Discover the final startlist of the 2025 Tour of Flanders Women - Lotte Kopecky, Puck Pieterse, Marianne Vos, Lorena Wiebes, Elisa Longo Borghini and more!
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On the 6th of April, cycling fans will gather to watch the women's Tour of Flanders. The race needs no introduction, but every year it continues to deliver some of the most exciting action between the strongest riders in the peloton. We take a look at it's startlist.
The final startlist features: Elisa Longo Borghini, Silvia Persico, Lotte Kopecky, Lorena Wiebes, Anna van der Breggen, Lorena Wiebes, Blanka Kata Vas, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Chloé Dygert, Elisa Chabbey, Puck Pieterse, Lucinda Brand, Ellen van Dijk, Marlen Reusser, Cat Ferguson, Liane Lippert, Marianne Vos and Alison Jackson.
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UAE Team ADQ
1 Longo Borghini, Elisa
2 Bertizzolo, Sofia
3 Gasparrini, Eleonora
4 Backstedt, Elynor
5 Persico, Silvia
6 Holden, Elizabeth
Team SD Worx - Protime
11 Kopecky, Lotte
12 Wiebes, Lorena
13 Cecchini, Elena
14 Breggen, Anna van der
15 Vas, Blanka
16 Bredewold, Mischa
AG Insurance - Soudal Team
21 Ghekiere, Justine
22 Le Court, Kim
23 Manly, Alex
24 Steigenga, Nicole
25 Pluimers, Ilse
26 Verhulst-Wild, Gladys
Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto
31 Niewiadoma, Katarzyna
32 Dygert, Chloé
33 Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup
34 Paladin, Soraya
35 Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka
36 Towers, Alice
Ceratizit Pro Cycling Team
41 Brausse, Franziska
42 Hengeveld, Daniek
43 Jaskulska, Marta
44 Zoete, Mylène de
45 Zsankó, Petra
46 Dam, Sarah van
FDJ - SUEZ
51 Chabbey, Elise
52 Wollaston, Ally
53 Curinier, Léa
54 Guazzini, Vittoria
55 Kraak, Amber
56 Wiel, Jade
Fenix - Deceuninck
61 Pieterse, Puck
62 Wilde, Julie De
63 Couzens, Millie
64 Schweinberger, Christina
65 Truyen, Marthe
66 Schrempf, Carina
Human Powered Health
71 Borghesi, Giada
72 Coles-Lyster, Maggie
73 Edwards, Ruth
74 Kasper, Romy
75 Schweinberger, Kathrin
76 Williams, Lily
Lidl - Trek Women
81 Brand, Lucinda
82 Norsgaard, Emma
83 Hanson, Lauretta
84 Henderson, Anna
85 Anrooij, Shirin van
86 Dijk, Ellen van
Liv AlUla Jayco
91 Paternoster, Letizia
92 Baker, Georgia
93 Korevaar, Jeanne
94 Pate, Amber
95 Roseman-Gannon, Ruby
96 Ton, Quinty
Movistar Team Women
101 Reusser, Marlen
102 Baril, Olivia
103 Magalhães, Tota
104 Erić, Jelena
105 Ferguson, Cat
106 Lippert, Liane
Team Picnic PostNL Women
111 Cavalli, Marta
112 Barale, Francesca
113 Georgi, Pfeiffer
114 Jastrab, Megan
115 Koch, Franziska
116 Roldan, Mara
Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women
121 Vos, Marianne
122 Agt, Eva van
123 Ferrand-Prévot, Pauline
124 Riedmann, Linda
125 Wolff, Imogen
126 Berswordt, Sophie von
Uno-X Mobility Women
131 Beekhuis, Teuntje
132 Boilard, Simone
133 Edseth, Marte Berg
134 Koerner, Rebecca
135 Koster, Anouska
136 Zanetti, Linda
EF Education - Oatly
141 Jackson, Alison
142 Berton, Nina
143 Borghesi, Letizia
145 Roy, Sarah
146 Rüegg, Noemi
VolkerWessels Womens Pro Cycling Team
151 Demey, Valerie
152 Boogaard, Maaike
153 Dijkstra, Anneke
154 Molenaar, Laura
155 Rijnbeek, Maud
156 Vanpachtenbeke, Margot
Cofidis Women Team
161 Boulais, Flavie
162 Alzini, Martina
163 Bujak, Eugenia
164 Dideriksen, Amalie
165 Kern, Špela
166 Quagliotto, Nadia
St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93 WE
171 Avoine, Alison
172 Fityus, Lucie
173 González, Alicia
174 Chereau, Clémence
175 Roussel, Élyne
176 Watts, Emily
BePink - Imatra - Bongioanni
181 Casagranda, Andrea
182 Caudera, Beatrice
183 Laporta, Linda
184 Segato, Gaia
185 Uiterwijk Winkel, Meike
186 Valtulini, Elisa
Cynisca Cycling
191 Magner, Alexis
192 Quinn, Natalie
193 Patrick, Chloe
194 O'Brien, Caoimhe
195 Poppe, Febe
196 Windsor, Claire
DD Group Pro Cycling Team
201 Cassiers, Cato
202 Kiekens, Cleo
203 Grave, Britt de
204 Tieleman, Vera
205 Dam, Yonna van
206 Eijnden, Jony van den
Lotto Ladies
211 Docx, Mieke
212 Boels, Dina
213 Hinojosa, Romina
214 Teutenberg, Lea Lin
215 Wersch, Anna van
216 Vervloet, Sterre
Team Coop - Repsol Women
221 Lind, Magdalene
222 Grangier, India
223 Haugset, Sigrid Ytterhus
224 Sander, Laura Lizette
225 Kagevi, Stina
226 Tacey, April
DAS - Hutchinson
231 Miller, Tamsin
232 Keep, Tiffany
233 Lee, Lucy
234 O'Brien, Aoife
235 Oakes, Ruby
236 Bokhoven, Julia van
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