List of Tour de France winners (material)

history

Since the Tour de France was first held , the bikes and components used in professional cycling have continued to develop. For example, the use of circuit components on the Tour of France was first permitted in 1937.

The origin of the individual bicycle manufacturers cannot always be clarified beyond doubt.

La Sportive's bikes go back to a merger of several bicycle manufacturers such as Alcyon, Armor, Automoto, Clément, La Française, Gladiator, Griffon, Hurtu, Labor, Liberator, Peugeot and Thomann after the First World War. The initiative should enable the individual manufacturers to survive. In 1922, La Sportive was dissolved and the manufacturers went their own way again.

From 1930 to 1939, Tour de France founder and organizer Henri Desgrange had the tour held as a race for national teams. The participants were all provided with the same material. The wheels were painted yellow and labeled with the sports newspaper L'Auto , which organized the race. The standard wheels were provided by the manufacturer Automobiles Alcyon .

Eddy Merckx's bikes, on the other hand, were designed and built, for example, by the Belgian bicycle manufacturer Ets Kessels SA from Ostend or the frame builder Faliero Masi. Nevertheless, the brand name Eddy Merckx was found on the frame. In addition, Faliero Masi made frames for Fausto Coppi , Louison Bobet , Felice Gimondi , Rik van Looy and Jacques Anquetil , which were painted and pasted in official sponsor colors.

The following table lists the materials (frames and components) used by the Tour de France winners since the tour was first held.

year	winner	nationality	frame	Components	group
1903	Maurice Garin	France	La Francaise
1904	Henri Cornet	France	Conet
1905	Louis Trousselier	France	Peugeot
1906	René Pottier	France	Peugeot
1907	Lucien Petit-Breton	France	Peugeot
1908	Lucien Petit-Breton	France	Peugeot
1909	François Faber	Luxembourg	Alcyon
1910	Octave Lapize	France	Alcyon
1911	Gustave Garrigou	France	Alcyon
1912	Odiel Defraeye	Belgium	Alcyon
1913	Philippe Thys	Belgium	Peugeot
1914	Philippe Thys	Belgium	Peugeot
1915-1918	First World War (no staging)
1919	Firmin Lambot	Belgium	La Sportive
1920	Philippe Thys	Belgium	La Sportive
1921	Léon Scieur	Belgium	La Sportive
1922	Firmin Lambot	Belgium	Peugeot
1923	Henri Pélissier	France	Automoto
1924	Ottavio Bottecchia	Italy	Automoto
1925	Ottavio Bottecchia	Italy	Automoto
1926	Lucien Buysse	Belgium	Automoto
1927	Nicolas Frantz	Luxembourg	Alcyon
1928	Nicolas Frantz	Luxembourg	Alcyon
1929	Maurice Dewaele	Belgium	Alcyon
1930	André Leducq	France	Alcyon
1931	Antonin Magne	France	Alcyon
1932	André Leducq	France	Alcyon
1933	Georges Speicher	France	Alcyon
1934	Antonin Magne	France	Alcyon
1935	Romain Maes	Belgium	Alcyon
1936	Sylvère Maes	Belgium	Alcyon
1937	Roger Lapébie	France	Alcyon	Osgear	Super champion
1938	Gino Bartali	Italy	Legnano	Vittoria Margherita	Il Campionissimo
1939	Sylvère Maes	Belgium	Alcyon	Osgear	Super champion
1940-1946	Second World War (no staging)
1947	Jean Robic	France	brilliant	simplex	Tour de France
1948	Gino Bartali	Italy	Legnano	Campagnolo	Cambio Corsa
1949	Fausto Coppi	Italy	Bianchi	simplex	Tour de France
1950	Ferdy Kübler	Switzerland	Frejus	simplex	Tour de France
1951	Hugo Koblet	Switzerland	La pearl	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1952	Fausto Coppi	Italy	Bianchi	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1953	Louison Bobet	France	Stella	Whore	Competition
1954	Louison Bobet	France	Stella	Whore	Competition
1955	Louison Bobet	France	Lejeune	Whore	Competition
1956	Roger Walkowiak	France	Lejeune	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1957	Jacques Anquetil	France	Helyett	simplex	L.Juy 543
1958	Charly Gaul	Luxembourg	Guerra	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1959	Federico Bahamontes	Spain	Coppi	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1960	Gastone Nencini	Italy	Colnago	Campagnolo	Gran Sport
1961	Jacques Anquetil	France	Helyett	simplex	Juy Export 61
1962	Jacques Anquetil	France	Helyett	simplex	Juy export
1963	Jacques Anquetil	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Record
1964	Jacques Anquetil	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Record
1965	Felice Gimondi	Italy	Magni	Campagnolo	Record
1966	Lucien Aimar	France	Géminiani	Campagnolo	Record
1967	Roger Pingeon	France	Peugeot	simplex	Prestigious
1968	Jan Janssen	Netherlands	Lejeune	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1969	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Eddy Merckx	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1970	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Eddy Merckx	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1971	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Eddy Merckx	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1972	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Eddy Merckx	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1973	Luis Ocaña	Spain	Motobecane	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1974	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Eddy Merckx	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1975	Bernard Thévenet	France	Peugeot	simplex	SLJ 5000
1976	Lucien Van Impe	Belgium	Gitane	Campagnolo	Nuovo Record
1977	Bernard Thévenet	France	Peugeot	simplex	SLJ 5000
1978	Bernard Hinault	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Super record
1979	Bernard Hinault	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Super record
1980	Joop Zoetemelk	Netherlands	Raleigh	Campagnolo	Super record
1981	Bernard Hinault	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Super record
1982	Bernard Hinault	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Super record
1983	Laurent Fignon	France	Gitane	simplex	SLJ 5000
1984	Laurent Fignon	France	Gitane	Campagnolo	Super record
1985	Bernard Hinault	France	Hinault	Campagnolo	C record
1986	Greg LeMond	United States	Battaglin	Campagnolo	C record
1987	Stephen Roche	Ireland	Battaglin	Campagnolo	C record
1988	Pedro Delgado	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	C record
1989	Greg LeMond	United States	Bottecchia	Mavic	Tout Mavic
1990	Greg LeMond	United States	TVT / LeMond	Campagnolo	C record
1991	Miguel Indurain	Spain	TVT / Razesa	Campagnolo	C record
1992	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	C record
1993	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	C record
1994	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	C record
1995	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	C record
1996	Bjarne Riis	Denmark	Pinarello	Campagnolo	Record
1997	Jan Ullrich	Germany	Pinarello	Campagnolo	Record
1998	Marco Pantani	Italy	Bianchi	Campagnolo	Record
1999	-
2000	-
2001	-
2002	-
2003	-
2004	-
2005	-
2006	Óscar Pereiro	Spain	Pinarello	Campagnolo	Record
2007	Alberto Contador	Spain	Trek	Shimano	Dura-Ace
2008	Carlos Sastre	Spain	Cervélo	Shimano	Dura-Ace
2009	Alberto Contador	Spain	Trek	SRAM	Red
2010	Andy Schleck	Luxembourg	Specialized	SRAM	Red
2011	Cadel Evans	Australia	BMC	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2012	Bradley Wiggins	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2013	Christopher Froome	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2014	Vincenzo Nibali	Italy	Specialized	Campagnolo	Record EPS
2015	Christopher Froome	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2016	Christopher Froome	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2017	Christopher Froome	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2018	Geraint Thomas	United Kingdom	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2
2019	Egan Bernal	Colombia	Pinarello	Shimano	Dura-Ace Di2

Victory statistics for bicycle manufacturers

The following statistics list the victories of individual bicycle manufacturers who have been successful in the Tour de France more than once.

Alcyon	Pinarello	Peugeot	Gitane	Eddy Merckx	Automoto	Bianchi	Helyett	La Sportive	Lejeune	Battaglin	Legnano	Specialized	Stella	Trek
16	15th	10	9	5	4th	3	3	3	3	2	2	2	2	2

Victory statistics component manufacturers

The following statistics list the victories of individual component manufacturers who were successful more than once in the Tour de France.

Campagnolo	simplex	Shimano	Whore	Osgear	SRAM
40	10	10	3	2	2

Individual evidence

1. ^ Bill McGann, Carol McGann: The Story of the Tour de France . Dog Ear Publishing, 2006, ISBN 1-59858-180-5 , pp. 51-56 .
2. ↑ BBC Sport: 1930–1939: Adapt to survive, accessed February 20, 2013.
3. ^ Kurt Gensheimer: The Mystique of Masi: From Vigorelli to Volumetrica . In: Ebykr . February 11, 2018.
4. ↑ Simon Martin, Sport Italia: The Italian Love Affair with Sport, IBTauris, 2011, p. 61 [1]
5. Jump up ↑ Richard Moore and Daniel Benson, Bike !: A Tribute to the World's Greatest Racing Bicycles, Carlton, Vic. : Melbourne University Publishing, 2012 [2]
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Zeit Online: Armstrong loses all seven tour titles , accessed October 22, 2012.

literature

• P. Fachinetti, G. Rubino: Campagnolo - A company makes bicycle history . Delius Klasing Verlag, Bielefeld 2009, ISBN 978-3-7688-5275-3 .
• A. Beune, W. Drögenpütt: chain on the right! - In big gear through the useless cycling knowledge . Covadonga Verlag , Bielefeld 2008, ISBN 978-3-936973-26-6 .