Discover the final startlist of the 2025 Strade Bianche Donne - Vollering, Wiebes, van der Breggen, Pieterse, Van Empel, Ferrand-Prevot, Niewiadoma, Zigart, Longo Borghini, Reusser and more!
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On the 8th of March the women's peloton will take on one of the toughest and most exciting classics in pro cycling. Strade Bianche Donne is always a race that crowns some of the very best and this year should be no exception. We take a look at the startlist.
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The final startlist includes: Urska Zigart, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Cédrine Kerbaol, Demi Vollering, Juliette Labous, Evita Muzic, Christina Schweingerger, Puck Pieterse, Lizzie Deignan, Riejanne Markus, Amanda Spratt, Mavi García, Liane Lippert, Marlen Reusser, Anna van der Breggen, Blanka Kata Vas, Lorena Wiebes, Pauline Ferrand-Prevot, Elisa Longo Borghini
AG Insurance - Soudal Team
1 Zigart, Urška
2 Benito, Mireia
3 Schepper, Lore De
4 Le Court, Kim
5 Masetti, Gaia
6 Moolman, Ashleigh
Aromitalia 3T Vaiano
11 Costantini, Romina
12 La Bella, Eleonora
13 Leleivytė, Rasa
14 Papo, Alice
15 Tottolo, Elisa
16 Tserakh, Hanna
BePink - Imatra - Bongioanni
21 Cagnazzo, Irene
22 Casagranda, Andrea
23 Cipriani, Carmela
24 Garau, Marina
25 Segato, Gaia
26 Valtulini, Elisa
Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto
31 Niewiadoma, Katarzyna
32 Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka
33 Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup
34 Niedermaier, Antonia
35 Paladin, Soraya
36 Towers, Alice
Ceratizit Pro Cycling Team
41 Alonso, Sandra
42 Brausse, Franziska
43 Eberle, Lana
44 Fiorin, Sara
45 Miermont, Dilyxine
46 Zsankó, Petra
Cofidis Women Team
51 Bego, Julie
52 Guilman, Victorie
53 Kern, Špela
54 Koppenburg, Clara
55 Ludwig, Hannah
56 Nosková, Nikola
EF Education - Oatly
61 Berton, Nina
62 Borghesi, Letizia
63 Kerbaol, Cédrine
64 Kessler, Nina
65 Roy, Sarah
66 Rüegg, Noemi
FDJ - SUEZ
71 Vollering, Demi
72 Adegeest, Loes
73 Curinier, Léa
74 Labous, Juliette
75 Muzic, Evita
76 Le Net, Marie
Fenix - Deceuninck
81 Schweinberger, Christina
82 Casasola, Sara
83 Kastelijn, Yara
84 Pieterse, Puck
85 Truyen, Marthe
86 Worst, Annemarie
Human Powered Health
91 Jong, Thalita de
92 Blanco, Yurani
93 Cipressi, Carlotta
94 Edwards, Ruth
95 Malcotti, Barbara
96 Mitterwallner, Mona
Isolmant - Premac - Vittoria
101 Arici, Sofia
102 Curnis, Valeria
103 Pepoli, Sara
104 Piergiovanni, Federica
105 Rossato, Beatrice
106 Zontone, Asia
Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadi
111 Arzuffi, Alice Maria
112 Kuskova, Yanina
113 Silvestri, Debora
114 Fidanza, Arianna
115 Tomasi, Laura
116 Tonetti, Cristina
Lidl - Trek Women
121 Deignan, Elizabeth
122 Fisher-Black, Niamh
123 Hanson, Lauretta
124 Henderson, Anna
125 Markus, Riejanne
126 Spratt, Amanda
Liv AlUla Jayco
131 García, Mavi
132 Andersson, Caroline
133 Pate, Amber
134 Smulders, Silke
135 Trinca Colonel, Monica
136 Wyllie, Ella
Movistar Team Women
141 Lippert, Liane
142 Erić, Jelena
143 Mackaij, Floortje
144 Magalhães, Tota
145 Meijering, Mareille
146 Reusser, Marlen
Roland
151 Coston, Morgane
152 Giuliani, Giulia
154 Pirrone, Elena
155 Rysz, Kaja
156 Vettorello, Giorgia
Team Mendelspeck E-Work
161 De Grandis, Michela
162 Pellegrini, Sara
163 Savi, Prisca
164 Sgaravato, Asia
165 Tagliavini, Giorgia
166 Valloto, Giulia
Team Picnic PostNL Women
171 Cavalli, Marta
172 Barale, Francesca
173 Koch, Franziska
174 Nelson, Josie
175 Roldan, Mara
176 Vinke, Nienke
Team SD Worx - Protime
181 Breggen, Anna van der
182 Bredewold, Mischa
183 Gerritse, Femke
184 Häberlin, Steffi
185 Vas, Blanka
186 Wiebes, Lorena
Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women
191 Ferrand-Prévot, Pauline
192 Vries, Femke de
193 Agt, Eva van
194 Empel, Fem van
195 Vigie, Margaux
196 Berswordt, Sophie von
Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
201 Bortoli, Virginia
202 Castagna, Monica
203 De Vallier, Elisa
204 Luccon, Sara
205 Pavesi, Marta
206 Reghini, Chiara
UAE Team ADQ
211 Longo Borghini, Elisa
212 Amialiusik, Alena
213 Chapman, Brodie
214 Gasparrini, Eleonora
215 Persico, Silvia
216 Wlodarczyk, Dominika
Uno-X Mobility Women
221 Anderson, Minke Solbjørk
222 Beekhuis, Teuntje
223 Boilard, Simone
224 Edseth, Marte Berg
225 Gåskjenn, Ingvild
226 Zanetti, Linda
VolkerWessels Womens Pro Cycling Team
231 Jansen, Eline
232 Knijnenburg, Anne
233 Meert, Marieke
234 Molenaar, Laura
235 Vanpachtenbeke, Margot
236 Vollering, Bodine

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