Discover the final startlist of the 2024 Cro Race - Filippo Ganna, Joshua Tarling, Brandon McNulty, Alexander Kristoff and more
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From the 1st to the 6th of October the riders will tackle the Cro Race. This will be one of the final stage-races of the season; one of the final opportunities to get some meaningful wins or build form towards the final big races of the year.
The final startlist includes: Brandon McNulty, Orluis Aular, Fred Wright, Alexander Kristoff, Tobias Lund Andresen, Oscar Onley, Pavel Bittner, Damien Howson, Filippo Ganna, Joshua Tarling, Sam Welsford and Emanuel Buchmann.
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
1 Aular, Orluis
2 Balderstone, Abel
3 Barceló, Fernando
4 Ibañez, Javier
5 Arriolabengoa, Julen
6 Johnston, Calum
7 Murguialday, Jokin
Bahrain Victorious
11 Buratti, Nicolò
12 Bruttomesso, Alberto
13 Gradek, Kamil
14 Miholjević, Fran
15 Stannard, Robert
16 Wright, Fred
17 Zambanini, Edoardo
INEOS Grenadiers
21 Ganna, Filippo
22 Leonard, Michael
23 Heiduk, Kim
24 Shmidt, Artem
25 Tarling, Josh
26 Turner, Ben
27 Viviani, Elia
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
31 Buchmann, Emanuel
32 Hajek, Alexander
33 Maciejuk, Filip
34 Mullen, Ryan
35 Wandahl, Frederik
36 Welsford, Sam
37 Zwiehoff, Ben
Team dsm-firmenich PostNL
41 Andresen, Tobias Lund
42 Barguil, Warren
43 Bittner, Pavel
44 Flynn, Sean
45 Onley, Oscar
46 Broek, Frank van den
47 Vlot, Mees
Team Jayco AlUla
51 Craddock, Lawson
52 Foldager, Anders
53 Hamilton, Lucas
54 Hepburn, Michael
55 Quick, Blake
56 Stewart, Campbell
57 Wiggins, Ben
UAE Team Emirates
61 McNulty, Brandon
62 Arrieta, Igor
63 Guatibonza, Jonathan
64 Hodeg, Alvaro
65 Molano, Sebastián
66 Novak, Domen
67 Ravbar, Anže
Equipo Kern Pharma
71 Castrillo, Pablo
72 Aznar, Hugo
73 Aznar, Unai
74 Azanza, Ibai
75 Elosegui, Iñigo
76 Marquez, Martí
77 Parra, José Félix
Israel - Premier Tech
81 Raisberg, Nadav
82 Watts, Kiaan
83 Hollyman, Mason
84 Kogut, Oded
85 Coté, Pier-André
86 Sagiv, Guy
87 Würtz Schmidt, Mads
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
91 Badilatti, Matteo
92 De La Cruz, David
93 Howson, Damien
94 Monk, Cyrus
95 Rosskopf, Joey
96 Sajnok, Szymon
97 Whelan, James
TDT-Unibet
101 Bomboi, Davide
102 Bouts, Jordy
103 Budding, Martijn
104 Geleijn, Owen
105 Huyet, Baptiste
106 Paige, Charles
107 Johannink, Jelle
Team Polti Kometa
111 Bais, Mattia
112 Lonardi, Giovanni
113 Maestri, Mirco
114 Muñoz, Fran
115 Raccagni, Gabriele
116 Restrepo, Jhonatan
117 Serrano, Javi
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
121 Wirtgen, Luc
122 Eriksson, Jacob
123 Froideveaux, Robin
124 Heming, Mika
125 Holzer, Roman
126 Mikutis, Aivaras
Uno-X Mobility
131 Dalby, Simon
132 Dversnes, Fredrik
133 Eiking, Odd Christian
134 Gudmestad, Tord
135 Kristoff, Alexander
136 Leknessund, Andreas
137 Loland, Sakarias Koller
Adria Mobil
141 Finkšt, Tilen
142 Gojković, Nicolas
143 Peák, Barnabás
144 Skok, Anže
145 Skok, Marcel
146 Spoljar, Jaka
147 Turk, Aljaž
ATT Investments
151 Dina, Márton
152 Neuman, Dominik
153 Reha, Filip
154 Schuran, Michal
155 Schwarzbacher, Matthias
156 Turek, Daniel
157 Vaníček, Šimon
Ljubljana Gusto Santic
161 Gregorčič, Natan
162 Hopkins, Dylan
163 Peran, Ian
164 Potočki, Viktor
165 Sampson, Andy
166 Stajnar, Mihael
167 Tomšič, Dan Andrej
Mazowsze Serce Polski
171 Bernas, Paweł
172 Budzinski, Marcin
173 Budzinski, Tomasz
174 Czabok, Konrad
175 Kaczmarek, Jakub
176 Pomorski, Michał
177 Radosz, Maksymilian
Metec - Solarwatt pb Mantel
181 Broex, Victor
182 Habets, Jordan
183 Marsman, Tim
184 Reinderink, Joris
185 Tuuk, Axel van der
186 Woude, Casper van der
187 Vliet, Michiel van
Santic - Wibatech
191 Gamper, Mario
192 Gabelica, Laurin
193 Maciejuk, Kacper
194 Paluta, Michał
195 Pekala, Piotr
196 Proć, Bartłomiej
197 Messerschmidt, Jonas Fabian
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Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He regularly contributes to DartsNews.com and CyclingUpToDate.com, where he covers professional cycling and darts. In cycling, his work includes liveblogs from major races, including the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta a España, alongside race reports and analysis. He has also conducted interviews with professional riders.
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