List of teams and cyclists in the 1939 Tour de France

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]

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 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	Sylvère Maes	Belgium	Belgium	1	^[4]
2	Félicien Vervaecke	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
3	Edward Vissers	Belgium	Belgium	5	^[4]
4	Marcel Kint	Belgium	Belgium	34	^[4]
5	Lucien Storme	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
6	Albert Hendrickx	Belgium	Belgium	26	^[4]
7	François Neuville	Belgium	Belgium	27	^[4]
8	Romain Maes	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
9	Karl Litschi	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
10	Werner Jaisli	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
11	Josef Wagner	Switzerland	Switzerland	30	^[4]
12	Walter Gross	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
13	Théo Perret	Switzerland	Switzerland	41	^[4]
14	Karl Wyss	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
15	Ettore Maestranzi	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
16	René Pedroli	Switzerland	Switzerland	44	^[4]
17	Jean Majerus	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
18	Pierre Clemens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	20	^[4]
19	Mathias Clemens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	4	^[4]
20	François Neuens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	42	^[4]
21	Arsène Mersch	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
22	Grégoire Leisen	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
23	Christophe Didier	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	18	^[4]
24	Lucien Bidinger	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
25	Albert van Schendel	Netherlands	Netherlands	15	^[4]
26	Antoon van Schendel	Netherlands	Netherlands	38	^[4]
27	Janus Hellemons	Netherlands	Netherlands	46	^[4]
28	Jan Lambrichs	Netherlands	Netherlands	8	^[4]
29	Jozef Dominicus	Netherlands	Netherlands	39	^[4]
30	Jan Gommers	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
31	André de Korver	Netherlands	Netherlands	28	^[4]
32	Hubert Sijen	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
33	Auguste Mallet	France	France	13	^[4]
34	Georges Naisse	France	France	19	^[4]
35	Lucien Le Guével	France	France	35	^[4]
36	Victor Cosson	France	France	25	^[4]
37	Sylvain Marcaillou	France	France	6	^[4]
38	Pierre Jaminet	France	France	DNF	^[4]
39	Dante Gianello	France	France	11	^[4]
40	Raymond Louviot	France	France	29	^[4]
41	Albertin Disseaux	Belgium	Belgium B	7	^[4]
42	Jules Lowie	Belgium	Belgium B	DNF	^[4]
43	Lucien Vlaemynck	Belgium	Belgium B	3	^[4]
44	Albert Ritserveldt	Belgium	Belgium B	9	^[4]
45	Éloi Meulenberg	Belgium	Belgium B	DNF	^[4]
46	Cyriel Vanoverberghe	Belgium	Belgium B	10	^[4]
47	Albert Perikel	Belgium	Belgium B	21	^[4]
48	Edmond Delathouwer	Belgium	Belgium B	DNF	^[4]
49	Maurice Archambaud	France	France - North-East/Île de France	14	^[4]
50	Fernand Mithouard	France	France - North-East/Île de France	DNF	^[4]
51	Louis Thiétard	France	France - North-East/Île de France	17	^[4]
52	Pierre Gallien	France	France - North-East/Île de France	16	^[4]
53	Gabriel Dubois	France	France - North-East/Île de France	DNF	^[4]
54	Amédée Fournier	France	France - North-East/Île de France	47	^[4]
55	Roger Bailleux	France	France - North-East/Île de France	DNF	^[4]
56	Victor Codron	France	France - North-East/Île de France	40	^[4]
57	René Le Grèves	France	France - West	45	^[4]
58	Pierre Cloarec	France	France - West	31	^[4]
59	Christophe Taëron	France	France - West	DNF	^[4]
60	Jean Fontenay	France	France - West	43	^[4]
61	Armand Le Moal	France	France - West	49	^[4]
62	Yvan Marie	France	France - West	DNF	^[4]
63	Albert Goutal	France	France - West	DNF	^[4]
64	Eloi Tassin	France	France - West	32	^[4]
65	Paul Maye	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
66	Jean Fréchaut	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
67	Gérard Virol	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
68	Edmond Pagès	France	France - South-West	23	^[4]
69	André Bramard	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
70	Joffre Daran	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
71	François Garcia	France	France - South-West	DNF	^[4]
72	Raymond Passat	France	France - South-West	12	^[4]
73	Oreste Bernardoni	France	France - South-East	24	^[4]
74	René Vietto	France	France - South-East	2	^[4]
75	Charles Berty	France	France - South-East	33	^[4]
76	Joseph Soffietti	France	France - South-East	48	^[4]
77	Gabriel Bouffier	France	France - South-East	DNF	^[4]
78	Trino Yelamos	France	France - South-East	36	^[4]
79	Fabien Galateau	France	France - South-East	22	^[4]
80	Joseph Aureille	France	France - South-East	37	^[4]

References

↑ Bowen, Wayne H (2006). Spain during World War II. University of Missouri Press. p. 152. ISBN 0-8262-1658-7. Retrieved 10 January 2015.
↑ James, Tom (15 August 2003). "1939: "Le Roi René" and the regionals". VeloArchive. Retrieved 10 January 2015.
↑ McGann, Bill; McGann, Carol (2006). The Story of the Tour De France. dog ear publishing. pp. 144–147. ISBN 978-1-59858-180-5. Retrieved 10 January 2015.
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