List of cyclists in the 1907 Tour de France
Not all cyclists were competing for the victory in the 1907 Tour de France, some only joined as tourists. The most notable of them was Henri Pépin. Pépin had hired two riders, Jean Dargassies and Henri Gauban to ride with him. They treated the race as a pleasure ride, stopping for lunch when they chose and spending the night in the best hotels they could find.[1] Dargassies and Gaubin became the first cyclists in the history of the Tour de France to ride not for their own placings but for their team leader's interest. During the race, they found another Tour de France competitor, Jean-Marie Teychenne, lying in a ditch. They helped him get up, fed him, and from that moment Teycheime was also helping Pépin.[2][3]
As in the previous years, there were two classes of cyclists, the coureurs de vitesse and the coureurs sur machines poinçonnées. Of the 93 cyclists starting the race, 82 were in the poinçonnée category, which meant that they had to finish the race on the same bicycle as they left, and if it was broken they had to fix it without assistance. The coureurs de vitesse could get help from the car with bicycle repairmen when they had to fix a bicycle, and when a bicycle was beyond repair, they could change it to a new one.
Although the riders officially rode the Tour as individuals, some had the same sponsor and cooperated as if they rode in teams. At the start of the race, it was clear that the riders sponsored by Alcyon and the riders sponsored by Peugeot would compete for the overall victory. Alcyon started with three main contenders: Louis Trousselier, Marcel Cadolle and Léon Georget; Peugeot counted on Emile Georget.[4]
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 | Pos. | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Édouard Wattelier | France | DNF | [5] |
2 | Augustin Ringeval | France | 8 | [5] |
3 | Lucien Pothier | France | DNF | [5] |
4 | François Faber | Luxembourg | 7 | [5] |
5 | Constant Ménager | France | DNF | [5] |
6 | Alfred Faure | France | DNF | [5] |
7 | Gaston Tuvache | France | 16 | [5] |
8 | Albert Chartier | France | 33 | [5] |
9 | Prosper Rau | France | DNF | [5] |
10 | Marcel Cadolle | France | DNF | [5] |
11 | Louis Trousselier | France | DNF | [5] |
12 | Lucien Mazan | France | 1 | [5] |
13 | Henri Lignon | France | DNF | [5] |
14 | Marcel Lequatre | Switzerland | DNF | [5] |
16 | Albert Baudet | France | 25 | [5] |
17 | Noël Prevost | France | DNF | [5] |
18 | Ferdinand Payan | France | 10 | [5] |
19 | Armand Roume | France | DNF | [5] |
22 | Baptiste Roux | France | 18 | [5] |
23 | Paul Adeh | France | DNF | [5] |
24 | Marcel Dozol | France | 32 | [5] |
25 | Marcel Lallement | France | DNF | [5] |
26 | Fernand Vercher | France | DNF | [5] |
27 | Gabriel Mathonat | France | DNF | [5] |
28 | Léon Riche | France | DNF | [5] |
29 | Georges Fleury | France | 12 | [5] |
30 | Georges Bronchard | France | 21 | [5] |
31 | Henri Timmermann | Belgium | 20 | [5] |
32 | David Dupont | France | DNF | [5] |
34 | Henri Gauban | France | DNF | [5] |
35 | Gaston Angeli | France | DNF | [5] |
36 | Louis Lavalette | France | DNF | [5] |
37 | Jules Chabas | France | DNF | [5] |
38 | Louis Gardent | France | DNF | [5] |
39 | Louis Lorillon | France | 28 | [5] |
40 | Carlo Galetti | Italy | DNF | [5] |
42 | Luigi Ganna | Italy | DNF | [5] |
43 | Eberardo Pavesi | Italy | 6 | [5] |
44 | Léon Aumonier | France | DNF | [5] |
45 | Cyrille van Hauwaert | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
46 | Alzir Vivier | France | 15 | [5] |
47 | François Poiry | France | DNF | [5] |
48 | Marceau Narcy | France | 22 | [5] |
49 | Joseph Ponthieu | France | DNF | [5] |
50 | Georges Landrieu | France | DNF | [5] |
52 | Martin Soulie | France | DNF | [5] |
53 | Honoré Genin | France | 23 | [5] |
54 | Claude Cursillat | France | DNF | [5] |
55 | Charles Crupelandt | France | DNF | [5] |
56 | André Sevestre | France | DNF | [5] |
57 | Alfred Le Bars | France | 26 | [5] |
58 | Jacques Mendes | France | DNF | [5] |
59 | Henri Pépin | France | DNF | [5] |
61 | Marius Vilette | France | 14 | [5] |
62 | Eloi Guichard | France | DNF | [5] |
63 | Julien Maitron | France | DNF | [5] |
64 | Arsène Tuale | France | DNF | [5] |
65 | Alfred Quenon | France | 27 | [5] |
66 | Jean Dargassies | France | DNF | [5] |
67 | Henri Anthoine | France | DNF | [5] |
68 | Léon Georget | France | DNF | [5] |
70 | Georges Passerieu | France | 4 | [5] |
71 | Gustave Garrigou | France | 2 | [5] |
72 | Henri Cornet | France | DNF | [5] |
73 | Émile Georget | France | 3 | [5] |
76 | Jean-Michel Teychenne | France | DNF | [5] |
78 | Georges Jeanblanc | France | DNF | [5] |
79 | Jean Vezie | France | DNF | [5] |
80 | Georges Devilly | France | DNF | [5] |
81 | Charles Jeanperin | France | DNF | [5] |
82 | Auguste Dufour | France | DNF | [5] |
83 | Octave Noel | France | 30 | [5] |
84 | François Lafourcade | France | 13 | [5] |
86 | Pierre Privat | France | 11 | [5] |
87 | François Beaugendre | France | 5 | [5] |
88 | Philippe Pautrat | France | 19 | [5] |
89 | Aloïs Catteau | Belgium | 9 | [5] |
90 | Marcel Lecuyer | France | DNF | [5] |
92 | Julien Gabory | France | DNF | [5] |
93 | Ernest Ricaux | France | DNF | [5] |
94 | Marcel Godivier | France | DNF | [5] |
95 | Jules Bertholat | France | DNF | [5] |
97 | Christophe Laurent | France | DNF | [5] |
98 | Joseph Rouaix | France | DNF | [5] |
99 | Eugène Delhaye | Belgium | 17 | [5] |
100 | Anselme Mazan | France | DNF | [5] |
101 | Henri Star | France | DNF | [5] |
103 | Raymond Etcheverry | France | DNF | [5] |
104 | Albert Geraud | France | 31 | [5] |
105 | Antony Wattelier | France | 24 | [5] |
106 | Anton Jaeck | Switzerland | DNF | [5] |
108 | Pierre Desvages | France | DNF | [5] |
109 | René Fleury | France | 29 | [5] |
References
- ↑ Chany, Pierre; Cazeneuve, Thierry (1985). La Fabuleuse Histoire du Tour de France (in French). France: ODIL. ISBN 2-8307-0689-7.
- ↑ McGann, Bill; McGann, Carol (2006). The Story of the Tour de France. Dog Ear Publishing. pp. 19–22. ISBN 1-59858-180-5. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
- ↑ Thompson, Christopher S. (2003). The Tour de France. Routledge. p. 73. ISBN 0-520-25630-1. Retrieved 17 January 2015.
- ↑ Amels, Wim (1984). De geschiedenis van de Tour de France 1903–1984 (in Dutch). Sport-Express. ISBN 90-70763-05-2.
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Notes
- 1.^ His real name was Dargaties but the Tour spelled his name wrongly and the error stuck.