[2]
28	Willy Monty	Belgium	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	DNF	^[2]
29	Roger Pingeon	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	2	^[2]
30	Christian Raymond	France	Peugeot–BP–Michelin	42	^[2]
31	Eduardo Castelló	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	19	^[2]
32	Francisco Galdós	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	21	^[2]
33	Andrés Gandarias	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	5	^[2]
34	Antonio Gómez del Moral	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	DNF	^[2]
35	José Gómez	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	58	^[2]
36	Aurelio González Puente	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	DNF	^[2]
37	Nemesio Jiménez	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	61	^[2]
38	Santiago Lazcano	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	41	^[2]
39	Gabriel Mascaró Febrer	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	DNF	^[2]
40	Gregorio San Miguel	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	DNF	^[2]
41	Michel Coulon	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	74	^[2]
42	Wilfried David	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	27	^[2]
43	Marc De Block	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	82	^[2]
44	Jaak De Boever	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	60	^[2]
45	Roger De Vlaeminck	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	DNF	^[2]
46	Eric Leman	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	79	^[2]
47	Pol Mahieu	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	DNF	^[2]
48	Jean Monteyne	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	DNF	^[2]
49	Pieter Nassen	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	DNF	^[2]
50	Noël Van Clooster	Belgium	Flandria–De Clerck–Krüger	DNF	^[2]
51	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Faema	1	^[2]
52	Frans Mintjens	Belgium	Faema	76	^[2]
53	Guido Reybrouck	Belgium	Faema	77	^[2]
54	Pietro Scandelli	Italy	Faema	59	^[2]
55	Jozef Spruyt	Belgium	Faema	28	^[2]
56	Julien Stevens	Belgium	Faema	72	^[2]
57	Roger Swerts	Belgium	Faema	44	^[2]
58	Georges Vandenberghe	Belgium	Faema	56	^[2]
59	Martin Van Den Bossche	Belgium	Faema	23	^[2]
60	Victor Van Schil	Belgium	Faema	29	^[2]
61	Stéphane Abrahamian	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	34	^[2]
62	José Catieau	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	66	^[2]
63	Édouard Delberghe	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	70	^[2]
64	Roger Gilson	Luxembourg	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	DNF	^[2]
65	Bernard Guyot	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	50	^[2]
66	Yves Ravaleu	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	DNF	^[2]
67	Jean-Claude Theillière	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	13	^[2]
68	Lucien Van Impe	Belgium	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	12	^[2]
69	André Wilhelm	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	86	^[2]
70	André Zimmermann	France	Sonolor–Lejeune–Wolber	26	^[2]
71	Eddy Beugels	Netherlands	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	83	^[2]
72	Georges Chappe	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	DNF	^[2]
73	Jean-Pierre Genet	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	68	^[2]
74	Barry Hoban	Great Britain	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	67	^[2]
75	Edward Janssens	Belgium	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	40	^[2]
76	Bernard Labourdette	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	25	^[2]
77	Paul Lemeteyer	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	DNF	^[2]
78	Raymond Poulidor	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	3	^[2]
79	Raymond Riotte	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	80	^[2]
80	Jean Vidament	France	Mercier–BP–Hutchinson	48	^[2]
81	Joaquim Agostinho	Portugal	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	8	^[2]
82	Jean-Louis Bodin	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	62	^[2]
83	Paul Gutty	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	17	^[2]
84	Derek Harrison	Great Britain	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	32	^[2]
85	Maurice Izier	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	35	^[2]
86	Jean Jourden	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	DNF	^[2]
87	Jean-Claude Lebaube	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	46	^[2]
88	Pierre Matignon	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	85	^[2]
89	Willy Planckaert	Belgium	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	DNF	^[2]
90	Francis Rigon	France	Frimatic–de Gribaldy–Viva–Wolber	54	^[2]
91	Evert Dolman	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	49	^[2]
92	Cees Haast	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	63	^[2]
93	Henk Nijdam	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	DNF	^[2]
94	Harm Ottenbros	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	78	^[2]
95	René Pijnen	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	DNF	^[2]
96	Leen Poortvliet	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	DNF	^[2]
97	Jozef Timmermann	Belgium	Willem II–Gazelle	DNF	^[2]
98	Jules Van Der Flaas	Belgium	Willem II–Gazelle	64	^[2]
99	Rik Van Looy	Belgium	Willem II–Gazelle	DNF	^[2]
100	Marinus Wagtmans	Netherlands	Willem II–Gazelle	6	^[2]
101	Mariano Díaz	Spain	Fagor	DNF	^[2]
102	Francisco Gabica	Spain	Fagor	24	^[2]
103	Joaquim Galera	Spain	Fagor	11	^[2]
104	Manuel Galera	Spain	Fagor	47	^[2]
105	José Manuel López	Spain	Fagor	22	^[2]
106	Ramón Mendiburu	Spain	Fagor	DNF	^[2]
107	José Antonio Momeñe	Spain	Fagor	DNF	^[2]
108	Luis Ocaña	Spain	Fagor	DNF	^[2]
109	Domingo Perurena	Spain	Fagor	38	^[2]
110	Luis Pedro Santamarina	Spain	Fagor	DNF	^[2]
111	Mario Anni	Italy	Molteni	69	^[2]
112	Marino Basso	Italy	Molteni	DNF	^[2]
113	Giannino Bianco	Italy	Molteni	DNF	^[2]
114	Michele Dancelli	Italy	Molteni	20	^[2]
115	Sigfrido Fontanelli	Italy	Molteni	DNF	^[2]
116	Giancarlo Polidori	Italy	Molteni	DNF	^[2]
117	Giacinto Santambrogio	Italy	Molteni	73	^[2]
118	Edy Schütz	Luxembourg	Molteni	15	^[2]
119	Guerrino Tosello	Italy	Molteni	DNF	^[2]
120	Pierfranco Vianelli	Italy	Molteni	7	^[2]
121	Rudi Altig	West Germany	Salvarani	DNF	^[2]
122	Franco Balmamion	Italy	Salvarani	39	^[2]
123	Lino Carletto	Italy	Salvarani	DNF	^[2]
124	Giancarlo Ferretti	Italy	Salvarani	43	^[2]
125	Felice Gimondi	Italy	Salvarani	4	^[2]
126	Pietro Guerra	Italy	Salvarani	81	^[2]
127	Wladimiro Panizza	Italy	Salvarani	14	^[2]
128	Wilfried Peffgen	West Germany	Salvarani	52	^[2]
129	Roberto Poggiali	Italy	Salvarani	51	^[2]
130	Dino Zandegù	Italy	Salvarani	36	^[2]

By nationality

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