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G.P. des Nations (Z.O.) 1941

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 G.P. des Nations (zone occupé), 14-09-1941

**1. Louis AIMAR**, 116 km - 3h02'27" 4/5
2. Yvan Marie - 0'37" 2/5
3. Louis Gauthier - 2'02 1/5
4. Jules Rossi  - 2'18" 3/5
5. Maurice Archambaud - 3'14" 4/5
6. Georges Guillier (amateur) - 3'30" 4/5
7. Fernand Mithouard - 4'20" 2/5
8. Emile Idée - 4'22" 1/5
9. Amédée Fournier - 5'45" 1/5
10. Robert Tanneveau - 5'47"
11. Lucien Boda (amateur) - 6'19" 3/5
12. Louis Thiétard - 7'06" 2/5
13. André Brulé (amateur) - 7'43" 1/5
14. Georges Speicher - 8'22" 3/5
15. Roger Pontet (amateur) - 8'54" 1/5
16. Georges Munier - 10'10"
17. Jean-Marie Goasmat (amateur) - 10'19" 3/5
18. Jacques Rousset (amateur) - 13'40"
19. André Desmoulins - 13'43" 1/5
20. René Debenne - 16'20" 4/5
21. Raymond Guegan (amateur) - 17'20"

* **Abandon**  : Raymond Louviot
* **Non-partant** : Ferdinand Kübler

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
116 km

Temps
3h02'27" 4/5

Inscriptions
23

Partants
22

Classés
21

Moyenne
38.144 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 G.P. des Nations

1940

1941
G.P. des Nations (Z.L.) 1941**G.P. des Nations (Z.O.) 1941**

1942
G.P. des Nations (Z.L.) 1942G.P. des Nations (Z.O.) 1942

1943
G.P. des Nations 1943

1944
G.P. des Nations 1944(24 sept. : après libération)
Carl Anderson

### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=76177
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/36542-CarlANDERSON/index.html
* Tour of Somerville - https://www.tourofsomerville.com/history.html
* Honor States - https://www.honorstates.org/index.php?id=495645
* Find a Grave - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/169854491/carl-b-anderson
G.P. Saint-Junien 1942

## Podium

### Sources

Cyclisme Ardechois

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 G.P. de Saint-Junien, 19-07-1942
2. Joseph Magnani  - 10 mètres
3. AndréRoussy (Limoges) - 0'20"
4. Edmond Pages - 2'15"
5. Jean Lazaretto - 4'40"
6. Alphonse Antoine
7. Antoine Giauna
8. G. Contarin
9. Bettini
10. Gillet (Limoges)
11. Contarin
12. Rogier
13. Garcia

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
178 km

Temps
5h07'15"

Inscriptions
33

Partants
*?*

Classés
13

Moyenne
34.760 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Saint-Junien

1940

1941

1942
**G.P. Saint-Junien 1942**

1943

1944
Trap Points

## Plot

The section of points have always made Dom curious and wonder how they work. But with (unintentional) help from an unlikely engine, he gets his chance.

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom & Erlestoke Manor
* Aaron Cooper - Pavan
* Jonathan Asiamah - Mr. Harris
* Micheal Hemchaoul - Erlestoke's Driver

## Characters

* Erlestoke Manor
* Dom
* Pavan
* Sadie *(Does Not Speak)*
* Mr. Harris
* Erlestoke's Driver

## Trivia

* In the first draft of the script, the episode was similar to the Thomas annual story: Near Miss. So it rewritten to make it different.
* The first draft originally had Dom in the lead role until it was given to Erlestoke.
* Dominic has stated Erlestoke's derailment is his favourite shot in terms of editing.
* Erlestoke's derailment seems to be based on an infamous incident that that occurred on the Great Central Railway when Ivatt 2MT 46521 derailed at some trap points on April 27th 2013 which then became one of the most watched YouTube videos of a Steam Locomotive in the UK.
* A deleted scene from Passenger Trouble appears at the beginning but is still used in the intro.
* According to Dominic Rogers, this episode along with Pushing the Limit, War Veteran and Dom's Genesis is one of his favourites.
* Stock footage from Passenger Trouble and Pushing the Limit is used at the beginning.
Rai

**Rai** is a British Railways Class 08 diesel shunter who went to the Forest Light Railway on trial but was later sent away for his hatred of steam engines.

## Personality

Rai is a rude, bullying and mischievous diesel shunter who used to work in the same marshalling yards Dom used to work in.

## Basis

Rai is based on the British Rail Class 08 Diesel shunter. 996 of them were produced from 1952 to 1962 when many of them were withdrawn and/or scrapped. Rai's original design was going to be a Great Northern Railway J13 class

Rai's basisRai's Original Design

## Trivia

* Originally, Rai was intended to be a GNR J13 steam engine but was changed to a class 08 Diesel shunter later on during production and his face being on the back of his cab is based on the "Murdering Diesel" from The Railway Series.
* Rai is the first Diesel Character in the series; not counting the unnamed 08 shunter from Season 1
* It is possible that he might return after the reveal of Taylor's current whereabouts, as implemented by his line, "When I said it's not over, I mean IT'S NOT OVER!".
Steam Railway Stories Wiki

Welcome to the Steam Railway Stories Wiki

STEAM RAILWAY STORIES' is a railway series that follows the life and adventures of Dom, his friends and other engines on the 'Forest Light Railway'. This series is created, directed, written & produced by Dominic Rogers (TankEngine97).

Characters

DomShawnPavanSadieSomersetAliceMagnusBrian Harris
RaiSamanthaTaylorRobinErlestoke Manor
Avignon - Lyon 1941

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Avignon - Lyon (Flèche du Rhône), 20-04-1941
2. René Vietto
3. Fermo Camellini
4. Alvaro Giorgetti - 1'05"
5. Andrea Minasso
6. Georges Martin
7. Decimo Bettini
8. Dante Gianello
9. Charles Berty
10. Pierre Cogan - 4'15"
11. Louis Vincent
12. Sylvain Marcaillou - 5'15"
13. Dominique Zanti
14. Victor Pernac
15. Marius Vernis
16. Fabien Galateau
17. Julien Legrand - 12'21"
18. Jules Merviel
19. Gabriel Ruozzi
20. Albert Adam
21. Marcel Mihière
22. Albert Van Schendel
23. Maurice Kallert
24. Alphonse Antoine
25. Joseph Aureille
26. Antoine Pugliesi
27. Edmond Revel
28. Louis Scalbi
29. Philippe Barraud
30. Jean Lazaretto
31. Benoit Faure
32. Manuel Huguet
33. Severino Mantovani
34. Louis Londero
35. Max Wolhauser
36. Macon

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
235 km

Temps
6h34'05"

Partants
59

Classés
36

Moyenne
35.779 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Lyon

1940

1941
**Avignon - Lyon 1941**

1942

1943

1944
Pavan

**Pavan**, commonly referred to as **Pav**, is a dark green SECR P class locomotive that works on the Forest Light Railway with Sadie and Dom

## Basis

Pavan is a **South East Coast Railway** (SECR) **P Class** 0-6-0T steam locomotive designed by Harry Wainwright.

8 of these were built, however they were built into lots; 2 were built in 1902 and other 6 were built in 1910

All eight locomotives passed into Southern Railway ownership at The Grouping in 1923, and into British Railways ownership at Nationalisation in 1948. Withdrawals took place between 1955 and 1961, but four examples have been preserved. Pavan being one of them.

Pavan's basis
## Appearances

### Season 1

* Passenger Trouble
* Pushing the Limit
* Sadie the Fly Shunter
* Pav's Coach Bother
* Trap Points
* Samantha and the Tail Lamp
* The Scrapyard Ghost
* War Veteran
* Dom's Genesis

### Season 2

* Troublesome Engine
* Sadie, Alice and the Emergency Cable
* Alice and the Rude Passenger
* Auto Fitted
* Simple Shunter *(Does Not Speak)*

## Trivia

* Pavan was named after a friend of series creator; Dominic Rogers.
* Pav's original basis was a 0-4-0 C14. But when Dominic tried Pav's original face on the P Class model, he thought that model suited Pav better. Coincidentally Pav's original model has part of his current model's number: 27
* So far, Pav has appeared in every episode.
Samantha

**Samantha** is a goods engine who works on the Mainland but often takes goods trains to the Forest Light Railway

## Basis

The Great Western Railway (GWR) **2251 Class** was a class of 0-6-0 steam tender locomotive designed for medium-powered freight. They were introduced in 1930 as a replacement for the earlier Dean Goods 0-6-0s and built up to 1948. These locomotives were known as "Collett" named after their builder, 120 were constructed between 1930 to 1948

## Appearances

* Passenger Trouble *(Cameo)*
* Samantha and the Tail Lamp
* War Veteran
* Auto Fitted *(Cameo)*
* Simple Shunter

## Trivia

* Samantha is named after one of the series creator's university lecturers.
* During the series early stages, Samantha was originally an 4-4-2 Adam's Radial Tank, then a GWR Dean Goods until finally a GWR Collett Goods Engine. Coincidentally, the Colletts were described as modernised versions of the Dean Goods as they designed to replace them.
* The tender of Samantha's model has an attendancy to derail on corners.
Robin

**Robin** was a green tank engine who used to work with Pavan

## Personality

Robin was a kind, wise and a very esponsible engine who worked with Pavan during his R.O.D days.

## Basis

Robin was based on the 0-4-0 Dowlais D Class

Robins Basis

## Trivia

* Robin Is The First Character To Die On Screen.
* The casting of Robin happened very early on when the first few episodes were out. Jerome McCalla asked Dominic Rogers if He had any roles left, Robin needed a voice actor, so he was casted as Robin.
* His name is a loose reference to Robson Green of 'Robson and Jerome'.
Dom's Genesis

## Episode Overview

**Dom's Genesis** is the ninth and final episode of the *first season* of Steam Railway Stories.

## Plot

Dom has been quiet for a while, so when Pav asks him what's wrong, Dom reveals a shocking secret.

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom
* Ross Patterson - Pavan
* Liz Productions5784 - Taylor

## Characters

* Dom
* Pavan
* Taylor
* Somerset (cameo)
* Erlestoke Manor (cameo)
* Mr Harris (mentioned)

## Trivia

* This was originally going to be a 2 parter making up 10 episodes, but during production Dominic Rogers realised a mistake he made so the series was cut to 9 instead. The ending might gave a clue why he did this.
* Stock and unused footage from 'The History of Dom' is used and is further developed a bit.
* The first few minutes were originally going to be used as a post end credits scene in War Veteran.
* Dominic Rogers originally wanted to recolour Dom black during post production but couldn't get it right. And Dominic Rogers also forgot to edit out Dom's Forehead dent.
Pushing the Limit

## Plot

Dom's brakes aren't working properly and his work load is limited down as a precaution. However, when Sadie starts to complain about extra work, Dom is determined to prove his limitation is not an excuse for laziness.

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom
* Kristy Wyn Edwards - Sadie
* Aaron Cooper - Pavan
* Jonathan Asiamah - Brian Harris

## Characters

* Dom
* Sadie
* Pavan
* Brian Harris

## Trivia

* The story was loosely based on a real life event that happened to Dominic at University during his second year. The shed scene mainly shows this but everything else was just fictional.
* The episode started out as an audio only story in early 2020 but was intended to be an actual episode.
* The ending was rewritten as Dominic wanted to show that more than one side is at fault.
* It was meant to be the 8th anniversary video on creator's channel but ran out of time to finish it. However, footage from the original version is used in the final product.
* This episode wasn't originally going to be the second episode, but it was decided to make it the second episode for two reasons. One: It setted up the next episode and two: a specific line that kind leads into the originally planned to be episode 2.
* This along with Trap Points, War Veteran and Dom's Genius is one of Dominic's favourite episodes.
* A line of dialogue from Passenger Trouble is reused.
* Some part of this episode seems to be loosely based on the Thomas the Tank Engine story: Dirty Objects. Dominic never intended this, but said: "based on the use of James's theme and runaway theme from said episode, you can see where I say 'loosely based on' and 'never intended'".
Pav's Coach Bother

## Plot

When the regular coaches are sent away for refurbishment, the railway has to bring in two mainline coaches for the time. Pav looks forward to pulling them, but soon learns not everything is easier than it looks.

## Cast

* Aaron Cooper - Pavan
* Kristy Wyn Edward - Sadie
* Dominic Rogers - Dom

## Characters

* Pavan
* Sadie
* Dom
* Unnamed Class 08 *(Cameo)*

## Trivia

* This is the first and only episode in season 1 not to be written by the series creator. Instead, it was written by his good friend: Daniel Swinnerton which Dominic did edit some parts.
* Originally this was going to be episode 2 but was changed to episode 4.
* This episode crashed two times which lead to Dominic having to start from scratch in the editing stages.
* A poster of Liz Productions5784's OC: Liz the Blue Saddle Tank can be seen on the wall in Mr Harris's office.
* Re-edited footage from Passenger Trouble is used at the end.
* The coaches would later be reused for Erlestoke's coaches.
Aldo Bertolotti

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DOUTE

Il n'est pas clair si sa mort était liée à la guerre. Peut-être pouvez-vous nous aider avec ce coureur ? N'hésitez pas à laisser un message : marc.h@hotmail.com.

### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=21666
* Cycling Ranking - https://www.cyclingranking.com/rider/1063/aldo-bertolotti
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/14858-AldoBERTOLOTTI/index.html
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=1007
Tribe of the Pine

The ones that live in the mountains and most are very fluffy and it's really hard for cats from that are not from the tribes to adapt to the mountains

Keeper - MossaKeeper Claw,

Side Keeper - TitaniumScar,

3rd in charge - MountainLeap,

Healer - RubyEye,

Claws - CopperStone, IronVine, LongHorn,

Cares - NixFang, NeveLeap

Catchers - Stone, Steel,

More to be added later

No map yet
Alice and the Rude Passenger

**Alice and the Rude Passenger** (Alternatively titled **Alice and the Grumpy Passenger**) is the third episode of the *second season* of Steam Railway Stories & the twelfth episode overall.

## Plot

Alice the new engine is enjoying her life on the Forest Light Railway, until she encounters a very Troublesome passenger.

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers as Dom
* Ross Patterson as Pavan
* Kirsty Wyn Edwards as Sadie
* Spo0derGlen as Alice
* Jonathan Asiamah as Brian Harris
* Daniel Alsop as Charles Hendrick
* TailLamp Studios as Alice's Driver
* Scrapyard Studios & HumbleIronhide as Police Officers

## Trivia

* This episode is really called: 'Alice and the Rude Passenger' but Dominic Rogers accidentally put the wrong word in.
* Originally, writer Daniel Alsop thought of doing a Troublesome passenger theme, but then both Dominic Rogers and him agreed a Mischievous and drunken one would be a better.
* The screaming kids bit was inspired by a similar situation Daniel Alsop's friend had on a bus and at his flat earlier this year when encountering Troublesome passengers on his bus travels.
* The police men bit was inspired from a scene in Blue Pioneer's: Thomas and the Sodor Rail Car. And Dominic Rogers agreed that it would be a nice homage to a classic redub.
* Originally there was only one policeman written, but Dominic Rogers decided to add another one because in the situation that was explained, he thought more than one policeman would be required.
* Stock footage from Passenger Trouble is used in Dom's flashback.
* Because stock footage is used, Dom's Season 1 model is used in his flashback.
Sadie, Alice and the Emergency Cable

## Episode Overview

**Sadie, Alice & the Emergency Cable** is the second episode of the *second season* of Steam Railway Stories & the eleventh episode overall.

## Plot

A shy new engine arrives on the railway and has to double head her first train with Sadie. But with a mix of belittling and improper use of a emergency cable, how will the new arrival fair on her first day?

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom, Erlestoke Manor
* Ross Patterson - Pavan
* Kirsty Wyn Edwards - Sadie
* Spo0derGwen - Alice
* Trainz4Days - Somerset
* Jonathan Asiamah - Mr. Harris
* Luca Dollar - The Guard
* GalaxyQueen - Mother
* MiketheHelpfulEngine - Father
* Steampwrdcyborg - Boys

## Characters

* Dom
* Pavan
* Sadie
* Alice
* Erlestoke Manor
* Somerset
* Brian Harris
* Guard
* Mother
* Father
* Boys
* Charlotte (Does Not Speak)

## Trivia

* Dominic Rogers was having trouble trying to write Alice's introductory episode. Then Daniel asked him if he could write it and he said yes.
* The original title was just: 'Alice and the Emergency Cable' but Dominic Rogers added Sadie's name in too as she does have a lead role in the episode too.
* A lot of stock footage from season 1 is used in this. Mainly because Dominic Rogers did not film enough footage. It's very obvious towards the end.
* Aside from Alice, this episode introduces Somerset. AKA the Jinty you see at the junction throughout the previous season.
* This is the first episode where episodes flow into one another as you'll see in the next episode. Something that wasn't really present in the first season.
* This episode has the most number of voice actors. Usually there's 4, 5 or 6, but this one tops that by having 10 voice actors. Could this be topped in the future? Wait and see.
* This episode is the first that takes place in 1998.
* According to a Post on Dominic Rogers' Twitter account on 8th March 2022, The Ivatt Class 2 seen near the end is called Charlotte.
SpiderTimber

"Hello DarkKeeper i am SpiderTimber when I'm keeper I want to be friends."

A brown and black-gray tom with fluffy fur and 2 scars and a yellow and red eye.

Age - 37 mounths

Mom - AquaKeeper Lily

Dad - StrikeLeg (Exiled)

Siblings - MoonScrap

Mate - LilyStorm

Kittens - AntKit

Kitten name - SpiderKit

Catcher name - Spider

Claw name - SpiderTimber

Side Keeper name - SpiderTimber

Lives - Tribe of the bog
Troublesome Engine

## Episode Overview

**Troublesome Engine** is the first episode of the *second season* of Steam Railway Stories & the tenth episode overall.

## Plot

A new diesel engine named Rai is brought to the railway on trial but immediately starts being a Bully to the steam engines. Will he get away with his behavior and is there some connection between him and Dom?

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom, Shawn
* Ross Patterson - Pavan
* Kirsty Wyn Edwards - Sadie
* Jonathan Asiamah - Mr Harris
* Callum Game - Rai

## Characters

* Dom
* Pavan
* Sadie
* Mr Harris
* Shawn
* Rai
* Magnus (Does Not Speak)
* Taylor (Mentioned)
* Alice (Accidental Cameo)

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to introduce a diesel character.
* Originally Rai was going to be a GNR J13 steam engine until he was changed to a BR class 08. As for his being on the back of his cab, it was inspired by the 'murdering diesel' who appears in one illustration of the RWS story 'Escape'.
* This episode is the first to include close up model shots.
* Dom's new angry face that he where's at the Colliery is modelled after the TUGS character Ten Cents.
* This episode was going to be a later one but was then became the first episode of this season.
* Alice is visible next to Dom in the last shot even though she wouldn't show up until the next episode. This is likely due to pre-filmed footage from Alice and the Rude Passenger being used.
* Stock footage from Dom's Genesis and the short, Dreams and Warnings is used at the beginning.
* Because stock footage is used, Dom's Season 1 model is briefly used at the beginning.
* From this episode onwards, Magnus is given coal dust weathering on his model.
Sadie

**Sadie** is a red tank engine who works on the Forest Light Railway with Dom and Pav.

## Basis

Sadie is based on a GWR 101 class with a modified closed cab. Something of which the actual 101s didn't have. On a side note, the GWR 101s were oil burning locomotives when they were first built but were then converted to regular water and coal burners.

In real life none of the 101s survived into preservation, this would make Sadie the last her kind.

Sadie's basis
## Appearances

### Season 1

* Passenger Trouble
* Pushing the Limit
* Sadie the Fly Shunter
* Pav's Coach Bother
* Trap Points *(Does Not Speak)*
* Samantha and the Tail Lamp *(Cameo)*
* The Scrapyard Ghost
* War Veteran
* Dom's Genesis *(Cameo)*

### Season 2

* Troublesome Engine
* Sadie, Alice and the Emergency Cable
* Alice and the Rude Passenger
* Auto Fitted
* Simple Shunter *(Does Not Speak)*

## Trivia

* Sadie is named after one of the series creator's university friends.
* During the series early stages, Sadie was originally painted in the traditional Great Western Green until she was painted Red.
* Sadie's real life basis didn't have closed cabs. In reality, Dominic had taken the coal bunker off the model and made a cab wall and bunker out of plaster card. In universe, Sadie was given a closed cab when she arrived on the Forest Light Railway as it was thought it would keep the warmth of the firebox in.
* Sadie's closed cab was a result of Dominic Rogers misplacing the bunker from the Hornby GWR 101 Class that her model was made from. So, instead of making a new one he made her a new one.
Frederick Habberfield

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### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=168799
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=49517
* Olympische Anekdotes - http://www.olympische-anekdotes.be/WOII\_H.html
* Olympedia - http://www.olympedia.org/athletes/14619
* Wikipedia (EN) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick\_Habberfield
* My Heritage - https://www.myheritage.nl/research/collection-1/myheritage-stambomen?itemId=58649191-1-518019&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Frederick+Henry+Habberfield
* U-Boat Net - https://uboat.net/allies/merchants/crews/person/14277.html
* Commonwealth War Graves - https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/2468013/name/
Dom

**Dominic**, commonly referred to as **Dom**, is a blue Hunslet class tank engine who works on the Forest Light Railway with Sadie and Pavan.

## Personality

Dom is a kind hearted, hardworking and enthusiastic engine. He is sometimes prone to be a bit defensive or temperamental when he is picked on, teased, interrupted or something is said that he heavily doesn't agree with and sometimes thinks no one would accept for who he is or would want to be friends with someone like him which can lead to Dom feeling depressed, alone and sometimes doubtful.

But under that anxiety, Dom has a heart of gold, wants to to do his best for the railway, fellow engines and believes there is some good inside everyone.

## Basis

Dom is based on Hunslet Chest Class No. 686 'Lady Armaghdale' built by the Hunslet Company. However when compared to 686, Dom has a shorter boiler, making Dom slightly smaller than his real life counterpart. He also has larger buffer beams and a dipped coal bunker.

Dom's basis
## Appearances

### Season 1

* Passenger Trouble
* Pushing the Limit
* Sadie the Fly Shunter *(Cameo)*
* Pav's Coach Bother
* Trap Points
* Samantha and the Tail Lamp
* The Scrapyard Ghost
* War Veteran
* Dom's Genesis

### Season 2

* Troublesome Engine
* Sadie, Alice and the Emergency Cable
* Alice and the Rude Passenger
* Auto Fitted
* Simple Shunter
* The Anti Railway Gang
* Magnus Goes Backwards

## Trivia

* Dom was inspired by an event at the Severn Valley Railway when Hunslet No. 686 was painted up to look like Thomas the Tank Engine for Day out with Thomas events and series creator: Dominic Rogers, had his picture taken in the cab. Making No. 686 the first engine he ever been on. No.686 can been seen on display at the Engine House at Highley on the Severn Valley Railway.
* The dent on Dom's forehand is based off a real life event when Dominic fell over in the school playground and had to be taken to hospital. In reality, it's a stitch but when it came to adding this feature to the character it was changed to a dent to make it more noticeable.
* Dom's model was rebuilt for the filming of Season 2. However, Dominic Rogers and 22tesla have made a new 3D printed model for the filming of Season 3.
Breda 1941-1

## N.A.C. critérium

critérium

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Breda, N.A.C. critérium, 01-06-1941
1. Cor de Groot, Amsterdam, 105 km – 2u25’56”
2. Henk de Hoog, Amsterdam
3. Louis Motké, Amsterdam
4. Jan Hofstede, Gouda
5. John Braspenninx, Princenhage
6. Cees Valentijn, St. Willebrord
7. Cees Joosen, Made
8. Kees Pellenaars, Terhetjden
9. Hubert Sijen, Maastricht
10. Cor Wijdenes, Ouderkerk
11. e.a. H. Maas, C. Klijntjes, J. Demmeni, C. Hofman, Fr. Donders, J. van Swelm, G. Sprenkelink, C. van Gent, A, van Amsterdam, W. Reuter.

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
105 km

Temps
2u25'56"

Partants
60

Classés
20

Moyenne
43.169 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Breda

1940

1941
**Breda 1941-1**Breda 1941-2

1942
Breda 1942-1Breda 1942-2

1943
Breda 1943

1944
Coppa Piero Marin 1942

## Coppa Piero Marin 1942

professionisti, dilettanti & indipendenti

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Uitslag
* Course-info
* Editions

 Coppa Piero Marin, 16-08-1942

**1. Severino CANAVESI**, 195.5 km - 5h55'00"
2. Giovanni Brotto - ¼ de roue
3. Vasco Bergamaschi
4. Mario Fazio - 1'02" (*1° indipendente*)
5. Glauco Servadei
6. Sesto Fellini
7. Pietro Chiappini
8. Luciano Succi
9. Aldo Ronconi
10. Diego Marabelli
11. Alfredo Martini
12. Salvatore Crippa
13. Giovanni Destefanis
14. Walter Generati
15. Giovanni Valetti
16. Enrico Mollo
17. Mario Spinazzi (*1° dilettante*)
18. Francesco Brambilla
19. Luigi Malabrocca
20. Giordano Cottur
21. Augusto Introzzi
22. Isidoro Bergaglio
23. Pietro Fulcheri
24. Spirito Godio
25. Fermo Bruno
26. Carlo Pozzi

* Edition réservée aux professionnels, aux indépendants et aux amateurs.

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
195.5 km

Temps
5h55'00"

Partants
45

Classés
26

Moyenne
33.042 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Pavia

1940
Coppa Piero Marin 1940

1941
Coppa Piero Marin 1941

1942
**Coppa Piero Marin 1942**

1943

1944
Coppa Piero Marin 1944
Circuit de Ruelle 1943

## Podium

### Sources

L'Écho, 23-08-1943

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Circuit de Ruelle, 22-08-1943
**1. Jacques Pras** (Cognac), 125 km - 3h51'00"
2. Henri Bardy (Cognac) - 2 longueurs
3. Albert Chapacou (Cognac)
4. Robert Moisnard (UCAPA) - 4'30"
5. Jean Blanchard (UCAPA)
6. Gilbert Brion (Cognac)
7. Guy Allory (UCAPA)
8. Roger Roux (Cognac) en 3 h. 57'
9. Lucien Ducloux (Cognac)
10. Georges ou René Ducluzeau (UCAPA)
11. Alex ou Marcel Milet (Châtellerault)
12. Remy Callewaert (Jarnac) - 25'00"
13. André Bacouel - 5 longueurs
14. Paul Lerme - 40'00"
15. Pierre Abonneau (Poitiers)

* Organisé par le S.V.A.R.

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
125 km

Temps
3h52'00"

Inscriptions
31

Partants
18

Classés
15

Moyenne
32.468 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Ruelle-sur-Touvre

1940

1941
Circuit de Ruelle 1941

1942
Circuit de Ruelle 1942

1943
**Circuit de Ruelle 1943**

1944
G.P. de l'Auto 1943

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

  G.P. de l'Auto, 26-09-1943

**1. Lucien VLAEMYNCK** , 243 km - 6h58'35"
2. Maurice Van Herzele  - 1'16"
3. André Defoort  - 2'44"
4. André Declerck  - 8'31"
5. Ward Van Dijck  - 15'03"
6. Jules Lowie
7. René Adriaenssens
8. Achiel De Backer  - 18'52"
9. Ernest Sterckx  - 18'56"
10. Lucien Boda  - 20'59"
11. Constant Ockers  - 22'43"
12. Raymond Guégan  - 22'59"
13. Frans Bonduel
14. Désiré Keteleer
15. Albéric Schotte
16. Raymond Louviot
17. René Vietto  - 27'57"
18. Edouard Muller
19. Urbain Caffi

***Abandons :***
Paul Maye
Robert Bonnaventure
Fernand Mithouard
Georges Guillier
Robert Dorgebray
Louis Thiétard
Lucien Le Guevel
Georges Blum
Sylvère Jezo
Georges Munier
Gaston Grimbert
Joseph Goutorbe
Dante Gianello
Camille Danguillaume
Gabriel Gaudin
André Denhez
Guy Solente
Rik Van Steenbergen
Georges Claes
Albert Dubuisson
Frans Hotag
René Janssens
Eloi Meulenberg
Joseph Moerenhout
François Neuville
Albert Ritserveldt
Hector Bruneel
Adolf Verschueren
Hubert Deltour

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
243 km

Temps
6h58'35"

Partants
48

Classés
19

Moyenne
34.831 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Paris

1940
G.P. de l'Auto 1940

1941
G.P. de l'Auto 1941

1942
G.P. de l'Auto 1942

1943
**G.P. de l'Auto 1943** (Anveres )

1944
G.P. de l'Auto 1941

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Engagés
* Course-info
* Editions

 G.P. de l'Auto, 28-09-1941
**1. Raymond LOUVIOT**, 233 km - 6h18'19" 3/5
2. Lucien Le Guevel - 1 longueur
3. Paul Rossier
4. Louis Thiétard
5. Fermo Camellini
6. Paul Maye - 4'31"
7. Marcel Laurent
8. Tolmino Casellato
9. Gérard Virol
10. Marcel Tiger
11. Jules Rossi
      Pierre Cloarec
      Paul Couderc
14. Guillaume Godère
15. Eugène Galiussi
16. Jean-Marie Goasmat
17. Emile Gamard
18. Albert Goutal - 8'41"
19. Lucien Lauk
20. Sauveur Ducazeaux
21. Antoine Van Schendel
22. Domenico Pedrali
23. André Deforge - 10'37"
24. Bruno Carini
25. Séverin Vergili - 15'44"

### Les engagés

**LA PERLE-HUTCHINSON**

1 MARIE Yvan

**FRANCE-SPORT-DUNLOP**

2 PERNAC Victor

3 VAN SCHENDEL Albert

4 VAN SCHENDEL Antoine

5 GALLIUSSI Eugenio

6 BETTINI Decimo

7 CARINI Bruno

8 ANTOINE Alphonse

**MERCIER-HUTCHINSON**

9 GIANELLO Dante

10 CAMELLINI Fermo

11 SOFFIETTI Joseph

12 GIORGETTI Alvaro

13 RUOZZI Gaby

14 LOUVIOT Raymond

15 LAPÉBIE Guy

16 SPEICHER Georges

17 ARCHAMBAUD Maurice

18 MUNIER Georges

19 CLOAREC Pierre

20 COSSON Victor

**TENDIL**

21 ZANTI Dominique

22 MARTINO Giuseppe

**HELYETT-HUTCHINSON**23 VIETTO René

24 GOASMAT Jean-Marie

25 TACCA Giuseppe

26 CASELLATO Telmino

27 MALLET Auguste

28 LAUK Lucien

29 GAMARD Emile

30 VERGILI Séverin

31 VALDISOLO Giacomo

32 MERCIER Armand

33 DEMARS André

**DILECTA**

34 GOUTAL Albert

35 LE GUEVEL Lucien

36 ROSSIER Paul

37 LESGUILLONS Fernand

38 GOUTAL Claude

39 PASSAT Raymond

**LA FRANÇAISE-DIAMANT-DUNLOP**

40 ROSSI Jules

41 MITHOUARD Fernand

**ALCYON-DUNLOP**

42 MAYE Paul

43 LAURENT Marcel

44 IDÉE Emile

45 DEBENNE René

46 TANNEVEAU Robert

47 DEFORGE André

48 VIROL Gérard

49 DECOOPMAN Henri

**DELANGLE**

50 GAUTHIER Louis

51 PEDRALI Domenico

52 SALAZARD Vincent

**GÉNIAL-LUCIFER-HUTCHINSON**

53 THIÉTARD Louis

54 IGNAT Emile

55 DUCAZEAUX Sauveur

56 COUDERC Paul

57 ROUX Georges

58 POTIRON Marcel

**PEUGEOT**

59 DESMOULINS André

**TERROT**

60 CATTÉ Georges

61 LAMBOLEY Jean-Jacques

**INDIVIDUELS**

62 PLUMET Jean

63 TIGER Marcel

64 LE ROUX Sezny

65 GALLE Jean

66 GODÉRÉ Guillaume

67 DUBREUIL Georges

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
233 km

Temps
6h18'19" 3/5

Inscriptions
67

Partants
59

Classés
25

Moyenne
36.953 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Paris

1940
G.P. de l'Auto 1940

1941
**G.P. de l'Auto 1941**

1942
G.P. de l'Auto 1942

1943
G.P. de l'Auto 1943 (Anveres )

1944
Emile Milheu

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	+ 21-04-1940: 4° en Américaine, Bourgers, vélodrome Tivoli (avec Philibert Bartheneuf)
* 05-05-1940: 1° Prix Jaillet, Bourges

#### 1943

* 00-00-1943: 1° Moulins
* 00-00-1943: 2° Championnat de Bourgogne
* 27-06-1943: 29° Paris – Briare
* 11-07-1943: 2° Championnat de Bourgogne, Nevers
* 13-08-1943: participation Champinnat National, amateurs, Montauban
* 22-08-1943: 3° G.P. de Cosne
* 12-09-1943: participation G.P. des Anges, Orléans
* 10-10-1943: 1° Nevers

#### 1944

* 26-03-1944: 2° Course de classement du VSN, Nevers
* 30-04-1944: 6° Prix de la Ville, Nevers

### Sources

* Le Grenier de mon Moulins - http://www.legrenierdemonmoulins.fr/2018/03/du-8-aout-1943-au-5-septembre-1944-ou-du-grand-prix-cycliste-de-la-ville-de-moulins-a-la-tragedie-pour-deux-jeunes-hommes-courageux
* Mémorial GenWeb - https://www.memorialgenweb.org/memorial3/html/fr/complementter.php?id=5454386
* Cyclodico Bourgogne - http://cyclodico-bourgogne.over-blog.com/2015/08/m.html
* Multichoses Overblog - http://multichoses.over-blog.com/article-19113366.html
* Les monuments aux morts - https://monumentsmorts.univ-lille.fr/monument/31355/challuy-autre/
* Wiki Nivernais - https://www.gennievre.net/wiki/index.php/Nevers\_rue\_Milheu-Bartheneuf
* Le Maitron - https://maitron.fr/spip.php?article235713
 https://fusilles-40-44.maitron.fr/spip.php?article235713
G.P. de Nice 1943

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 G.P. de la ville de Nice, 14-03-1943
2. Antoine Giauna - 1'27"
3. Fermo Camellini
4. Francis Fricker
5. Giuseppe Martino  - 3'50"
6. Pierre Molinéris
7. Celestino Camilla  - 3'55"
8. Alvaro Giorgetti  - 4'20"
9. Pierre Brambilla
10. Alexandre Barbaroux
11. Jules Merviel
12. Auguste Mallet
13. Maurice Kallert - 6'00"
14. Jules Siciliano
15. Paul Neri
16. Basso
17. Paul Martinez
18. Julien Amie
19. Albert Fabre
20. Jean Plent
21. Gabriel Galateau
22. Victor Pernac
23. Roger Cottyn
24. Fabien Galateau
25. Vercellone
26. Louis Costa
27. Pierre Canavese

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
146 km

Temps
4h02'00"

Partants
*?*

Classés
27

Moyenne
36.198 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Nice

1940

1941

1942

1943
**G.P. de Nice 1943**

1944
G.P. de Nice 1944
Christophe Saunier

Mémorial GenWeb

### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=36527
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=24472
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/11404-Christophe-LucienSAUNIER/index.html
Alfredo Mazzocchetti

pas d'imaage

### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=53047
* Cycling Ranking - https://www.cyclingranking.com/rider/1736/alfredo-mazzocchetti
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/26030-Alfredo-MAZZOCCHETTI/index.html
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=29820
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G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle 1942

## G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle 1943

semi-klassieker

* Résultats
* Engagés
* Course-info
* Editions

 G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle, 30-08-1942
**1. Dante GIANELLO**, 242 km - 7h43'50"
2. Augustin Bettini  - 42"
3. Marcel Laurent - 2'18"
4. Robert Dorgebray
5. Raymond Louviot
6. Francis Fricker
7. Joseph Magnani
8. Pierre Brambilla
9. Fernand Mithouard
10. Antonio Prior  - 7'08"
11. Pierre Scalbi
12. Pierre Cogan
13. Antoine Van Schendel
14. Amédée Rolland

1. Benoît Faure, vainqueur 1941

2. Raymond Louviot\*

3. Pierre Cogan

4. Louis Gautier\*

5. Robert Dorgebray

6. Jean-Marie Goasmat\*

7. Vincent Louis

8. Guy Lapébie\*

9. Gabriel Ruozzi

10. Gérard Virol\*

11. Amédée Rolland

12. Georges Guillier\*

13. Jean Lazarotto

14. Fabien Galateau

15. Julien Legrand

16. Fermo Camelini

17. Georges Munier

18. Célestin Camilla

***Alcyon-Dunlop***

19. Emile Idée\*

20. Paul Maye\*

21. Jacques Rosset\*

22. Fernand Mithouard\*

23. Urbain Caffi\*

24. Lucien Boda\*

25. Maurice Le Boulch\*

26. Jules Rossi\*

27. Robert Panier\*

28. Jean Pieters\*

29. Georges Chocque

***France-Sport-Dunlop***

30. Dante Gianello

31. Maurice Kallert

32. Antoine Prior

33. Eugène Galliussi

34. Victor Pernac

35. Antoine Giauna

36. Alphonse Antoine

37. Raphael Ramos

38. Antoine Martino

39. Roger Paris

40. Francis Fricker

41. Bruno Carini

42. Albert Van Schendel

43. Antoine Van Schendel

44. Joseph Magnani

45. Augustin Bettini

***Dilecta***

46. Lucien Le Guevel\*

47. Louis Caput\*

48. Paul Rossier\*

49. Raymond Guégan\*

***Helyett-Hutchinson***

50. Edmond Pagès

51. Victor Cosson

52. Pierre Mallet

53. Emile Gamard

54. Joseph Goutorbe\*

55. Paul Pelletler

56. Séverin Vergili\*

***Rhonson-Dunlop***

57. Joseph Soffietti

58. Joseph Bianco

59. Isidore Garcia

***Ray-Dunlop***

60. Aldo Bertocco

61. Alvaro Giorgetti

***Equipe niçoise***

62. Lucien Teisseire

63. Pierre Scalbi

64. Jean Plent

***Individuels***

65. Pierre Brambilla (Tendil)

66. Marcel Laurent (Métropole)

67. Robert Navailles (Europe)

68. Frans Overbeeke (Rochet)

***Amateurs*** (Sélectionnés à titre exceptionnel après le Circuit des 4 Provinces)

81. Louis Thomas

82. Abella

63. De Lorenzi

84. Damiens

85. Camille Danguillaume

*N.B. Les noms des coureurs de zone occupée, invités par L'Auto, sont suivis d'une astérisque.*

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
242

Temps
7h43'50"

Inscriptions
73

Partants
50

Classés
14

Moyenne
31.304 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Saint-Etienne

1940

1941
G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle 1941

1942
**G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle 1942**

1943
G.P. de l'Industrie du Cycle 1943

1944
Alick Bevan

pas d'immage

 Fichier:CWGC-list Bevan.JPG
 Fichier:Bevan Alick grafsteen.jpg

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=56518
* Olympische Anekdotes - http://www.olympische-anekdotes.be/WOII\_B.html
* Wikipedia (EN) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alick\_Bevan
* Commonwealth War Graves Committee -https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/2618830/
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=42414
* Sittard War Cemetery - https://www.sittard-brunssumwarcemetery.org/bevan-alick
Franz Bronold

pas d'image

#### 1939 | RC Wanderer Chemnitz

* 00-00-1939: 1° Championnat National, poursuite d'équipes, amateurs (avec Bruno Schulze, Rudi Thoß, Hans Preiskeit, Gerhard Bolte, Hans Kinnle)
* 21-05-1939: 3° Rund um die Hainleite, Erfurt

#### 1940 | RC Wanderer Chemnitz

* 00-00-1940: 1° Championnat National, poursuite d'équipes, amateurs (avec Bruno Schulze, Rudi Thoß, Hans Preiskeit)

#### 1941 | RC Wanderer Chemnitz

* 00-00-1941: 2° Rund um Leipzig
* 00-00-1941: 1° Championnat National, poursuite d'équipes, amateurs (avec Bruno Schulze, Rudi Thoß, Hans Preiskeit)
* 13-07-1941: 1° Championnat National, route, amateurs, Augsburg

### Sources

* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=2702
* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=50115
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/38072-FranzBRONOLD/index.html
* Wikipedia (DE) - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz\_Bronold
G.P. du Camembert 1942

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du Cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 1° G.P. du Camembert (Vimoutiers), 04-10-1942
2. Guillaume Godère - 2'00"
3. Maurice Bocquet - 4'00"
4. Fernand Waechter - 5'00"
5. Joseph Martin - 6'00"
6. Tolmino Caselatto  - 11'00"

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
147 km

Temps
4h05'00"

Partants
*?*

Classés
6

Moyenne
36.000 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Vimoutiers

1940

1941

1942
**G.P. du Camembert 1942**

1943
G.P. du Camembert 1943

1944
G.P. du Camembert 1944
Circuit de Paris 1943

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Circuit de Paris, 03-06-1943
**1. Albertin DISSEAUX** , 263 km - 7h03'28"
2. Albert Fonteyne
3. Lucien Lauk
4. Joseph Soffietti - 0'54"
5. Gérard Virol
6. Urbain Caffi
7. Robert Panier
8. Gabriel Gaudin
9. Jules Rossi
10. Lionel Talle
11. André Denhez
      Fernand Mithouard
      Georges Blum
      Lucien Le Guevel
      René Debenne
16. Georges Speicher
17. Jean-Marie Goasmat - 2'56"
18. Emile Idée
19. René Vietto
20. Dante Gianello
21. Sylvere Jezo
22. Robert Bonnaventure
23. Jean Robic
24. Georges Lachat - 4'20"
25. Sauveur Ducazeaux
26. Lucien Boda - 5'22"
27. François Dedonder  - 5'44"
28. Maurice Van Herzele
29. Georges Guillier - 7'17"
30. Serge Svoboda
31. Louis Gauthier - 7'33"
32. Bruno Carini - 9'07"
33. Guillaume Godere - 11'05"
34. Sylvain Marcaillou - 11'54"
35. Jules Merviel - 12'42"

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
263 km

Temps
7h03'28"

Inscriptions
137

Partants
89

Classés
35

Moyenne
37.263 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Paris

1940

1941
Circuit de Paris 1941

1942
Circuit de Paris 1942

1943
**Circuit de Paris 1943**

1944
Circuit de Paris 1944
Deinze 1943-1

## Podium

### Sources

Het Algemeen Nieuws, 27-05-1943
Gazet van Mechelen, 28-05-1943

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Deinze, 27-05-1943
2. Sylvain Grysolle
3. Edward Van Dijck
4. Briek Schotte
5. Jules Lowie
6. Albert Sercu - 0'11"
7. Odiel Van Den Meerschaut
8. Emiel Faignaert
9. Désiré Keteleer
10. René Adriaenssens
11. Omer De Keyser - 0'40"
12. Gustaaf Van Overloop - 1'20"
13. Prosper Depredomme
14. Marcel Van Houtte
15. Albert Lambert - 1'30"
16. Albert Fonteyne
17. Maurice Van Herzele
18. Triphon Verstraeten
19. Richard Depoorter
20. Gustave Daneels
21. Albert Ritserveldt
22. Robert Van Eenaeme

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
125 km

Temps
3h13'25"

Inscriptions
70

Partants
75

Classés
25

Moyenne
38.776 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Deinze

1940

1941

1942
Deinze 1942

1943
**Deinze 1943-1**Deinze 1943-2

1944
Deinze 1944
Daniel Seguin

pas d'image

#### 1942 | pro – individuel

* 19-07-1942 : 1° in stage 1 A Critérium Cycliste des Pyrénées, Pau – Mauléon (19-07/26-07)

### Sources

* Mémoire du Cyclisme - http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/pelotons/coureurs.php?c=24537
* De Wielersite - http://www.dewielersite.net/db2/wielersite/coureurfiche.php?coureurid=54993
* Cycling Ranking - https://www.cyclingranking.com/rider/33404/daniel-seguin
* Museo del Ciclismo - http://www.museociclismo.it/content/ciclisti/ciclista/28228-DanielSÉGUIN/index.html
* Anonymes, Justes et persécutés durant la période nazie - http://www.ajpn.org/arrestationdep-65.html
* Mémorial GenWeb - https://www.memorialgenweb.org/memorial3/html/fr/complementter.php?table=bp&id=5167353
G.P. de Marmignolles 1941

## Podium

### Sources

Mémoire du cyclisme

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Indépendants & débutants 4° cat
* Editions

 G.P. de Marmignolles, 21-09-1941

**1. Amédée THEILLIÈRE**, 117 km - 3h38'00"
2. Gustave Imbert - 4'30"
3. Marcel Bernard
4. Maître
5. Gillet - 9'50"
6. Thomas
7. Fourgeroux
8. Joué
9. Robert Hamedi
10. Emile Dagnière
11. Fernand Girardeau
12. Maurice Nérat
13. Reix
14. Bodin

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
117 km

Temps
3h38'00"

Inscriptions
34

Partants
26

Classés
14

Moyenne
32.201 km/h

**1. Robert HAMEDI**, 77 km - 2h20'00"

2. Thomas - 2'30"

3. Gustave Imbert

4. Joué

5. Emile Dagnière

6. Fougeroux

7. Gobinet

8. Lamoine

9. Girardeau

10. Gillet

11. Malochet

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 G.P. de Marmignolles

1940

1941
**G.P. de Marmignolles 1941**

1942

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G.P. de Marmignolles 1943

1944
G.P. de Marmignolles 1944
Samantha and the Tail Lamp

## Plot

Samantha the Great Western Collett Goods has always wanted to explore more of the Forest Light Railway. One day when she gets the chance, she forgets about one essential item.

## Cast

* Dominic Rogers - Dom
* Aaron Cooper - Pavan
* Liz Productions5784 - Samantha
* Jonathan Ashima Acheampong - Mr Harris
* Callum Game - Shunter
* Gingercat65 - Samantha's Driver

## Characters

* Dom
* Pavan
* Samantha
* Mr Harris
* Gat (Cameo)
* Sadie (Dropped)

## Trivia

* This is the only episode where Sadie doesn't appear, apart from the opening.
* In one scene the incense stick used for steam effects can be seen clear as day in one part.
* The crash is slightly based on the crash from 'Fish'.
* Originally the crash was supposed to be 'on screen' but Dominic Rogers couldn't find away to pull it off.
* The workman was supposed to be voiced by someone else but due personal reasons he couldn't do it and not wanting to ask him constantly Dominic Rogers voiced the character instead.
* Near the end of the episode, Dom says "I was nervous when I first arrived here because of erm... past experiences" which hints towards Dom's Genesis.
The 3 Original Engines

## Background Information

The 3 original engines, numbered 1, 2 and 3, were purchased by the Forest Light Railway in 1910 and were the main source of traction of the railway. However, after an Goodbye at Eversleigh Docks where Number 1 was going to Japan and was Said Goodbye, the railway closed and Numbers 2 and 3 were later going to Indian. It's unknown what happened to them, but they were most likely said goodbye.

## Personality

Not much is known about these engines' personality but it seemed they were hard-working and kind.

## Basis

They were based on 0-4-0 saddle tank engines built in the late 1890s. Specifically Caledonian Railway 264 and 611 classes.
Deinze 1942

## Podium

### Sources

Het Nieuws van den Dag, 29-07-1942
De Gentenaar, 31-07-1942

* Résultats
* Course-info
* Editions

 Deinze, 29-07-1942
2. Georges Claes - 1'20"
3. Robert Van Eenaeme - 1 longueur
4. Adolf Van Den Bossche - 1/2 longueur
5. Achiel De Backer - 1 longueur
6. Marcel Van De Vivere - 5 mètres
7. Maurice Van Herzeele - 20 mètres
8. Odiel Van Den Meerschaut - 3'30"
9. Karel Thys
10. Gustaaf Van Overloop - 11'30"
11. Omer De Keyser
12. Joseph Moerenhout
13. Albert Bruylandt
14. Marcel Kint
15. Constant Ockers
16. Robert Simoens
17. Karel Van Cauter

### Informations sur la course cycliste

Course-info

Distance
150 km

Temps
3h55'00"

Inscriptions
127

Partants
98

Classés
17

Moyenne
39.575 km/h

### Éditions pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

 Deinze

1940

1941

1942
**Deinze 1942**

1943
Deinze 1943-1Deinze 1943-2

1944
Deinze 1944