List of cyclists in the 1919 Tour de France

Three former winners of the Tour, François Faber, Octave Lapize and Lucien Petit-Breton had died fighting in the war. Two other former winners, Philippe Thys and Odile Defraye started the race.^[1] The war had been only over for seven months, so most cyclists did not have a chance to train enough for the Tour.^[2] For that reason, there were almost no new younger cyclists, and the older cyclists dominated the race.^[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	Pos.	Ref
1	René Gerwig	France	DNF	^[4]
3	Robert Asse	France	DNF	^[4]
4	François Chevalier	France	DNF	^[4]
6	Gaston Van Waesberghe	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
7	Constant Ménager	France	DNF	^[4]
15	Philippe Thys	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
19	Luigi Lucotti	Italy	7	^[4]
25	Marcel Buysse	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
26	Lucien Buysse	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
37	Henri Pélissier	France	DNF	^[4]
38	Alexis Michiels	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
39	Hector Tiberghien	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
40	Émile Masson	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
41	Jean Rossius	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
42	Jean Alavoine	France	2	^[4]
43	Louis Heusghem	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
44	Paul Duboc	France	DNF	^[4]
45	Firmin Lambot	Belgium	1	^[4]
46	Eugène Christophe	France	3	^[4]
47	René Vandenhove	France	DNF	^[4]
48	Louis Mottiat	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
49	Honoré Barthélémy	France	5	^[4]
50	Odile Defraye	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
51	Francis Pélissier	France	DNF	^[4]
52	Alfons Spiessens	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
53	Charles Juseret	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
54	Jules Masselis	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
55	Joseph Van Daele	Belgium	8	^[4]
56	Alfred Steux	Belgium	9	^[4]
57	Léon Scieur	Belgium	4	^[4]
58	Louis Engel	France	DNF	^[4]
59	Félix Goethals	France	DNF	^[4]
60	Robert Jacquinot	France	DNF	^[4]
61	René Chassot	France	DNF	^[4]
62	Hector Heusghem	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
63	Jacques Coomans	Belgium	6	^[4]
65	Albert Dejonghe	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
66	Urbain Anseeuw	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
67	Eugène Dhers	France	DNF	^[4]
68	Basile Matthys	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
69	André Huret	France	DNF	^[4]
70	Charles Hans	France	DNF	^[4]
72	Joseph Verdickt	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
101	Pietro Fasoli	Italy	DNF	^[4]
102	Maurice Borel	France	DNF	^[4]
103	Henri Leclerc	France	DNF	^[4]
104	Edgard Roy	France	DNF	^[4]
105	André Renard	France	DNF	^[4]
106	Etienne Nain	France	DNF	^[4]
107	Emile Denys	France	DNF	^[4]
108	Jean Deyries	France	DNF	^[4]
113	Alfred Brailly	France	DNF	^[4]
114	Camille Van Marcke	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
115	José Orduna	Spain	DNF	^[4]
119	Maurice Bissiere	France	DNF	^[4]
120	Lucien Decour	France	DNF	^[4]
123	Léon Kopp	France	DNF	^[4]
125	Emile Ledran	France	DNF	^[4]
131	Napoléon Paoli	France	DNF	^[4]
133	Albert Heux	France	DNF	^[4]
137	Ernest Gery	France	DNF	^[4]
138	Paul Zlenck	France	DNF	^[4]
143	Paul Thondoux	France	DNF	^[4]
149	Henry Allard	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
151	Jules Nempon	France	10	^[4]
152	Henri Moreillon	France	DNF	^[4]
155	Alois Verstraeten	Belgium	DNF	^[4]

References

↑ Tom James (15 August 2003). "1919: Christophe in Yellow - but not in Paris". Retrieved 12 January 2015.
↑ "1919: Wanhoopspoging levert Firmin Lambot Tourzege op" (in Dutch). Tourdefrance.nl. 19 March 2003. Archived from the original on 24 July 2012. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
↑ "Tour de France: Timeline". Sports Illustrated. Archived from the original on 5 August 2011. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
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