List of teams and cyclists in the 1946 Giro d'Italia

The 1946 Giro d'Italia was the 29th edition of the Giro d'Italia, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The field consisted of 79 riders, and 40 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
1	Gino Bartali	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
2	Mario Ricci	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
3	Aldo Bini	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
4	Angelo Brignole	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
5	Leopoldo Ricci	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
6	Renzo Zanazzi	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
7	Valeriano Zanazzi	Italy	Legnano–Pirelli	^[1]
8	Adolfo Leoni	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
9	Fausto Coppi	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
10	Glauco Servadei	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
11	Severino Canavesi	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
12	Giovanni De Stefanis	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
13	Secondo Barisone	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
14	Serse Coppi	Italy	Bianchi	^[1]
15	Olimpio Bizzi	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
16	Mario Vicini	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
17	Pietro Chiappini	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
18	Elio Bertocchi	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
19	Mario Fazio	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
20	Tolmino Casellato	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
21	Giovanni Corrieri	Italy	Viscontea	^[1]
22	Vito Ortelli	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
23	Oreste Conte	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
24	Aldo Ronconi	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
25	Enrico Mollo	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
26	Enea Antolini	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
27	Guido Lelli	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
28	Sergio Maggini	Italy	Benotto	^[1]
29	Fermo Camellini	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
30	Quirino Toccaceli	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
31	Mario De Benedetti	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
32	Carlo Rebella	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
33	Vincenzo Rossello	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
34	Antonio Giauna	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
35	Joseph Magnani	Italy	Olmo	^[1]
36	Cesare Del Cancia	Italy	Welter	^[1]
37	Michele Motta	Italy	Welter	^[1]
38	Alfredo Martini	Italy	Welter	^[1]
39	Gino Fondi	Italy	Welter	^[1]
40	Giulio Bresci	Italy	Welter	^[1]
41	Nedo Logli	Italy	Welter	^[1]
42	Aimone Landi	Italy	Welter	^[1]
43	Giordano Cottur	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
44	Antonio Bevilacqua	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
45	Giovanni Brotto	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
46	Egidio Feruglio	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
47	Giannino Piccolroaz	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
48	Angelo Degano	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
49	Angelo Menon	Italy	Wilier–Triestina	^[1]
51	Ubaldo Pugnaloni	Italy	Milan–Gazzetta	^[1]
52	Egidio Marangoni	Italy	Milan–Gazzetta	^[1]
53	Bruno Pasquini	Italy	Milan–Gazzetta	^[1]
54	Tino Ausenda	Italy	Milan–Gazzetta	^[1]
55	Luigi Malabrocca	Italy	Milan–Gazzetta	^[1]
56	Luigi Casola	Italy	Velo Club Bustese	^[1]
57	Aldo Baito	Italy	Velo Club Bustese	^[1]
58	Silvio Furlan	Italy	Velo Club Bustese	^[1]
59	Primo Volpi	Italy	Velo Club Bustese	^[1]
60	Paolo Ferrari	Italy	Velo Club Bustese	^[1]
61	Andrea Giacometti	Italy	Fronte Gioventu	^[1]
62	Enzo Coppini	Italy	Fronte Gioventu	^[1]
63	Giovanni Ballarino	Italy	Fronte Gioventu	^[1]
64	Francesco Locatelli	Italy	Fronte Gioventu	^[1]
65	Serafino Biagioni	Italy	Fronte Gioventu	^[1]
66	Salvatore Crippa	Italy	ENAL–Campari	^[1]
67	Diego Marabelli	Italy	ENAL–Campari	^[1]
68	Vittorio Magni	Italy	ENAL–Campari	^[1]
69	Guerrino Amadori	Italy	ENAL–Campari	^[1]
70	Remo Sala	Italy	ENAL–Campari	^[1]
71	Mario Spinazzi	Italy	Azzini Freno–Universal	^[1]
72	Dante Colombo	Italy	Azzini Freno–Universal	^[1]
73	Ennio Nardini	Italy	Azzini Freno–Universal	^[1]
74	Augusto Introzzi	Italy	Azzini Freno–Universal	^[1]
75	Carlo Moscardini	Italy	Azzini Freno–Universal	^[1]
76	Ezio Cecchi	Italy	Centro Sportivo Italiano	^[1]
77	Marcello Spadolini	Italy	Centro Sportivo Italiano	^[1]
78	Fausto Montesi	Italy	Centro Sportivo Italiano	^[1]
79	Walter Generati	Italy	Centro Sportivo Italiano	^[1]
80	Doro Morigi	Italy	Centro Sportivo Italiano	^[1]

By nationality

References

1. . Memoire du cyclisme (in French). Archived from the original on 1 May 2005.