Discover the startlist of the 2025 Giro dell'Appenino - Christian Scaroni, Jan Christen, Pablo Torres and more
CyclingMonday, 23 June 2025 at 10:28
On the 24th of June we have one of the last races before the Tour de France, as in Italy the peloton tackles the Giro dell'Appennino. The Italian classic provides another opportunity for the classics riders to show their worth. We take a look at it's startlist.
The provisional startlist features riders such as: Christian Scaroni, Diego Ulissi, Simone Velasco, Valerio Conti, Alessandro Pinarello, Mattia Bais, Fernando Tercero, Davide Piganzoli, José Manuel Díaz, Eric Fagúndez, Sinuhé Fernández, Ander Okamika, Louis Barré, Kobe Goossens, Lorenzo Rota, Jan Christen, Lorenzo Finn, Alessandro Covi, Domen Novak, Mateo Pablo Ramírez and Pablo Torres.
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Participantes Giro de los Apeninos 2025
- UAE Team Emirates (WT)
- Jan Christen
- Alessandro Covi
- Julius Johansen
- Domen Novak
- Pablo Torres
- Mateo Pablo Ramírez
- Enea Sambinello
- XDS Astana Team (WT)
- Diego Ulissi
- Mattia Negrente
- Alessandro Romele
- Christian Scaroni
- Ludovico Maria Mellano
- David Zanutta
- Simone Velasco
- Intermarché – Wanty (WT)
- Louis Barré
- Kamiel Bonneu
- Francesco Busatto
- Kevin Colleoni
- Kobe Goossens
- Simone Petilli
- Lorenzo Rota
- Burgos Burpellet BH (PRT)
- Clément Alleno
- José Luis Faura
- José Manuel Díaz
- Eric Antonio Fagúndez
- Sinuhé Fernández
- Carlos García Pierna
- Ander Okamika
- Team Solution Tech – Vini Fantini (PRT)
- Valerio Conti
- Alexandre Balmer
- Roberto Carlos González
- Andrea Piras
- Lorenzo Quartucci
- Kristian Sbaragli
- Kyrylo Tsarenko
- Team Polti VisitMalta (PRT)
- Mattia Bais
- Ludovico Crescioli
- Davide De Cassan
- Germán Darío Gómez
- Alex Martín
- Davide Piganzoli
- Fernando Tercero
- VF Group – Bardiani CSF – Faizanè (PRT)
- Federico Biagini
- Luca Covili
- Martin Marcellusi
- Alessio Martinelli
- Alessandro Pinarello
- Vicente Rojas
- Alex Tolio
- Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies (CT)
- Adrien Boichis
- Lorenzo Finn
- Marco Martín
- Nate Pringle
- Sebastian Putz
- Luke Tuckwell
- Beltrami TSA Tre Colli (CT)
- Tommaso Anastasia
- Andrea Biancalani
- Nicolò D’Alessandro
- Matteo Falchetti
- Pierluigi Garbi
- Leonardo Rossi
- Raffaele Tela
- Biesse – Carrera – Premac (CT)
- Michele Bicelli
- Tommaso Dati
- Andrea Donati
- Andrea Godizzi
- Filip Gruszczyński
- Federico Iacomoni
- Alessandro Milesi
- General Store – Essegibi – F.Lli Curia (CT)
- Giovanni Bortoluzzi
- Tommaso Bosio
- Matteo Cettolin
- Domenico Cirlincione
- Michele Daffini
- Diego Nembrini
- Cristian Remelli
- Gragnano Sporting Club (CT)
- Lorenzo Boschi
- Piergiorgio Cozzani
- Andrea De Totto
- Simone Lucca
- Alessio Ninci
- Mattia Piccini
- Tommaso Rigatti
- MBH Bank Ballan CSB (CT)
- Matteo Ambrosini
- Christian Bagatin
- Diego Bracalente
- Luca Cretti
- Manuel Oioli
- Leonardo Vesco
- Mg.K Vis Costruzioni e Ambiente (CT)
- Vittorio Friggi
- Jacopo Gioia
- Ben Granger
- Matthew Kingston
- Luca Laudi
- Ciro Pérez
- Matteo Spreafico
- S.C. Padovani Polo Cherry Bank (CT)
- Matteo Baseggio
- Kevin Bonaldo
- Federico Graziotto
- Federico Guzzo
- Marco Palomba
- Thomas Turri
- Matteo Zurlo
- Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna (CT)
- Alessandro Archetti
- Luca Bagnara
- Alessandro Cattani
- Luca Martignago
- Marco Martini
- Leonardo Meccia
- Ivan Toselli
- Petrolike (CT)
- Edgar David Cadena
- Jonathan Klever Caicedo
- Edison Alejandro Callejas
- Cesar Leonel Cisneros
- Filippo D’Aiuto
- Lorenzo Galimberti
- Andrii Ponomar
- Victoria Sports Pro Cycling (CT)
- Ean Cajucom
- Daniel Ven Cariño
- Ismael Jr Grospe
- Edgar Nieto
- Carlos Francisco Ochoa
- Nichol Blanca Pareja
- Nícolas Sessler
- Karcag Cycling ÉPKAR Team (CT)
- Andrea Colnaghi
- Viktor Filutás
- Dylan Humber‑Kelly
- Bálint Kárpáti
- Riccardo Lucca
- Olivier Móré‑Gosselin
- Bendegúz Mátyás Nagy
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