List of teams and cyclists in the 1975 Giro d'Italia

The 1975 Giro d'Italia was the 58th edition of the Giro d'Italia, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The field consisted of 90 riders, and 70 riders finished the race.

By rider

Legend
No.	Starting number worn by the rider during the Giro
Pos.	Position in the general classification
DNF	Denotes a rider who did not finish

No.	Name	Nationality	Team	Ref
11	Felice Gimondi	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
12	Rik Van Linden	Belgium	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
13	Luigi Castelletti	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
14	Giovanni Cavalcanti	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
15	Fabrizio Fabbri	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
16	Simone Fraccaro	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
17	Antoine Houbrechts	Belgium	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
18	Emilio-Martin Rodriguez	Colombia	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
19	Giacinto Santambrogio	Italy	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
20	Alex Van Linden	Belgium	Bianchi–Campagnolo	[1]
21	Roger De Vlaeminck	Belgium	Brooklyn	[1]
22	Wladimiro Panizza	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
23	Patrick Sercu	Belgium	Brooklyn	[1]
24	Giancarlo Bellini	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
25	Willy De Geest	Belgium	Brooklyn	[1]
26	Ercole Gualazzini	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
27	Valerio Lualdi	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
28	Marcello Osler	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
29	Herman Van der Slagmolen	Belgium	Brooklyn	[1]
30	Aldo Parecchini	Italy	Brooklyn	[1]
31	Davide Boifava	Italy	Furzi	[1]
32	Claudio Bonacina	Italy	Furzi	[1]
33	Alfredo Chinetti	Italy	Furzi	[1]
34	Costantino Conti	Italy	Furzi	[1]
35	Mario Lanzafame	Italy	Furzi	[1]
36	Giorgio Favaro	Italy	Furzi	[1]
37	Arturo Pecchielan	Italy	Furzi	[1]
38	Giancarlo Polidori	Italy	Furzi	[1]
39	Giuseppe Rodella	Italy	Furzi	[1]
40	Giancarlo Tartoni	Italy	Furzi	[1]
41	Henk Poppe	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
42	Theo Smit	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
43	Ronny De Bisschop	Belgium	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
44	Cees van Dongen	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
45	Wilfried Reybrouck	Belgium	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
46	Etienne Van Braekel	Belgium	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
47	Gerard Kamper	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
48	Fedor den Hertog	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
49	Nidie Den Hertog	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
50	Henk Prinsen	Netherlands	Frisol–G.B.C.	[1]
51	Alessio Antonini	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
52	Giovanni Battaglin	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
53	Giacomo Bazzan	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
54	Marcello Bergamo	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
55	Fausto Bertoglio	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
56	Pierino Gavazzi	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
57	Donato Giuliani	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
58	Knut Knudsen	Norway	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
59	Sandro Quintarelli	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
60	Bruno Vicino	Italy	Jollj Ceramica	[1]
61	Miguel María Lasa	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
62	Domingo Perurena	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
63	Francisco Galdós	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
64	Vicente López Carril	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
65	José Antonio González	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
66	Andrés Oliva	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
67	Javier Elorriaga	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
68	Sebastián Pozo	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
69	Juan Zurano	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
70	José Grande	Spain	Kas–Kaskol	[1]
71	Marino Basso	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
72	Bruce Biddle	New Zealand	Magniflex	[1]
73	Mario Branchi	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
74	Ottavio Crepaldi	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
75	Wilmo Francioni	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
76	Armando Lora	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
77	Mauro Vannucchi	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
78	Giuseppe Perletto	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
79	Glauco Santoni	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
80	Italo Zilioli	Italy	Magniflex	[1]
81	Gaetano Baronchelli	Italy	Scic	[1]
82	Gianbattista Baronchelli	Italy	Scic	[1]
83	Franco Bitossi	Italy	Scic	[1]
84	Luciano Conati	Italy	Scic	[1]
85	Renato Laghi	Italy	Scic	[1]
86	Primo Mori	Italy	Scic	[1]
87	Enrico Paolini	Italy	Scic	[1]
88	Walter Riccomi	Italy	Scic	[1]
89	Attilio Rota	Italy	Scic	[1]
90	Celestino Vercelli	Italy	Scic	[1]
91	Luciano Borgognoni	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
92	Alberto Caiumi	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
93	Francesco Calvi	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
94	Gianni Di Lorenzo	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
95	Enrico Guadrini	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
96	Adriano Pella	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
97	Louis Pfenninger	Switzerland	Zonca–Santini	[1]
98	Pasquale Pugliese	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]
99	Roland Salm	Switzerland	Zonca–Santini	[1]
100	Luigi Venturato	Italy	Zonca–Santini	[1]

References

1. "58ème Giro d'Italia 1975". Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 25 October 2004.