List of teams and cyclists in the 1936 Tour de France

The riders were divided into two categories: the national teams and the touriste-routiers.^[1] There were four big national teams with 10 cyclists each: the Belgian team, the German team, the Spanish/Luxembourgian team and the French team. There were also five small teams of 4 cyclists each: the Swiss team, the Dutch team, the Yugoslavian team, the Romanian team and the Austrian team.^[2] For the Dutch, Yugoslavian and Romanian teams, it was the first participation ever. The Italian team was absent for political reasons (the Second Italo-Abyssinian War).^[1] An Italian team consisting of Italians living in France had been allowed to the race and even had jersey numbers designated, but finally the Tour organisers changed their minds.^[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	Romain Maes	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
2	Sylvère Maes	Belgium	Belgium	1	^[4]
3	Félicien Vervaecke	Belgium	Belgium	3	^[4]
4	Gustave Danneels	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
5	Éloi Meulenberg	Belgium	Belgium	34	^[4]
6	Marcel Kint	Belgium	Belgium	9	^[4]
7	Cyriel Van Overberghe	Belgium	Belgium	26	^[4]
8	Albert Hendrickx	Belgium	Belgium	31	^[4]
9	François Neuville	Belgium	Belgium	19	^[4]
10	Robert Wierinckx	Belgium	Belgium	DNF	^[4]
11	Bruno Roth	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
12	Otto Weckerling	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
13	Erich Haendel	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
14	Emil Kijewski	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
15	Erich Bautz	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
16	Karl Heide	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
17	Rudolf Risch	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
18	Hans Weiss	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
19	Jupp Arents	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
20	Fritz Funke	Germany	Germany	DNF	^[4]
21	Mariano Cañardo	Spain	Spain/Luxembourg	6	^[4]
22	Julián Berrendero	Spain	Spain/Luxembourg	11	^[4]
23	Salvador Molina	Spain	Spain/Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
24	Fédérico Ezquerra	Spain	Spain/Luxembourg	17	^[4]
25	Emiliano Álvarez	Spain	Spain/Luxembourg	24	^[4]
26	Arsène Mersch	Luxembourg	Spain/Luxembourg	5	^[4]
27	Mathias Clemens	Luxembourg	Spain/Luxembourg	7	^[4]
28	Josy Kraus	Luxembourg	Spain/Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
29	Pierre Clemens	Luxembourg	Spain/Luxembourg	4	^[4]
30	Jean Majerus	Luxembourg	Spain/Luxembourg	DNF	^[4]
31	Antonin Magne	France	France	2	^[4]
32	Georges Speicher	France	France	DNF	^[4]
33	Maurice Archambaud	France	France	DNF	^[4]
34	René Le Grèves	France	France	20	^[4]
35	Fernand Mithouard	France	France	DNF	^[4]
36	Pierre Cogan	France	France	16	^[4]
37	Robert Tanneveau	France	France	18	^[4]
38	Arthur Debruyckere	France	France	29	^[4]
39	Raoul Lesueur	France	France	14	^[4]
40	Paul Maye	France	France	33	^[4]
51	Paul Egli	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
52	Theo Heimann	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
53	Hans Martin	Switzerland	Switzerland	DNF	^[4]
54	Leo Amberg	Switzerland	Switzerland	8	^[4]
55	Albert van Schendel	Netherlands	Netherlands	32	^[4]
56	Antoon van Schendel	Netherlands	Netherlands	15	^[4]
57	Theo Middelkamp	Netherlands	Netherlands	23	^[4]
58	Albert Gijzen	Netherlands	Netherlands	DNF	^[4]
59	Stjepan Grgac	Kingdom of Yugoslavia	Yugoslavia	DNF	^[4]
60	Rudolf Fiket	Kingdom of Yugoslavia	Yugoslavia	DNF	^[4]
61	Stjepan Ljubić	Kingdom of Yugoslavia	Yugoslavia	DNF	^[4]
62	Franc Abulnar	Kingdom of Yugoslavia	Yugoslavia	DNF	^[4]
63	Virgil Marmocea	Kingdom of Romania	Romania	DNF	^[4]
64	Nicolae Tapu	Kingdom of Romania	Romania	DNF	^[4]
65	Constantin Tudose	Kingdom of Romania	Romania	DNF	^[4]
66	Gheorghe Hapciuc	Kingdom of Romania	Romania	DNF	^[4]
67	Max Bulla	Austria	Austria	DNF	^[4]
68	Karl Thallinger	Austria	Austria	DNF	^[4]
69	Frantz Dunder	Austria	Austria	DNF	^[4]
70	Albert Oblinger	Austria	Austria	DNF	^[4]
101	Abdel-Kader Abbes	Algeria	Touriste-routier	42	^[4]
102	Alphonse Antoine	France	Touriste-routier	27	^[4]
103	Robert Belliard	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
104	Charles Berty	France	Touriste-routier	25	^[4]
105	Decimo Bettini	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
106	Aldo Bertocco	France	Touriste-routier	43	^[4]
107	Auguste Chavard	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
108	Pierre Cloarec	France	Touriste-routier	22	^[4]
109	Robert Conan	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
110	Marcel Walle	France	Touriste-routier	35	^[4]
111	Gabriel Dubois	France	Touriste-routier	39	^[4]
112	Sauveur Ducazeaux	France	Touriste-routier	37	^[4]
113	Amédée Fournier	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
114	Fabien Galateau	France	Touriste-routier	40	^[4]
115	Dante Gianello	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
116	Jean-Marie Goasmat	France	Touriste-routier	28	^[4]
117	Fernand Lemay	France	Touriste-routier	30	^[4]
118	Antoine Latorre	France	Touriste-routier	41	^[4]
119	Alphonse Leboulanger	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
120	Léon Level	France	Touriste-routier	10	^[4]
121	Sylvain Marcaillou	France	Touriste-routier	12	^[4]
122	Yvan Marie	France	Touriste-routier	21	^[4]
123	Edmond Pagès	France	Touriste-routier	38	^[4]
124	Raymond Passat	France	Touriste-routier	36	^[4]
125	Rémi Royer	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
126	Gabriel Ruozzi	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
127	Léon Theerlynck	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
128	Louis Thiétard	France	Touriste-routier	13	^[4]
129	René Vietto	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]
130	Alfred Weck	France	Touriste-routier	DNF	^[4]

References

1 2 Augendre, Jacques (2009). "Guide Historique, part 3" (PDF) (in French). Amaury Sport Organisation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 16 July 2010. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
↑ "30ème Tour de France 1936" (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. 120–125. ISBN 978-1-59858-180-5. Retrieved 18 January 2015.
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