Discover the final startlist of the 2025 Vuelta a Murcia - Nairo Quintana, Brandon McNulty, Isaac Del Toro, Marc Soler and more
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On the 15th of February we have got another high-level one-day race in Spain, this one guided towards the climbers and puncheurs. The Vuelta a Murcia is a race with a lot of history and tradition, and it promises to deliver another exciting edition in 2025. See the startlist down below!
Included on the final startlist are riders such as: Nairo Quintana, Marc Soler, Tim Wellens, Isaac del Toro, Brandon McNulty, Clément Champoussin, Lorenzo Fortunato, Milan Vader, Alberto Dainese and Iván Sosa.
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Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
1. PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien
2. BERTHET Clément
3. LABROSSE Jordan
4. ISIDORE Noa
5. SCOTSON Callum
6. STAUNE-MITTET Johannes
Movistar Team
11. QUINTANA Nairo
12. MÜHLBERGER Gregor
13. CANAL Carlos
14. SERRANO Gonzalo
15. MILESI Lorenzo
16. BARRENETXEA Jon
17. NORSGAARD Mathias
UAE Team Emirates - XRG
21. SOLER Marc
22. WELLENS Tim
23. DEL TORO Isaac
24. MCNULTY Brandon
25. ARRIETA Igor
26. PERICAS Adrià
27. SCHWARZBACHER Matthias
XDS Astana Team
31. CHAMPOUSSIN Clément
32. FORTUNATO Lorenzo
33. GAZZOLI Michele
34. MASNADA Fausto
35. SCARONI Christian
36. VAN BEKKUM Darren
37. VELASCO Simone
Intermarché - Wanty
41. BARRÉ Louis
42. BONNEU Kamiel
43. FAURE PROST Alexy
44. GUALDI Simone
45. PLACE Maxence
46. HANNES Victor
47. VAN BOVEN Luca
VF Group - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
51. COVILI Luca
52. MARCELLUSI Martin
53. COLNAGHI Luca
54. PALETTI Luca
55. STENICO Mattia
56. TURCONI Filippo
57. MARTINELLI Alessio
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
61. CALZONI Walter
62. CHRISTEN Fabio
63. DONOVAN Mark
64. GONZÁLEZ David
65. VADER Milan
66. BAX Sjoerd
67. PARISINI Nicolò
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
71. DAINESE Alberto
72. KELEMEN Petr
73. LIENHARD Fabian
74. HEMING Miká
75. MIKUTIS Aivaras
76. THALMANN Roland
77. HALLER Marco
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
81. BARCELÓ Fernando
82. PEÑUELA Francisco Joel
83. PRADES Eduard
84. NICOLAU Joel
85. FERNÁNDEZ Samuel
86. MOLENAAR Alex
87. ARRIOLA-BENGOA Julen
Burgos Burpellet BH
91. FAURA José Luis
92. FAGÚNDEZ Eric Antonio
93. ALLENO Clément
94. CAVIA Daniel
95. DE LA CALLE Hugo
96. DÍAZ José Manuel
97. FUENTES Ángel
Equipo Kern Pharma
101.CARRASCOSA Pablo
102.RUIZ Ibon
103.PARRA José Félix
104.AZANZA Ibai
105.SOSA Iván Ramiro
106.WENZEL Mats
107.RETEGI Mikel
Team Flanders - Baloise
111.DEWEIRDT Siebe
112.VAN POUCKE Aaron
113.VANDEVELDE Yentl
114.VANHOOF Ward
115.VERCOUILLIE Victor
116.CLYNHENS Toon
117.DEMAN Brem
Team TotalEnergies
121.BRUNEL Alexys
122.DAUPHIN Florian
123.DELBOVE Joris
124.DOUBEY Fabien
125.GACHIGNARD Thomas
126.JEGAT Jordan
127.MARCEROU Nicola
Euskaltel - Euskadi
141.BERASATEGI Xabier
142.BONILLO Iker
143.VAN DER TUUK Danny
144.ZUBELDIA Unai
145.MINTEGI Iker
146.MARTÍN Gotzon
147.SUTTON Louis
Illes Balears Arabay
151.GARCÍA José María
152.CURTO Edgar
153.TRUEBA Sergio
154.ESPARZA Unai
155.RIERA Joan Albert
156.GAMUNDI Joan
157.FITÓ Ricard
Petrolike
161.CAICEDO Jonathan Klever
162.D'AIUTO Filippo
163.PRIETO José Juan
164.GARCIA Carlos Alfonso
165.CADENA Edgar David
166.PESCHI Lorenzo
167.CALLEJAS SANTOS Edison
Spain
181.GARCÍA Álvaro
182.PÉREZ César
183.GONZÁLEZ Antonio
184.SORIANO Iker
185.MARTÍ Pau
186.LOZANO Juan Pedro
187.ÁLVAREZ Héctor
Project Echelon Racing
171.BICKMORE Cade
172.CLASSEN Caleb
173.CRAINE Ethan
174.HAUG Kieran
175.BOARDMAN Samuel
176.BASSETT Stephen
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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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