1903: La Francaise (Maurice Garin, FRA)
1904: Cycles J.C. (Henri Cornet, FRA)
1905: Peugeot (Louis Trousselier, FRA)
1906: Peugeot (Rene Pottier, FRA)
1907: Peugeot (Lucien Petit-Breton, FRA)
1908: Peugeot (Lucien Petit-Breton, FRA)
1909: Alcyon (Francois Faber, LUX)
1910: Alcyon (Octave Lapize, FRA)
1911: Alcyon (Gustave Garrigou, FRA)
1912: Alcyon (Odile Defraye, BEL)
1913: Peugeot (Philippe Thys, BEL)
1914: Peugeot (Philippe Thys, BEL)
1915-1918: No Tour (World War I)
1919: La Sportive[FN1] (Firmin Lambot, BEL)
1920: La Sportive[FN1] (Philippe Thys, BEL)
1921: La Sportive[FN1] (Leon Scieur, BEL)
1922: Peugeot (Firmin Lambot, BEL)
1923: Automoto (Henri Pelissier, FRA)
1924: Automoto (Ottavio Bottecchia, ITA)
1925: Automoto (Ottavio Bottecchia, ITA)
1926: Automoto (Lucien Buysse, BEL)
1927: Alcyon (Nicolas Frantz, LUX)
1928: Alcyon (Nicolas Frantz, LUX)
1929: Alcyon (Maurice DeWaele, BEL)
1930: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2](Andre Leducq, FRA)
1931: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Antonin Magne, FRA)
1932: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Andre Leducq, FRA)
1933: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Georges Speicher, FRA)
1934: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Antonin Magne, FRA)
1935: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Romain Maes, BEL)
1936: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon)[FN2] (Sylvere Maes, BEL)
1937: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Roger Lapebie, FRA)
1938: 'L'Auto' [FN2] (Gino Bartali, ITA)
1939: 'L'Auto' [Alcyon][FN2] (Sylvere Maes, BEL)
1940-1946 - No Tour (World War II)
1947: Genial-Lucifer - Simplex "Tour de France" (Jean Robic, FRA)
1948: Legnano - Campagnolo "Cambio Corsa" (Gino Bartali, ITA)
1949: Bianchi - Simplex "Tour de France" (Fausto Coppi, ITA)
1950: Frejus - Simplex "Tour de France" (Ferdi Kubler, SWI)
1951: La Perle - Campagnolo "Gran Sport" (Hugo Koblet, SWI)
1952: Bianchi - Campagnolo "Gran Sport" (Fausto Coppi, ITA)
1953: Stella - Huret "Competition" (Louison Bobet, FRA)
1954: Stella - Huret "Competition" (Louison Bobet, FRA)
1955: 'Louison Bobet' (Mercier) - Huret "Competition" (Louison Bobet, FRA)
1956: 'Geminiani' (Mercier or Cizeron?) - Campagnolo "Gran Sport" (Roger Walkowiak, FRA)
1957: Helyett (B. Carr?) - Simplex "L.Juy 543" (Jacques Anquetil, FRA)
1958: Learco Guerra - Campagnolo "Gran Sport" (Charly Gaul, FRA)
1959: Coppi - Campagnolo "Gran Sport" (Federico Bahamontes, ESP)
1960: Frejus or Legnano (?) - (Gastone Nencini, ITA)
1961: Helyett (B. Carr?) - Simplex "Juy Export 61" (Jacques Anquetil, FRA)
1962: Helyett (B. Carr?) - Simplex (Jacques Anquetil, FRA)
1963: Gitane (B. Carr?) - Campagnolo "Record" (Jacques Anquetil, FRA)
1964: Gitane (B. Carr?) - Campagnolo "Record" (Jacques Anquetil, FRA)
1965: 'Magni' (Bianchi) - Campagnolo "Record" (Felice Gimondi, ITA)
1966: Geminiani - Campagnolo "Record" (Lucien Aimar, FRA)
1967: Peugeot - Simplex "Prestige" (Roger Pingeon, FRA)
1968: Lejeune - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Jan Janssen, NED)
1969: ?Eddy Merckx? (Kessels - G. v.d.Elst(?)) - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Eddy Merckx, BEL)
1970: ?Eddy Merckx? (Masi - G. Pela (?)) - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Eddy Merckx, BEL)
1971: ?Eddy Merckx? (Colnago-Kessels(?)) - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Eddy Merckx, BEL)
1972: ?Eddy Merckx? (Colnago-Kessels(?)) - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Eddy Merckx, BEL)
1973: Motobecane - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Luis Ocana, ESP)
1974: 'Eddy Merckx' (DeRosa-Kessels(?)) - Campagnolo "Nuovo Record" (Eddy Merckx, BEL)
1975: Peugeot - Simplex "SLJ 5000" (Bernard Thevenet, FRA)
1976: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Lucien Van Impe, BEL)
1977: Peugeot - Simplex (Bernard Thevenet, FRA)
1978: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Bernard Hinault, FRA)
1979: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Bernard Hinault, FRA)
1980: Raleigh - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Joop Zoetemelk, NED)
1981: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Bernard Hinault, FRA)
1982: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Bernard Hinault, FRA)
1983: Gitane - Simplex "SLJ" (Laurent Fignon, FRA)
1984: Gitane - Campagnolo "Super Record" (Laurent Fignon, FRA)
1985: 'Hinault' - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Bernard Hinault, FRA)
1986: Look & TVT - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Greg Lemond, USA)
1987: Battaglin - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Stephen Roche, IRE)
1988: Pinarello & TVT(?) - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Pedro Delgado, ESP)
1989: Bottecchia & TVT - Mavic (Greg Lemond, USA)
1990: 'LeMond' (TVT 'Carbone') - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Greg Lemond, USA)
1991: TVT and Razesa - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Miguel Indurain, ESP)
1992: Pinarello - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Miguel Indurain, ESP)
1993: Pinarello - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Miguel Indurain, ESP)
1994: Pinarello - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Miguel Indurain, ESP)
1995: Pinarello - Campagnolo "C-Record" (Miguel Indurain, ESP)
1996: Pinarello - Campagnolo "Record" (Bjarne Riis[FN6], DEN)
1997: Pinarello - Campagnolo "Record" (Jan Ullrich, GER)
1998: Bianchi - Campagnolo "Record" (Marco Pantani, ITA)
1999: No Winner Named [FN3]
2000: No Winner Named [FN3]
2001: No Winner Named [FN3]
2002: No Winner Named [FN3]
2003: No Winner Named [FN3]
2004: No Winner Named [FN3]
2005: No Winner Named [FN3]
2006: Pinarello - Campagnolo "Record" (Oscar Pereiro[FN4], ESP)
2007: Trek - Shimano "Dura Ace" (Alberto Contador, ESP)
2008: Cervelo - Shimano "Dura Ace" (Carlos Sastre, ESP)
2009: Trek - Sram "Red" (Alberto Contador, ESP)
2010: Specialized - Sram "Red" (Andy Schleck[FN5], LUX )
2011: BMC - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Cadel Evans, AUS)
2012: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Bradley Wiggins, GBR)
2013: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2014: Specialized - Campagnolo "Record 11" (Vincenzo Nibali, ITA)
2015: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2016: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2017: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Chris Froome, GBR)
2018: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura Ace Electronic" (Geraint Thomas, GBR)
2019: Pinarello - Shimano "Dura-Ace R9100" (Egan Bernal, COL)
2020: Colnago - Campagnolo "Super Record EPS" (Tadej Pogačar, SLO)
2021: Colnago - Campagnolo "Super Record EPS" (Tadej Pogačar, SLO)
2022: Cerv?lo - Shimano "Dura Ace R9200" (Jonas Vingegaard, DNK)
2023: Cerv?lo - SRAM Red eTap AXS (Jonas Vingegaard, DNK)
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Footnotes:
[FN1] WWI destroyed many of the bicycle teams and had the manufacturers on the ropes financially. Therefore, several French manufacturers formed 'La Sportive', a cycling consortium made up of firms like Alcyon, Armor, Automoto, Cl?ment, La Fran?aise, Gladiator, Griffon, Hurtu, Labor, Liberator, Peugeot and Thomann. La Sportive provided bicycles for about 1/2 of the peloton. The consortium split in 1921, with the individual companies outfitting their own teams the following year. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Sportive
[FN2] From 1930-1939, Henri Desgrange banned trade teams and replaced them with national teams. All of the riders had to ride the same, generic bicycles which were painted yellow and were badged as "L'Auto", the name of Desgrange's newspaper. The bicycles were (likely) manufactured by Alcyon, due to the friendship between Desgrange and Alcyon manager, Edmond Gentil. Allegedly, Alcyon built the bikes each year, except for 1938. If you count these Tour wins for the manufacturer, Alcyon would be the most successful bicycle brand of the Tour de France with 16 Tour wins. But counting them as a true "winner", when there was no competition from other brands, seems inherently unfair.[Source: http://forum.velonews.com/topic.php?id=2628 ]
[FN3] Lance Amstrong was stripped of his Tour de France victories by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) in 2012 after an investigation and sanction by the United States Anti Doping Agency (USADA). The sanction is based on doping violations surrounding systematic doping on the US Postal and Discovery cycling teams. The UCI and ASO (organizer/owner of the Tour de France) ruled that there would be no winner named for the Tour de France from 1999 through 2005 (2012) [Source: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tour-de ... -victories ] Armstrong rode Trek bicycles with Shimano Dura Ace components.
[FN4] Floyd Landis was subsequently stripped of title for a doping violation. Rode BMC - Campagnolo "Record". This made the 2nd place finisher, Oscar Pereiro, the named winner.
[FN5] Alberto Contador was subsequently stripped of title for a doping violation. Rode Specialized -SRAM "Red".
[FN6] In 2007, Bjarne Riis admitted to the use of doping during the 1996 Tour de France and offered to return his yellow jersey. The organizers of the Tour de France stripped him of his 1996 Tour de France victory, but did not name a new winner. In 2008, the organizers reinstated his win, but placed an asterisk next to his name regarding the doping offense.
Sources:
http://forum.velonews.com/topic.php?id=2628
http://www.letour.us/indexold.html
*Unfortunately, the Source links no longer work. This has been here a while, and is updated with every new event. At this point, I guess you'll just have to trust me.
