List of teams and cyclists in the 1938 Tour de France

For the 1938 Tour de France, the big cycling nations, Belgium, Italy, Germany and France, each sent a team of 12 cyclists. Other countries, Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland and the Netherlands, sent smaller teams of six cyclists each. The French had two extra teams of 12 cyclists, the Cadets and Bleuets.^[1]

The three most powerful teams were the Belgian, the French and the Italian national team.^[2] The Italian team was led by Bartali, who had was close to winning the Tour de France in 1937 until he crashed. The Italian cycling federation had requested him to skip the 1938 Giro d'Italia so he could focus on the Tour de France.^[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	14	^[4]
2	Marcel Kint	Belgium	Belgium	9	^[4]
3	Félicien Vervaecke	Belgium	Belgium	2	^[4]
4	Albertin Disseaux	Belgium	Belgium	12	^[4]
5	Éloi Meulenberg	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
6	Émile Masson Jr.	Belgium	Belgium	34	^[4]
7	Jules Lowie	Belgium	Belgium	7	^[4]
8	Edward Vissers	Belgium	Belgium	4	^[4]
9	François Neuville	Belgium	Belgium	17	^[4]
10	Theo Pirmez	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
11	René Walschot	Belgium	Belgium	51	^[4]
12	Constant Lauwers	Belgium	Belgium	39	^[4]
13	Gino Bartali	Italy	Italy	1	^[4]
14	Vasco Bergamaschi	Italy	Italy	33	^[4]
15	Aldo Bini	Italy	Italy	48	^[4]
16	Enrico Mollo	Italy	Italy	38	^[4]
17	Glauco Servadei	Italy	Italy	20	^[4]
18	Jules Rossi	Italy	Italy	DNF	^[4]
19	Mario Vicini	Italy	Italy	6	^[4]
20	Giordano Cottur	Italy	Italy	25	^[4]
21	Augusto Introzzi	Italy	Italy	46	^[4]
22	Giuseppe Martano	Italy	Italy	27	^[4]
23	Settimio Simonini	Italy	Italy	DNF	^[4]
24	Nello Troggi	Italy	Italy	54	^[4]
25	Fritz Scheller	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
26	Karl Seidel	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
27	Fritz Ruland	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
28	Herbert Hauswald	Germany	Germany	52	^[4]
29	Heinz Wengler	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
30	Reinhold Wendel	Germany	Germany	53	^[4]
31	Jupp Arents	Germany	Germany	45	^[4]
32	Herman Schild	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
33	Paul Langhoff	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
34	Willi Oberbeck	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
35	Karl Heide	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
36	Otto Weckerling	Germany	Germany	21	^[4]
37	Antonin Magne	France	France	8	^[4]
38	Pierre Gallien	France	France	15	^[4]
39	Jean Fréchaut	France	France	18	^[4]
40	Auguste Mallet	France	France	DNF	^[4]
41	Marcel Laurent	France	France	DNF	^[4]
42	Pierre Jaminet	France	France	44	^[4]
43	Sylvain Marcaillou	France	France	DNF	^[4]
44	Georges Naisse	France	France	DNF	^[4]
45	Victor Cosson	France	France	3	^[4]
46	Georges Speicher	France	France	DNF	^[4]
47	Paul Maye	France	France	DNF	^[4]
48	Jean-Marie Goasmat	France	France	11	^[4]
49	Mariano Cañardo	Spain	Spain	16	^[4]
50	Julián Berrendero	Spain	Spain	29	^[4]
51	Rafael Ramos	Spain	Spain	19	^[4]
52	Jacques Alzine	Spain	Spain	DNF	^[4]
53	Emiliano Álvarez	Spain	Spain	DNF	^[4]
54	Antonio Prior	Spain	Spain	DNF	^[4]
55	Edgar Hehlen	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
56	René Pedroli	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
57	Paul Egli	Switzerland	Switzerland	31	^[4]
58	Theo Perret	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
59	Bruno Besana	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
60	Albert Knutti	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
61	Piet van Nek	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
62	Janus Hellemons	Netherlands	Netherlands	55	^[4]
63	Gerrit Schulte	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
64	Jozef Dominicus	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
65	Theo Middelkamp	Netherlands	Netherlands	43	^[4]
66	Antoon van Schendel	Netherlands	Netherlands	50	^[4]
67	Mathias Clemens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	5	^[4]
68	Jean Majerus	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	49	^[4]
69	François Neuens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	37	^[4]
70	Pierre Clemens	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
71	Arsène Mersch	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	32	^[4]
72	Christophe Didier	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
73	André Leducq	France	France - Cadets	30	^[4]
74	René Vietto	France	France - Cadets	DNF	^[4]
75	Raymond Louviot	France	France - Cadets	26	^[4]
76	Raoul Lesueur	France	France - Cadets	DNF	^[4]
77	Sauveur Ducazeaux	France	France - Cadets	DNF	^[4]
78	Fabien Galateau	France	France - Cadets	28	^[4]
79	Robert Tanneveau	France	France - Cadets	13	^[4]
80	Robert Oubron	France	France - Cadets	41	^[4]
81	Jean Fontenay	France	France - Cadets	24	^[4]
82	Yvan Marie	France	France - Cadets	23	^[4]
83	Raymond Passat	France	France - Cadets	22	^[4]
84	Bruno Carini	France	France - Cadets	47	^[4]
85	Lucien Le Guével	France	France - Bleuets	36	^[4]
86	Oreste Bernardoni	France	France - Bleuets	40	^[4]
87	Albert Bourlon	France	France - Bleuets	35	^[4]
88	André Deforge	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
89	Joseph Goutorbe	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
90	Dante Gianello	France	France - Bleuets	10	^[4]
91	Eloi Tassin	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
92	Camille Leroy	France	France - Bleuets	42	^[4]
93	Pierre Spapperi	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
94	Gaston Grimbert	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
95	Lucien Lamure	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]
96	Charles Bouvet	France	France - Bleuets	DNF	^[4]

References

↑ "32ème Tour de France 1938" (in French). Memoire du cyclisme. Archived from the original on 24 January 2012. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
↑ McGann, Bill; McGann, Carol (2006). The Story of the Tour De France. dog ear publishing. pp. 139–144. ISBN 978-1-59858-180-5. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
↑ "Gino "the Pious" Climbs to Victory". Cycling revealed. 2004. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
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