As was the custom since 1930, the 1948 Tour de France was contested by national and regional teams. After there had not been an official Italian team allowed in the previous edition, the Italians were back. The Italian cyclists was divided between Gino Bartali and Fausto Coppi. Both argued in the preparation for the race about who would be the team leader. The Tour organisation wanted to have both cyclists in the race, so they allowed the Italians and Belgians to enter a second team.[1] In the end, Coppi refused to participate, and Bartali became the team leader.[2] The organisation still allowed the Italians and Belgians to enter a second team, but they were to be composed of young cyclists, and were named the Italian Cadets and the Belgian Aiglons.[1]
The Tour organisation invited the Swiss to send a team, as they wanted Ferdinand Kübler, the winner of the 1948 Tour de Suisse, in the race. Kübler refused this because he could earn more money in other races. When the brothers Georges and Roger Aeschlimann announced that they wanted to join the race, they were quickly accepted, especially because they were from Lausanne, where the Tour would pass through. They were put in a team with eight non-French cyclists living in France, and were named the Internationals.[3]
Twelve teams of ten cyclists entered the race: Belgium, Dutch/Luxembourg, Internationals, Italy, France, Belgian Aiglons, Italian Cadets, Centre–South-West, Ile de France–France-North-East, West-France, Paris and France-South-East. There were 60 French cyclists, 24 Italian, 22 Belgian, 6 Dutch, 4 Luxembourgian, 2 Swiss, 1 Polish and 1 Algerian cyclist.[4]
Start list
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By rider
editNo. | 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 |
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1 | Norbert Callens | Belgium | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
2 | André Declerck | Belgium | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
3 | Raymond Impanis | Belgium | Belgium | 10 | [5] |
4 | Florent Mathieu | Belgium | Belgium | 30 | [5] |
5 | René Mertens | Belgium | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
6 | Stan Ockers | Belgium | Belgium | 11 | [5] |
7 | Albert Ramon | Belgium | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
8 | Emile Rogiers | Belgium | Belgium | DNF | [5] |
9 | Briek Schotte | Belgium | Belgium | 2 | [5] |
10 | Edward Van Dijck | Belgium | Belgium | 14 | [5] |
11 | Cor Bakker | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
12 | Henk de Hoog | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
13 | Wim de Ruyter | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | 42 | [5] |
14 | Bernard Franken | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
15 | Sjefke Janssen | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | 36 | [5] |
16 | Frans Pauwels | Netherlands | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
17 | Henri Ackermann | Luxembourg | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
18 | René Biver | Luxembourg | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
19 | Willy Kemp | Luxembourg | Netherlands/Luxembourg | DNF | [5] |
20 | Jeng Kirchen | Luxembourg | Netherlands/Luxembourg | 5 | [5] |
21 | Georges Aeschlimann | Switzerland | International | DNF | [5] |
22 | Roger Aeschlimann | Switzerland | International | DNF | [5] |
23 | Pierre Brambilla | Italy | International | DNF | [5] |
24 | Fermo Camellini | Italy | International | 8 | [5] |
25 | Victor Joly | Belgium | International | DNF | [5] |
26 | Edward Klabiński | Poland | International | 18 | [5] |
27 | Roger Lambrecht | Belgium | International | 7 | [5] |
28 | Paul Néri | Italy | International | 37 | [5] |
29 | Gino Sciardis | Italy | International | DNF | [5] |
30 | Giuseppe Tacca/Pierre Tacca[2] | Italy/ France | International | DNF | [5] |
31 | Gino Bartali | Italy | Italy | 1 | [5] |
32 | Antonio Bevilacqua | Italy | Italy | 33 | [5] |
33 | Serafino Biagioni | Italy | Italy | 34 | [5] |
34 | Giovanni Corrieri | Italy | Italy | 29 | [5] |
35 | Giordano Cottur | Italy | Italy | DNF | [5] |
36 | Guido De Santi | Italy | Italy | DNF | [5] |
37 | Egidio Feruglio | Italy | Italy | 41 | [5] |
38 | Bruno Pasquini | Italy | Italy | 19 | [5] |
39 | Vincenzo Rossello | Italy | Italy | DNF | [5] |
40 | Primo Volpi | Italy | Italy | 27 | [5] |
41 | Louison Bobet | France | France | 4 | [5] |
42 | Louis Caput | France | France | DNF | [5] |
43 | Camille Danguillaume | France | France | DNF | [5] |
44 | Édouard Fachleitner | France | France | DNF | [5] |
45 | Émile Idée | France | France | DNF | [5] |
46 | Apo Lazaridès | France | France | 21 | [5] |
47 | Paul Giguet | France | France | 25 | [5] |
48 | Jean Robic | France | France | 16 | [5] |
49 | Lucien Teisseire | France | France | 6 | [5] |
50 | René Vietto | France | France | 17 | [5] |
51 | Marcel Dupont | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | 20 | [5] |
52 | Jan Engels | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | 22 | [5] |
53 | Léon Jomaux | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
54 | Lucien Mathys | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
55 | Maurice Meersman | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
56 | Maurice Mollin | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
57 | Rik Renders | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
58 | Florent Rondelé | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
59 | André Rosseel | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
60 | Adolph Verschueren | Belgium | Belgium Aiglons | DNF | [5] |
61 | Oreste Conte | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
62 | Enzo Coppini | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
63 | Umberto Drei | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
64 | Mario Fazio | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
65 | Attilio Lambertini | Italy | Italy Cadets | 31 | [5] |
66 | Vittorio Magni | Italy | Italy Cadets | 38 | [5] |
67 | Aldo Ronconi | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
68 | Virgilio Salimbeni | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
69 | Vittorio Seghezzi | Italy | Italy Cadets | 44 | [5] |
70 | Nello Sforacchi | Italy | Italy Cadets | DNF | [5] |
71 | Robert Desbats | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
72 | Raphaël Géminiani | France | France - Centre/South-West | 15 | [5] |
73 | Guy Lapébie | France | France - Centre/South-West | 3 | [5] |
74 | Roger Lévêque | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
75 | Alfred Macorig | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
76 | Henri Massal | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
77 | Paul Maye | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
78 | Daniel Orts | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
79 | Jacques Pras | France | France - Centre/South-West | DNF | [5] |
80 | Georges Ramoulux | France | France - Centre/South-West | 26 | [5] |
81 | Pierre Baratin | France | France - Île de France/North-East | 35 | [5] |
82 | Urbain Caffi | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
83 | Jean de Gribaldy | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
84 | Maurice De Muer | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
85 | Louis Déprez | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
86 | Alphonse Devreese | France | France - Île de France/North-East | 32 | [5] |
87 | François Hélary | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
88 | César Marcelak | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
89 | Édouard Muller | France | France - Île de France/North-East | DNF | [5] |
90 | Daniel Thuayre | France | France - Île de France/North-East | 40 | [5] |
91 | Robert Bonnaventure | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
92 | Maurice Carpentier | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
93 | Roger Chupin | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
94 | Pierre Cogan | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
95 | Jean-Marie Goasmat | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
96 | Raymond Guégan | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
97 | Yvan Marie | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
98 | François Person | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
99 | Roger Pontet | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
100 | Eloi Tassin | France | France - West | DNF | [5] |
101 | André Brulé | France | France - Paris | 12 | [5] |
102 | Robert Chapatte | France | France - Paris | 28 | [5] |
103 | Maurice Diot | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
104 | Raymond Goussot | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
105 | Jean Lauk | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
106 | Lucien Lauk | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
107 | Jacques Marinelli | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
108 | Robert Mignat | France | France - Paris | DNF | [5] |
109 | Kleber Piot | France | France - Paris | 13 | [5] |
110 | Louis Thiétard | France | France - Paris | 9 | [5] |
111 | Marius Bonnet | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
112 | Bernard Gauthier | France | France - South-East | 24 | [5] |
113 | Georges Martin | France | France - South-East | 39 | [5] |
114 | Maurice Lauze | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
115 | Pierre Molinéris | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
116 | Victor Pernac | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
117 | Raoul Rémy | France | France - South-East | 23 | [5] |
118 | Jean Rey | France | France - South-East | 43 | [5] |
119 | Amédée Rolland | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
120 | Abdel-Kader Zaaf | France | France - South-East | DNF | [5] |
By nationality
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Notes
edit- 1.^ The French naturalisation of Giuseppe Tacca, under the name of Pierre Tacca, became official during the Tour de France, on 2 July 1948.
References
edit- ^ a b Maso, Benjo (2003). Wij waren allemaal goden (in Dutch). AmstelSport. p. 37. ISBN 978-90-482-0003-0.
- ^ Ligget, Phil; Raia, James; Lewis, Sammarye (2005). Tour de France for dummies. For Dummies. p. 175. ISBN 0-7645-8449-9.
- ^ Maso, Benjo (2003). Wij waren allemaal goden (in Dutch). AmstelSport. p. 36. ISBN 978-90-482-0003-0.
- ^ "35ème Tour de France 1948" (in French). Memoire du cyclisme. Archived from the original on 1 March 2012. Retrieved 6 March 2015.
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