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G.P. de l'Echo d'Alger 1934  |  General Classification    

11th edition

General Classification

17 March 1934 - 18 March 1934

Rider Team Time
1.
Luciano MONTERO HERNÁNDEZ 		BH 9h40'28"
2.
Lucien WEISS 		Lutetia - Wolber 2'52"
3.
Marcel BLANCHON 		Individual
4.
Henri POMÉON 		Individual 9'02"
5.
Vincent SALAZARD 		Alcyon - Dunlop 9'03"
6.
Ben Amar DJILALI 		Individual ?
7.
Vincent GALIANA 		Individual
8.
Barthélémy GÉRIN 		Individual
9.
Georges RADAT 		Individual
10.
Sylvain MARCAILLOU 		France Sport - Wolber
11.
René MÉRONE 		Individual
12.
Roger POUTOT 		Individual
13.
Joseph BALLESTER 		Individual
14.
Joseph MAGGIO 		Individual
15.
Emile NOPPEL 		Individual
16.
L. ZELASCO 		Individual
17.
Jacques CASTELLO 		Individual
18.
Mimoun LARBI 		Individual
19.
Mohamed AÏSSA 		Individual
20.
Georges PEPI 		Individual
21.
Vincent AMBROSINO 		Individual
22.
Lucien TERENTI 		Individual
23.
Aïssa ZOUAOUI 		Individual
24.
Ahmed EL KLOUFI 		Individual
25.
Maurice MALINCONI 		Individual
26.
VILA 		Individual
27.
Jean YGREC 		Individual
28.
J. LUCAS 		Individual
29.
Pierre ALLÈS 		Individual
30.
Ali ZIDANE 		Individual
31.
Jean ROCA 		Individual
32.
Dante MACOTTA 		Individual
33.
FOA 		Individual
34.
C. KADA 		Individual
35.
ARBONA 		Individual
36.
Jean NAVE 		Individual
37.
Ahmed KARTALI 		Individual
38.
M. AZEM 		Individual
39.
SANNINO 		Individual
40.
Michel BIANCO 		Individual
41.
Ahmed BRAZZI 		Individual
42.
Pierre RUIZ 		Individual
43.
A. GRIMAUD 		Individual
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Remarks
By decision of March 29, 1934, the UVF sports commission imposed a 100 franc fine on Fernand Mithouard and Paul Chocque and decided to exclude them from the race of the Critérium de l'Echo d'Alger for having taken advantage of the wake of a following car during the second stage to get out of the way and shelter from the wind. In addition, a 6-month suspension was imposed on Mithouard and Chocque from April 2 to October 2, 1934. This suspension was partially lifted on May 1.