Tour de France 1904 etappe 2
France | |||
| Datum: | 09-07-1904 | ||
| 2e etappe | |||
| Afstand: | 374 km | ||
| Road – Stage | |||
| Start: | Lyon (Rhone-Alpes), France | ||
| Aankomst: | Marseille (Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur), France | ||
Uitslag
| 1 | Alfred Faure | FRA |
| in 15h 19m 02s |
| 2 | Émile Lombard | BEL | 
| op |
| 3 | Henri Cornet | FRA |
| op 01s |
| 4 | Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq | FRA |
| op |
| 5 | Aloïs Catteau | BEL |
| op 39m 58s |
| 6 | François Beaugendre | FRA |
| op 01h 21m 58s |
| 7 | Julien Gabory | FRA |
| op 01h 22m |
| 8 | Eugène Ventresque | FRA |
| op 01h 50m 58s |
| 9 | Jean Dargassies | FRA |
| op 02h 11m 58s |
| 10 | Charles Prévost | FRA |
| op 01h 31m 58s |
| 11 | René Saget | FRA |
| op 02h 52m 58s |
| 12 | Henri Paret | FRA |
| op 02h 53m 58s |
| 13 | Achille Colas | FRA |
| op 02h 53m 58s |
| 14 | Michel Frédérick | SUI | 
| op 03h 01m 58s |
| 15 | ? Grimenwald | FRA |
| op 03h 32m 58s |
| 16 | Julien Maîtron | FRA |
| op 03h 48m 58s |
| 17 | Gustave Drioul | BEL |
| op 04h 17m 58s |
| 18 | Jean-Baptiste Lardillier | FRA |
| op 05h 29m 58s |
| 19 | Auguste Daumain | FRA |
| op 05h 29m 58s |
| 20 | Louis Colsaet | FRA |
| op 07h 31m 58s |
| 21 | Auguste Rist | FRA |
| op 07h 31m 58s |
| 22 | Auguste Gauthier | FRA |
| op 07h 31m 58s |
| 23 | Antoine De Flotrière | FRA |
| op 11h 56m 58s |
| 24 | Auguste Maisonneuve | FRA |
| op 12h 48m 58s |
| 25 | Albert Niepçeron | FRA |
| op 12h 48m 58s |
| 26 | Émile Poupin | FRA |
| op 13h 02m 58s |
| 27 | Noël Prévost | FRA |
| op 13h 05m 58s |
| 28 | Laurent Tachet | FRA |
| op 13h 11m 58s |
| 29 | Nicolas Damelincourt | FRA |
| op 13h 34m 58s |
| For the second stage, the organisers had made the option to postpone the start by two hours, in case the mistral wind was making cycling difficult. This was not necessary, so the riders started at midnight as planned. During this stage, Antoine Fauré lead close to his hometown, and 200 fans tried to stop the rest of the cyclists from following him. Garin hurt his hand during the incident, and Giovanni Gerbi was knocked unconscious, and had to give up with broken fingers. The situation was only solved after race officials fired shots in the air. Further on, nails and broken glass had been spread along the road, which caused many flat tires. Because of this help, Fauré was the first on top of the Col de la République a.k.a the Col du Grand Bois, but was taken over by the favourites later. Aucouturier won the sprint. When the riders reached Marseille, they complained that there had been too many incidents in this stage, and the stage results should be cancelled. In the last part, they had been stopped by a large group of cyclists. Maurice Garin had been attacked, and his arm had been injured: he finished the stage steering with only one hand. There was so much confusion at the last controle post, that the exact arrival times of the cyclists were not recorded. | ||||
Uitgevallen/opgegeven
| Hippolyte Aucouturier |
| Disqualified |
| Maurice Carrère |
| Disqualified |
| Stéphane Chaput |
| Disqualified |
| Gabriel Cistac |
| Opgegeven |
| Pierre Cnops |
| Opgegeven |
| Philippe De Baladé |
| Disqualified |
| Eugène Delhaye |
| Disqualified |
| Pierre Desvages |
| Opgegeven |
| Auguste Durand |
| Opgegeven |
| Camille Fily |
| Disqualified |
| Claude César Garin |
| Disqualified |
| Maurice François Garin |
| Disqualified |
| Jean Gauban |
| Opgegeven |
| Eugène Geay |
| Disqualified |
| Giovanni Gerbi | 
| Opgegeven |
| Anton Jaeck |
| Opgegeven |
| Philippe Jousselin |
| Disqualified |
| Julien Leroy |
| Opgegeven |
| Julien Lootens |
| Disqualified |
| Ferdinand Payan |
| Opgegeven |
| Edouard Pillon |
| Opgegeven |
| Lucien Pothier |
| Disqualified |
| Léon Riche |
| Opgegeven |
| Ange Varalda |
| Opgegeven |
| ? Vassela |
| Opgegeven |
