Discover the 2024 Il Lombardia startlist - Tadej Pogacar, Remco Evenepoel, Matteo Jorgenson among others!
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On the 12th of October the cycling peloton tackles the final monument of the season: Il Lombardia. The queen of the Italian autumn classics is the monument for the climbers and every years features an exciting route packed with iconic climbs. We take a look at the startlist.
The preliminary startlist includes: Daniel Martínez, Jai Hindley, Aleksandr Vlasov, Michael Storer, Davide Piganzoli, Santiago Buitrago, Antonio Tiberi, Tobias Johannessen, Michael Woods, Matej Mohoric, Toms Skujins, Giulio Ciccone, Simon Yates, Neilson Powless, Lorenzo Fortunato, Romain Bardet, Lennert van Eetvelt, Tiesj Benoot, Matteo Jorgenson, Remco Evenepoel, Tadej Pogacar, Adam Yates, Jay Vine, David Gaudu, Valentin Madouas, Enric Mas and Nairo Quintana.
UAE TEAM EMIRATES
1 POGACAR Tadej
2 CHRISTEN Jan
3 FISHER-BLACK Finn
4 HIRSCHI Marc
5 MAJKA Rafal
6 SIVAKOV Pavel
7 YATES Adam
ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK
11 VERGALLITO Luca
12 BAYER Tobias
13 CONCI Nicola
14 GOGL Michael
15 HOLLMANN Juri
16 LAURANCE Axel
17 MEURISSE Xandro
ARKEA-B&B HOTELS
21 CHAMPOUSSIN Clément
22 DELAPLACE Anthony
23 GUGLIELMI Simon
24 HUYS Laurens
25 OWSIAN Lukasz
26 RIES Michel
27 VERRE Alessandro
ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM
31 FORTUNATO Lorenzo
32 BATTISTELLA Samuele
33 GAROFOLI Gianmarco
34 VELASCO Simone
35 LÓPEZ Martin
36 SCARONI Cristian
37 UMBA Santiago
BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS
41 TIBERI Antonio
42 BUITRAGO Santiago
43 CARUSO Damiano
44 MOHORIC Matej
45 PASQUALON Andrea
46 POELS Wout
47 ZAMBANINI Edoardo
COFIDIS
51 MARTIN Guillaume
52 WOOD Harrison
53 THOMAS Benjamin
54 HERMANS Ben
55 IZAGIRRE Ion
56 TOUMIRE Hugo
57 OLDANI Stefano
TEAM CORRATEC - VINI FANTINI
61 PONOMAR Andrii
62 AMELLA Matteo
63 BALDACCINI Davide
64 DARBELLAY Valentin
65 IACCHI Alessandro
66 MASOTTO Giulio
67 OLIVERO Simone
DECATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE
71 PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien
72 BERTHET Clément
73 LAPEIRA Paul
74 PRODHOMME Nicolas
75 TRONCHON Bastien
76 VENDRAME Andrea
77 WARBASSE Lawrence
EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST
81 COSTA Rui
82 DE BOD Stefan
83 HEALY Ben
84 POWLESS Neilson
85 RYAN Archie
86 SHAW James
87 STEINHAUSER Georg
GROUPAMA-FDJ
91 GAUDU David
92 PALENI Enzo
93 GERMANI Lorenzo
94 GRÉGOIRE Romain
95 MADOUAS Valentin
96 MOLARD Rudy
97 ROCHAS Rémy
INEOS GRENADIERS
101 HAYTER Ethan
102 ARENSMAN Thymen
103 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan
104 RIVERA Brandon
105 SWIFT Ben
106 SWIFT Connor
107 TURNER Ben
INTERMARCHÉ-WANTY
111 ZIMMERMANN Georg
112 BUSATTO Francesco
113 BRAET Vito
114 VAN SINTMAARTENSDIJK Roel
115 MEINTJES Louis
116 PETILLI Simone
117 ROTA Lorenzo
ISRAEL-PREMIER TECH
121 FUGLSANG Jakob
122 BENNETT George
123 FRIGO Marco
124 NEILANDS Krists
125 SCHULTZ Nick
126 TEUNS Dylan
127 WOODS Michael
LIDL-TREK
131 MOLLEMA Bauke
132 CONSONNI Simone
133 BERNARD Julien
134 CATALDO Dario
135 CICCONE Giulio
136 MOSCA Jacopo
137 SKUJINS Toms
LOTTO DSTNY
141 ADAMIETZ Johannes
142 KRON Andreas
143 MONIQUET Sylvain
144 VAN EETVELT Lennert
145 VANDENABEELE Henri
146 VANHOUCKE Harm
147 GUARNIERI Jacopo
MOVISTAR TEAM
151 MAS Enric
152 BARTA William
153 FORMOLO Davide
154 MÜHLBERGER Gregor
155 QUINTANA Nairo
156 RUBIO Einer
157 SANCHEZ Pelayo
RED BULL-BORA-HANSGROHE
161 HINDLEY Jai
162 ADRIÀ Roger
163 HIGUITA Sergio
164 JUNGELS Bob
165 LIPOWITZ Florian
166 MARTINEZ Daniel
167 VLASOV Aleksandr
SOUDAL QUICK-STEP
171 EVENEPOEL Remco
172 CATTANEO Mattia
173 LECERF William Junior
174 MASNADA Fausto
175 SERRY Pieter
176 GELDERS Gil
177 VANSEVENANT Mauri
TEAM DSM-FIRMENICH POSTNL
181 BARDET Romain
182 BARGUIL Warren
183 COMBAUD Romain
184 HAMILTON Chris
185 LEEMREIZE Gijs
186 TUSVELD Martijn
187 VERMAERKE Kevin
TEAM JAYCO-ALULA
191 YATES Simon
192 DE MARCHI Alessandro
193 DE PRETTO Davide
194 DUNBAR Edward
195 JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
196 PEÑA Jesus David
197 ZANA Filippo
TEAM POLTI KOMETA
201 PIGANZOLI Davide
202 BAIS Mattia
203 DE CASSAN Davide
204 FABBRO Matteo
205 GAROSIO Andrea
206 GÓMEZ Germán Dario
207 TERCERO Fernando
TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE
211 JORGENSON Matteo
212 BENOOT Tiesj
213 KELDERMAN Wilco
214 KRUIJSWIJK Steven
215 LEMMEN Bart
216 TRATNIK Jan
217 VALTER Attila
TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM
221 STORER Michael
222 BRENNER Marco
223 THALMANN Roland
224 STORK Florian
225 VOISARD Yannis
226 WILKSCH Hannes
227 WIRTGEN Luc
UNO-X MOBILITY
231 JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland
232 ANDERSEN Idar
233 EIKING Odd Christian
234 HOLTER Ådne
235 JOHANNESSEN Anders Halland
236 KULSET Johannes
237 LEKNESSUND Andreas
VF GROUP-BARDIANI CSF-FAIZANÈ
241 POZZOVIVO Domenico
242 COVILI Luca
243 MARTINELLI Alessio
244 PELLIZZARI Giulio
245 PINARELLO Alessandro
246 SCALCO Matteo
247 TONELLI Alessandro
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