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1907 Tour stage results with running GC:

Stage 1: Monday, July 8, Paris - Roubaix, 272 km

1. Louis Trousselier: 8hr 49min 30sec
2. Marcel Cadolle @ 3min 30sec
3. Léon Georget s.t.
4. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 7min
5. Georges Passerieu @ 24min 30sec
6. Emile Georget s.t.
7. François Beaugendre s.t.
8. Henri Cornet @ 31min 30sec
9. Constant Ménager s.t.
10. Georges Landrieux @ 32min 30sec

Stage 2: Wednesday, July 10, Roubaix - Metz, 398 km

Georget and Trousselier were awarded a tie for the stage. Mr. Ron Couwenhouven was kind enough to send this explanation:

According to l’Auto  (11-7, 12-07 and 13-7-1907) Emile Georget was the winner of the second stage Roubaix – Metz. He rode in a green-black jersey, but judge Weylerd gave the first place to Louis Trousselier, who finished with the same time as Georget. Weylerd was thinking Trousselier was the rider in green-black. So Trousselier was presented to Mr. Zeppelin, governor of Elzas – Loharingen, as the winner.

Two hours after the finish, Weylerd corrected his fault, but Emil Gentil, director of Alcyon, the team sponsor of Trousselier, protested against this decision. Two days later Tour de France boss Henri Desgrange, after hearings with both riders, decided for a dead-heat. Both riders got 1 point for the all-over standings. Thus: Roubaix – Metz got two stage-winners.

The stage results after Degrange's decision:

1. Emile Georget: 13hr 39min 15sec

1. Louis Trousselier s.t.

3. Lucien Petit-Breton s.t.

4. Marcel Cadolle @ 29min 5sec

5. Henri Cornet s.t.

6. Constant Ménager @ 29min 45sec

7. Georges Passerieu @ 40min 45sec

8. Gustave Garrigou s.t.

9. François Faber s.t.

10. François Beugendre @ 54min 55sec

GC after Stage 2:

1. Louis Trousselier: 2 points
2. Marcel Cadolle: 6
3. Emile Georget: 7

Stage 3: Friday, July 12, Metz - Belfort, 259 km

Major ascent: Ballon d'Alsace

1. Emile Georget: 7hr 46min 18sec
2. Henri Lignon @ 1min 12sec
3. François Faber @ 3min 57sec
4. Gustave Garrigou @ 4min 2sec
5. Marcel Cadolle s.t.
6. Louis Trousselier @ 11min 32sec
7. Léon Georget @ 14min 17sec
8. Julien Maitron @ 17min 19sec
9. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 17min 52sec
10. Georges Passerieu s.t.

GC after Stage 3:

1. Emile Georget: 8 points
2. Louis Trousselier: 9
3. Marcel Cadolle: 11

Stage 4: Sunday, July 14, Belfort - Lyon, 309 km

Major ascent: Cerdon

1. Marcel Cadolle: 9hr 27min 2sec
2. Emile Georget @ 1sec
3. Luigi Ganna s.t.
4. François Beaugendre s.t.
5. Louis Trousselier @ 3min 32sec
6. François Faber @ 17min 16sec
7. Carlos Galetti @ 21min 47sec
8. Gustave Garrigou @ 22min 2sec
9. Lucien Petit-Breton s.t.
10. Marcel Godivier @ 38min 10sec

GC after Stage 4:

1. Emile Georget: 10 points
2. Marcel Cadolle: 12
3. Lousi Trousselier: 13

Stage 5: Tuesday, July 16, Lyon - Grenoble, 311 km

Major ascents: Les Echelles, Col de Porte

1. Emile Georget: 11hr 17min
2. François Faber @ 7min
3. Luigi Ganna @ 14min 5sec
4. Carlo Galetti @ 15min
5. Eberardo Pavesi s.t.
6. Marcel Cadolle @ 18min 37sec
7. Cyrille Van Houwaert @ 24min 40sec
8. Gustave Garrigou @ 24min 45sec
9. Louis Trousselier @ 27min
10. Henri Cornet @ 27min 50sec

GC after Stage 5:

1. Emile Georget: 11 points
2. Marcel Cadolle: 18
3. Louis Trousselier: 22

Stage 6: Thursday, July 18, Grenoble - Nice, 345 km

Major ascents: Laffrey, Bayard, Esterel

1. Georges Passerieu: 12hr 14min
2. Emile Georget s.t.
3. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 10min
4. Louis Trousselier @ 20min
5. Marcel Cadolle @ 27min
6. Léon Georget s.t.
7. Ernest Ricaux @ 1hr 6min
8. Cyrille Van Hauwaert s.t.
9. Marcel Godivier @ 1hr 47min 30sec
10. Georges Landrieu s.t.

GC after Stage 6:

1. Emile Georget: 13 points
2. Marcel Cadolle: 23
3. Louis Trousselier: 26

Stage 7: Saturday, July 20, Nice - Nîmes, 345 km

1. Emile Georget: 12hr 36min
2. Lucien Petit-Breton s.t.
3. Louis Trousselier 2 38min
4. Gustave Garrigou s.t.
5. Georges Passerieu @ 38min 40sec
6. Henri Lignon @ 38min 50sec
7. Augustin Ringeval @ 38min 52sec
8. Léon Georget @ 1hr 59min
9. Cyrille Van Houwaert s.t.
10. Marcel Lecuyer s.t.

GC after Stage 7:

1. Emile Georget: 14 points
2. Louis Trousselier: 29
3. Lucien Petit-Breton: 31

Stage 8: Monday, July 22, Nîmes - Toulouse, 303 km

There are all kinds of problems with the results from this stage, The official Tour site (which is rife with errors) has an entirely different top 10 and Trousselier's unchanged GC point total from stage 7 makes no sense since he came in 6th in stage 8. I've thrown up my hands and gone with the results from the Tour Encyclopedie.

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 10hr 18min
2. Gustave Garrigou s.t.
3. Georges Passerieu s.t.
4. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 13min 40sec
5. François Beuagendre @ 19min
6. Louis Trousselier @ 19min 25sec
7. Léon Georget @ 32min
8. François Faber @ 36min
9. Cyrille Van Houwaert s.t.
10. Eberardo Pavesi @ 55min

GC after stage 8:

1. Emile Georget: 13 points
2. Louis Trousselier: 29
3. Lucien Petit-Breton: 36

Stage 9: Wednesday, July 24, Toulouse - Bayonne, 299 km

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 10hr 18min
2. Georges Passerieu @ 23min
3. Gustave Garrigou s.t.
4. Emile Georget s.t.
5. Henri Lignon @ 29min
6. François Beaugendre @ 31min
7. Alois Catteau @ 31min 5sec
8. Fernand Vercher @ 38min
9. Christophe Laurent @ 52min
10. Eberardo Pavesi @ 55min

GC after Stage 9:

Because Georget had made an illegal bike change, he was penalized 45 points, putting him in third place, which is reflected in the stage 10 standings.

1. Emile Georget: 17.5 points
2. Lucien Petit-Breton: 37
3. Louis Trousselier: 40.5

Stage 10: Friday, July 26, Bayonne - Bordeaux, 269 km

1. Gustave Garrigou: 8ht 7min 50sec
2. Lucien Petit-Breton s.t.
3. Emile Georget s.t.
4. Georges Passerieu @ 8min 12sec
5. Ernest Ricaux @ 8min 14sec
6. Eberardo Pavesi @ 32min 10sec
7. François Faber @ 45min 10sec
8. François Beaugendre s.t.
9. Ferdinand Payan s.t.
10. Augustin Ringeval s.t.

GC after Stage 10:

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 39 points
2. Gustave Garrigou: 54
3. Emile Georget: 64.5

Stage 11: Sunday, July 28, Bordeaux - Nantes, 391 km

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 14hr 33min 21sec
2. Georges Passerieu @ 1sec
3. Gustave Garrigou @ 50min 2sec
4. Emile Georget @ 50min 12sec
5. Augustin Ringeval s.t.
6. Ferdinand Payan @ 50min 13sec
7. Pierre-Gonzague Privat @ 57min 25sec
8. Alois Catteau @ 1hr 3min 10sec
9. François Faber @ 1hr 4min 9sec
10. Eberardo Pavesi @ 1h4 4min 12sec

GC after Stage 11:

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 40 points
2. Gustave Garrigou: 57
3. Emile Georget: 68.5

Stage 12: Tuesday, July 30, Nantes - Brest, 321 km

1. Gustave Garrigou: 12hr 23min
2. Lucien Petit-Breton s.t.
3. Emile Georget s.t.
4. Georges Passerieu @ 9min
5. François Beaugendre @ 21min
6. Pierre-Gonzague Privat @ 1hr 6min
7. Eberardo Pavesi @ 1min 7sec
8. Ferdinand Payan s.t.
9. Honoré Genin s.t.
10. Augustin Ringeval @ 1hr 16min

GC after Stage 12:

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 42 points
2. Gustave Garrigou: 58
3. Emile Georget: 71.5

Stage 13: Thursday, August 1, Brest - Caen, 415 km

1. Emile Georget: 16hr 13min 30sec
2. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 1sec
3. Gustave Garrigou @ 11min
4. Georges Passerieu @ 1hr 5min 30sec
5. Pierre-Gonzague Privat s.t.
6. Eberardo Pavesi @ 1hr 13min 15sec
7. François Beaugendre @ 1hr 24min 30sec
8. Alois Catteau s.t.
9. Georges Fleury @ 2hr 7min 30sec
10. Ferdinand Payan s.t.

GC after Stage 13:

1. Lucien Petit-Breton: 44 points
2. Gustave Garrigou: 61
3. Emile Georget: 72.5

Stage 14 (final stage): Caen - Paris, 251 km

1. Georges Passerieu: 8hr 44min 51sec
2. Emile Georget s.t.
3. Lucien Petit-Breton @ 3min 45sec
4. Augustin Ringeval @ 9min 1sec
5. Gustave Garrigou @ 19min 13sec
6. François Beaugendre @ 26min 6sec
7. Eberardo Pavesi @ 39min 15sec
8. Gaston Tuvache @ 41min 54sec
9. Alzir Viver @ 55min 55sec
10. Ferdinand Payan @ 56min 4sec

1907 Tour de France Final General Classification

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Photos from the 1907 Tour de France

The 1907 Tour de France is set to begin.

 

The pack returns to France in the third stage which went from from Metz in Germany to Belfort in France.

 

	Stage 5 finish into Grenoble
Émile Georget wins stage 7 into Nîmes.

Émile Georget, at a point while he led the Tour, takes a short break. The picture in the circle is of Georget at the Parc des Princes velodrome in Paris.

 

Winner of the 1907 Tour de France, Lucien Petit-Breton. Always well-turned out, the natty Petit-Breton always had every hair in place.

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