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Here is information about the Tour de France of 1937. I also have information about the previous edition (1936). I also have information about the next edition (1938).

Stage prizes

Date Nr. From To Distance
(km)
WinnerAge
(yearday)
NatTouriste-RoutierAge
(yearday)
Nat
30 Jun 19371 ParisLilleVlakke etappe263J. Majerus23144LUXA. Braeckeveldt24267BEL
01 Jul 19372 LilleCharlevilleVlakke etappe192M. Archambaud30305FRAR. Godard24144FRA
02 Jul 19373 CharlevilleMetzVlakke etappe161W. Generati23297ITAJ. Fréchaut22286FRA
03 Jul 19374 MetzBelfortBergetappe220E. Bautz2438GERF. Galateau23355FRA
04 Jul 19375A BelfortLons-le-SaunierVlakke etappe175E. Puppo24149ITAE. Puppo24149ITA
04 Jul 19375B Lons-le-SaunierChampagnoleTijdrit34S. Maes27311BELA. Antoine21319FRA
04 Jul 19375C ChampagnoleGenèveVlakke etappe93L. Amberg25102SUIE. Vissers24365BEL
06 Jul 19376 GenèveAix-les-BainsBergetappe180G. Deloor2412BELG. Deloor2412BEL
07 Jul 19377 Aix-les-BainsGrenobleBergetappe228G. Bartali22354ITAM. Laurent2431FRA
08 Jul 19378 GrenobleBriançonBergetappe194O. Weckerling26258GERM. Vicini24137ITA
09 Jul 19379 BriançonDigne-les-BainsBergetappe220R. Lapébie26174FRAP. Gallien25263FRA
11 Jul 193710 Digne-les-BainsNiceBergetappe251F. Vervaecke30122BELB. Carini24236FRA
13 Jul 193711A NiceToulonVlakke etappe169É. Meulenbergh24294BELG. Deloor2419BEL
13 Jul 193711B ToulonMarseilleTijdrit65G. Danneels23310BELE. Puppo24158ITA
14 Jul 193712A MarseilleNîmesVlakke etappe112A. Antoine21329FRAA. Antoine21329FRA
14 Jul 193712B NîmesMontpellierVlakke etappe51R. Pédroli22360SUIJ. Goujon2384FRA
15 Jul 193713A MontpellierNarbonneVlakke etappe103F. Camusso29127ITAJ. Fréchaut22299FRA
15 Jul 193713B NarbonnePerpignanVlakke etappe63É. Meulenbergh24296BELV. Cosson21277FRA
17 Jul 193714A PerpignanBourg MadameVlakke etappe99É. Meulenbergh24298BELJ. Fréchaut22301FRA
17 Jul 193714B Bourg MadameAx-les-ThermesBergetappe59M. Cañardo31162ESPV. Cosson21279FRA
17 Jul 193714C Ax-les-ThermesBagnères-de-LuchonBergetappe167É. Meulenbergh24298BELG. Deloor2423BEL
19 Jul 193715 Bagnères-de-LuchonPauBergetappe194J. Berrendero25101ESPJ. Fréchaut22303FRA
21 Jul 193716 PauBordeauxVlakke etappe235P. Chocque277FRAJ. Fréchaut22305FRA
22 Jul 193717A BordeauxRoyanVlakke etappe123E. Bautz2457GERA. Braeckeveldt24289BEL
22 Jul 193717B RoyanSaintesVlakke etappe37H. Wengler24298GERA. Braeckeveldt24289BEL
22 Jul 193717C SaintesLa RochelleVlakke etappe67R. Lapébie26187FRAA. Braeckeveldt24289BEL
23 Jul 193718A La RochelleLa Roche-sur-YonTijdrit82R. Lapébie26188FRAM. Vicini24152ITA
23 Jul 193718B La Roche-sur-YonRennesVlakke etappe172P. Chocque279FRAJ. Fréchaut22307FRA
24 Jul 193719A RennesVireVlakke etappe114R. Passat23208FRAR. Passat23208FRA
24 Jul 193719B VireCaenTijdrit59L. Amberg25122SUIE. Vissers2519BEL
25 Jul 193720 CaenParisVlakke etappe234E. Vissers2520BELE. Vissers2520BEL

Classification leaders

Date Nr. General Age
(yearday)
Nat Mountains Age
(yearday)
NatTouriste-routierAge
(yearday)
NatTeamsChallenge Ariane
30 Jun 19371J. Majerus23144LUXN/AA. Braeckeveldt24267BELLuxembourgLuxembourg
01 Jul 19372J. Majerus23145LUXN/AA. Braeckeveldt24268BELFranceLuxembourg
02 Jul 19373M. Kint22285BELN/AA. Braeckeveldt24269BELBelgiumLuxembourg
03 Jul 19374E. Bautz2438GERE. Bautz2438GERA. Braeckeveldt24270BELGermanySwitzerland
04 Jul 19375AE. Bautz2439GERE. Bautz2439GERA. Braeckeveldt24271BELGermanySwitzerland
04 Jul 19375BE. Bautz2439GERE. Bautz2439GERA. Braeckeveldt24271BELGermanySwitzerland
04 Jul 19375CE. Bautz2439GERE. Bautz2439GERA. Braeckeveldt24271BELFranceSwitzerland
06 Jul 19376E. Bautz2441GERG. Bartali22353ITAA. Braeckeveldt24273BELBelgiumSwitzerland
07 Jul 19377G. Bartali22354ITAG. Bartali22354ITAE. Vissers252BELBelgiumSwitzerland
08 Jul 19378G. Bartali22355ITAG. Bartali22355ITAA. Braeckeveldt24275BELFranceSwitzerland
09 Jul 19379S. Maes27316BELF. Vervaecke30120BELM. Vicini24138ITABelgiumSwitzerland
11 Jul 193710S. Maes27318BELF. Vervaecke30122BELM. Vicini24140ITABelgiumSwitzerland
13 Jul 193711AS. Maes27320BELF. Vervaecke30124BELM. Vicini24142ITABelgiumSwitzerland
13 Jul 193711BS. Maes27320BELF. Vervaecke30124BELM. Vicini24142ITABelgiumSwitzerland
14 Jul 193712AS. Maes27321BELF. Vervaecke30125BELM. Vicini24143ITABelgiumSwitzerland
14 Jul 193712BS. Maes27321BELF. Vervaecke30125BELM. Vicini24143ITABelgiumSwitzerland
15 Jul 193713AS. Maes27322BELF. Vervaecke30126BELM. Vicini24144ITABelgiumSwitzerland
15 Jul 193713BS. Maes27322BELF. Vervaecke30126BELM. Vicini24144ITABelgiumSwitzerland
17 Jul 193714AS. Maes27324BELF. Vervaecke30128BELM. Vicini24146ITABelgiumSwitzerland
17 Jul 193714BS. Maes27324BELF. Vervaecke30128BELM. Vicini24146ITABelgiumSwitzerland
17 Jul 193714CS. Maes27324BELF. Vervaecke30128BELM. Vicini24146ITABelgiumSwitzerland
19 Jul 193715S. Maes27326BELF. Vervaecke30130BELM. Vicini24148ITABelgiumSwitzerland
21 Jul 193716S. Maes27328BELF. Vervaecke30132BELM. Vicini24150ITABelgiumSwitzerland
22 Jul 193717AR. Lapébie26187FRAF. Vervaecke30133BELM. Vicini24151ITAFranceSwitzerland
22 Jul 193717BR. Lapébie26187FRAF. Vervaecke30133BELM. Vicini24151ITAFranceSwitzerland
22 Jul 193717CR. Lapébie26187FRAF. Vervaecke30133BELM. Vicini24151ITAFranceSwitzerland
23 Jul 193718AR. Lapébie26188FRAF. Vervaecke30134BELM. Vicini24152ITAFranceSwitzerland
23 Jul 193718BR. Lapébie26188FRAF. Vervaecke30134BELM. Vicini24152ITAFranceSwitzerland
24 Jul 193719AR. Lapébie26189FRAF. Vervaecke30135BELM. Vicini24153ITAFranceSwitzerland
24 Jul 193719BR. Lapébie26189FRAF. Vervaecke30135BELM. Vicini24153ITAFranceSwitzerland
25 Jul 193720R. Lapébie26190FRAF. Vervaecke30136BELM. Vicini24154ITAFranceSwitzerland

Table: classification winners

ClassificationWinnerAge
(yearday)
General classificationR. Lapébie26190
Mountains classificationF. Vervaecke30136
IndividualsM. Vicini24154
Team classificationFrance
Challenge ArianeSwitzerland

Legend

WinnerStage split over multiple parts; classification leaders sometimes received jerseys halfway, but they don't count for statistics.
TeamTeam time trial or separate start.
CancelledStage cancelled.
WinnerInital winner later removed.
N/ANobody scored points yet for this classification, or the prize was not given.

Graphs

Distance of final winner in general classification

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Average speed winner of stage (km/h)

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Number of riders in race

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Number of riders that also participated in the Tour in other years

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Margin of winner

In the table below, the evolution of the difference between Roger Lapébie (the winner) and Mario Vicini (second) in the general classification is shown.

Final7:17
StageTypeTime gainMargin of winner
1Time difference in normal stage 8:50 8:50
3Time difference in normal stage −5:31 3:19
5ATime difference in normal stage 1:06 4:25
5BTeam time trial 2:16 6:41
5CTime difference in normal stage −3:55 2:46
6Time difference in normal stage −11:32 −8:46
7Time difference in normal stage 3:57 −4:49
9Bonus on mountain −2:56 −7:45
9Time difference in normal stage 3:28 −4:17
9Bonus on stage finish 3:30 −0:47
11BTeam time trial 3:41 2:54
15Bonus on mountain −0:15 2:39
15Bonus on stage finish 0:45 3:24
15Penalty −1:30 1:54
16Bonus on stage finish 0:45 2:39
17ABonus on stage finish 0:15 2:54
17CBonus on stage finish 2:00 4:54
18ATime difference in normal stage 0:11 5:05
19APenalty 2:00 7:05
19BTime trial 0:12 7:17
TypeMargin of winner
Time difference in normal stage−3:26
Team time trial5:57
Bonus on mountain−3:11
Bonus on stage finish7:15
Penalty0:30
Time trial0:12

Participants

NumberName NatTeamFinal
1937
Riders
previous Tours
Best result
previous Tours
Stages won
previous Tours
Classifications won
previous Tours
Jerseys worn
previous Tours
1Sylvère Maes (27308)
BELBelgiumNP17A316General classification (1x)  Gele trui(20x)
2Félicien Vervaecke (30112)
BELBelgiumNP17A431Individual (1x) Mountains (1x) 
3Albert Hendrickx (20347)
BELBelgiumAB61310
4Robert Wierinck (2280)
BELBelgiumNP17A11
5Hubert Deltour (26100)
BELBelgiumNP17A0
6Albertin Disseaux (22226)
BELBelgiumNP17A0
7Gustave Danneels (23298)
BELBelgiumNP17A20
8Jules Lowie (23268)
BELBelgiumNP17A150
9Marcel Kint (22284)
BELBelgiumNP17A191
10Éloi Meulenbergh (24282)
BELBelgiumNP17A1342
11Gino Bartali (22348)
ITAItalyAB12A0
12Giulio Rossi (22240)
ITAItalyAB80
13Giuseppe Martano (26264)
ITAItaly24321Individual (1x) 
14Marco Cimatti (24138)
ITAItalyAB5C0
15Glauco Servadei (23339)
ITAItalyAB20
16Carlo Romanatti (26247)
ITAItaly360
17Walter Generati (23296)
ITAItalyAB5C0
18Luigi Augusto Introzzi (2522)
ITAItaly260
19Giovanni Valetti (23282)
ITAItalyAB20
20Francesco Camusso (29113)
ITAItaly4432
21Oskar Thierbach (28140)
GERGermany14570
22Ludwig Geyer (32317)
GERGermany28470
23Otto Weckerling (26251)
GERGermany412420
24Erich Bautz (2436)
GERGermany910
25Heinrich Schultenjohann (23241)
GERGermanyAB40
26Heinz Wengler (24277)
GERGermany370
27Reinhold Wendel (26301)
GERGermany450
28Hermann Schild (24135)
GERGermanyAB5C0
29Willi Oberbeck (27130)
GERGermanyAB5C0
30Herbert Hauswald (25118)
GERGermany430
31Paul Chocque (26352)
FRAFrance71310
32Roger Lapébie (26166)
FRAFrance1436
33René Le Grèves (26360)
FRAFranceAB941514
34Emile Gamard (25351)
FRAFrance440
35Pierre-Marie Cloarec (28109)
FRAFrance323180
36Maurice Archambaud (30305)
FRAFranceAB7555 Gele trui(14x)
37Georges Speicher (3023)
FRAFranceNP7519General classification (1x)  Gele trui(13x)
38Louis Thiétard (2731)
FRAFranceAB62130
39Robert Tanneveau (25341)
FRAFrance211180
40Sylvain Marcaillou (26143)
FRAFrance52120
41Mariano Cañardo (31146)
ESPSpain30460
42Julián Berrendero (2583)
ESPSpain151110Mountains (1x) 
43Antonio Prior (23323)
ESPSpainAB11B1320
44Federico Ezquerra (28113)
ESPSpainAB14C3171
45Rafael Ramos (25245)
ESPSpainAB11B0
46Juan Gimeno (2442)
ESPSpainAB90
47Albert van Schendel (24283)
NEDNetherlandsAB101150
48Theo Middelkamp (23128)
NEDNetherlandsAB5C1231
49Antoon van Schendel (2753)
NEDNetherlands331320
50John Braspennincx (2338)
NEDNetherlandsAB5B0
51Gerrit van de Ruit (25292)
NEDNetherlandsAB5C0
52Piet van Nek Jr. (20317)
NEDNetherlandsAB20
53Pierre Clemens (23333)
LUXLuxembourgAB8140
54Arsène Mersch (23199)
LUXLuxembourg27151 Gele trui(1x)
55Mathias Clemens (21327)
LUXLuxembourgAB2171
56Jean Majerus (23145)
LUXLuxembourgAB810
57François Neuens (24237)
LUXLuxembourg380
58Aloyse Klensch (2368)
LUXLuxembourg460
59Robert Zimmermann (24308)
SUISwitzerland310
60René Pédroli (22347)
SUISwitzerland390
61Léo Amberg (2599)
SUISwitzerland3280
62Fritz Saladin (27227)
SUISwitzerlandAB90
63Gottlieb Weber (26340)
SUISwitzerlandAB90
64Paul Egli (25317)
SUISwitzerland2911 Gele trui(1x)
65Charles Holland (28284)
GBRGreat Britain–CanadaAB14C0
66William-Francis (Bill) Burl (32176)
GBRGreat Britain–CanadaAB20
67Pierre Gachon (28114)
CANGreat Britain–CanadaAB10
101Adolphe Braeckeveldt (24268)
BELTouriste-routiers220
102Gustaaf Deloor (247)
BELTouriste-routiers160
103Hubert Muller (2311)
BELTouriste-routiers110
104Edward Vissers (24362)
BELTouriste-routiers60
105Eduardo Molinar (29304)
ITATouriste-routiersAB71130
106Mario Vicini (24130)
ITATouriste-routiers20
107Settimio Simonini (23358)
ITATouriste-routiersAB90
108Ambrogio Enrico Morelli (31209)
ITATouriste-routiersAB3322
109Pierre Alles (2130)
ALGTouriste-routiersNP5A0
110Adrien Cento (19119)
FRATouriste-routiersNP5A0
111André Auville (2569)
FRATouriste-routiersAB5C0
112André Bramard (2247)
FRATouriste-routiersAB80
113Maurice Cacheux (23298)
FRATouriste-routiersAB80
114Bruno Carini (24226)
FRATouriste-routiers420
115Victor Cosson (21263)
FRATouriste-routiers170
116Gabriel Dubois (25304)
FRATouriste-routiers341390
117Sauveur Ducazeaux (25205)
FRATouriste-routiers191371
118Jean Fréchaut (22285)
FRATouriste-routiers100
119Fabien Galateau (23353)
FRATouriste-routiers252360
120Pierre Gallien (25255)
FRATouriste-routiers80
121Jean-Marie Goasmat (2495)
FRATouriste-routiers181281
122Robert Godard (24144)
FRATouriste-routiersAB70
123Jean Goujon (2371)
FRATouriste-routiers350
124Marcel Laurent (2425)
FRATouriste-routiers130
125Raymond Lemarié (2412)
FRATouriste-routiers400
126Paul Maye (23316)
FRATouriste-routiersAB5A1332
127Robert Oubron (2474)
FRATouriste-routiers200
128Raymond Passat (23185)
FRATouriste-routiers121360
129Enrico Puppo (24146)
ITATouriste-routiers230
130Joseph Soffietti (24295)
FRATouriste-routiersAB5C0
131Alphonse Antoine (21316)
FRATouriste-routiersDSQ151270

There are 98 participants out of 98 in my database.

Results per team

The "StProb" column indicates the probability that an equally sized team would win the same number of stages, assuming each participating rider had an equal chance of winning a stage. A probability of 0.50 indicates that the team won exactly as expected, a probability close to 0 indicates that the team won fewer stages than expected, and a probability close to 1 indicates that the team won more stages than expected.

The "GCProb" and "Lexico" columns indicate how well the team performed in the overall ranking. For both, a higher number is better; GCProb ranges from minus infinity to plus infinity, with an average of 0; Lexico ranges from 0 to 1, with an average of 0.5.

TeamRidersStages wonStProbGCProbLexico
Belgium10 7 0.97 -2.70 0.00
France10 6 0.93 1.11 0.56
Switzerland6 3 0.78 0.74 0.74
Germany10 4 0.68 0.71 0.38
Spain6 2 0.55 -0.56 0.30
Italy10 3 0.47 -0.35 0.30
Luxembourg6 1 0.27 -0.47 0.21
Great Britain–Canada3 0 0.18 -1.42 0.00
Netherlands6 0 0.07 -1.46 0.10
Touriste-routiers31 5 0.02 2.23 0.09

Results per country

The "StProb" column indicates the probability that a country with this many riders would win the same number of stages, assuming each participating rider had an equal chance of winning a stage. A probability of 0.50 indicates that the country won exactly as expected, a probability close to 0 indicates that the country won fewer stages than expected, and a probability close to 1 indicates that the country won more stages than expected.

The "GCProb" and "Lexico" columns indicate how well the country performed in the overall ranking. For both, a higher number is better; GCProb ranges from minus infinity to plus infinity, with an average of 0; Lexico ranges from 0 to 1, with an average of 0.5.

CountryRidersStages wonStProbGCProbLexico
France31 8 0.22 2.00 0.11
Italy15 4 0.35 -0.25 0.19
Belgium14 9 0.98 -0.88 0.11
Germany10 4 0.68 0.71 0.38
Spain6 2 0.55 -0.56 0.30
Netherlands6 0 0.07 -1.46 0.10
Luxembourg6 1 0.27 -0.47 0.21
Switzerland6 3 0.78 0.74 0.74
United Kingdom2 0 0.26 -1.16 0.00
Canada1 0 0.36 -0.81 0.00
Algeria1 0 0.36 -0.81 0.00

Solos

From reports of the stages of this Tour, I have calculated the length of the solo rides. A solo is when a rider is riding in front of the race, without any other riders. Time trials don't count for this. There is sometimes uncertainty about when a solo started or ended: the dark green bar indicates the solo length that I am certain of, the light green bar indicates the maximum that it could be.

Combined solos during this Tour
RiderSolo
B. Carini150.0–180.0 km
O. Weckerling151.0–156.0 km
G. Bartali94.0–123.0 km
R. Passat97.0–97.0 km
F. Camusso53.0–76.0 km
J. Berrendero49.0–76.0 km
R. Zimmermann32.0–55.0 km
E. Bautz31.0–40.0 km
P. Gallien23.0–35.0 km
M. Vicini21.0–34.0 km
F. Vervaecke0.0–32.0 km
J. Majerus0.0–30.0 km
L. Amberg27.0–30.0 km
A. Mersch0.0–29.0 km
R. Lapébie20.0–20.0 km
A. Braeckeveldt0.0–20.0 km
Ant. van Schendel0.0–17.0 km
P. Chocque0.0–15.0 km
E. Vissers14.0–15.0 km
W. Generati5.0–5.0 km