Discover the startlist of the 2025 Tour de Suisse - João Almeida, Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome and more
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From the 15th to the 22nd of June we have one of the year's most special and most difficult stage-races. The final World Tour race before the Tour de France, it is the Tour de Suisse, which every year features a star-studded startlist.
The preliminary startlist includes: Felix Gall, Jordi Meeus, António Morgado, Aleksandr Vlasov, Pello Bilbao, Matej Mohoric, Chris Froome, Michael Woods, Matthew Riccitello, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Quinn Simmons, Ben O'Connor, Geraint Thomas, Neilson Powless, Oscar Onley, Arnaud De Lie, Tiesj Benoot, Ilan van Wilder, João Almeida, Romain Grégoire, Stefan Küng, Ion Izagirre, Pablo Castrillo, Julian Alaphilippe and Marc Hirschi.
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| UAE Team Emirates - XRG | |
|---|---|
| 1 | CHRISTEN Jan |
| 2 | BJERG Mikkel |
| 3 | ALMEIDA João |
| 4 | GROßSCHARTNER Felix |
| 5 | LAENGEN Vegard Stake |
| 6 | JOHANSEN Julius |
| 7 | MORGADO António |
| Alpecin - Deceuninck | |
| 11 | DILLIER Silvan |
| 12 | DEBRUYNE Ramses |
| 13 | GLIVAR Gal |
| 14 | JANSSENS Jimmy |
| 15 | UHLIG Henri |
| 16 | VERSTRYNGE Emiel |
| 17 | VAN DEN BOSSCHE Fabio |
| Arkéa - B&B Hotels | |
| 21 | COSTIOU Ewen |
| 22 | GESBERT Élie |
| 23 | HUYS Laurens |
| 24 | LE BERRE Mathis |
| 25 | TJØTTA Martin |
| 26 | VAUQUELIN Kévin |
| 27 | VERRE Alessandro |
| Cofidis | |
| 31 | IZAGIRRE Ion |
| 32 | MAHOUDO Nolann |
| 33 | MAISONOBE Sam |
| 34 | MONIQUET Sylvain |
| 35 | OLDANI Stefano |
| 36 | MAAS Jan |
| 37 | SAMITIER Sergio |
| Bahrain - Victorious | |
| 41 | MOHORIČ Matej |
| 42 | BILBAO Pello |
| 43 | KEPPLINGER Rainer |
| 44 | BURATTI Nicolò |
| 45 | PICKERING Finlay |
| 46 | PAASSCHENS Mathijs |
| 47 | VAN DER MEULEN Max |
| Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team | |
| 51 | GALL Felix |
| 52 | BISIAUX Léo |
| 53 | BISSEGGER Stefan |
| 54 | COSNEFROY Benoît |
| 55 | SCOTSON Callum |
| 56 | LAPEIRA Paul |
| 57 | PETERS Nans |
| EF Education - EasyPost | |
| 61 | COSTA Rui |
| 62 | ALBANESE Vincenzo |
| 63 | BATTISTELLA Samuele |
| 64 | MIHKELS Madis |
| 65 | POWLESS Neilson |
| 66 | SWEENY Harry |
| 67 | WALKER Max |
| Groupama - FDJ | |
| 71 | KÜNG Stefan |
| 72 | ASKEY Lewis |
| 73 | GRÉGOIRE Romain |
| 74 | JACOBS Johan |
| 75 | LE GAC Olivier |
| 76 | LE HUITOUZE Eddy |
| 77 | MADOUAS Valentin |
| INEOS Grenadiers | |
| 81 | THOMAS Geraint |
| 82 | DE PLUS Laurens |
| 83 | HAMILTON Lucas |
| 84 | JUNGELS Bob |
| 85 | SWIFT Ben |
| 86 | AUGUST Andrew |
| 87 | LANGELLOTTI Victor |
| Intermarché - Wanty | |
| 91 | ZIMMERMANN Georg |
| 92 | COLLEONI Kevin |
| 93 | KAMP Alexander |
| 94 | KUYPERS Gerben |
| 95 | PETILLI Simone |
| 96 | RUTSCH Jonas |
| 97 | VAN SINTMAARTENSDIJK Roel |
| Lidl - Trek | |
| 101.GEOGHEGAN HART Tao | |
| 102.BAGIOLI Andrea | |
| 103.LÓPEZ Juan Pedro | |
| 104.VERGAERDE Otto | |
| 105.KÄMNA Lennard | |
| 106.OOMEN Sam | |
| 107.SIMMONS Quinn | |
| Movistar Team | |
| 111.QUINTANA Nairo | |
| 112.CASTRILLO Pablo | |
| 113.BARTA Will | |
| 114.TORRES Albert | |
| 115.OLIVEIRA Nelson | |
| 116.ROMO Javier | |
| 117.SÁNCHEZ Pelayo | |
| Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe | |
| 121.VLASOV Aleksandr | |
| 122.ADRIÀ Roger | |
| 123.PALZER Anton | |
| 124.KOCH Jonas | |
| 125.MEEUS Jordi | |
| 126.SOBRERO Matteo | |
| 127.VAN POPPEL Danny | |
| Soudal Quick-Step | |
| 131.BASTIAENS Ayco | |
| 132.KNOX James | |
| 133.HUBY Antoine | |
| 134.LECERF Junior | |
| 135.SERRY Pieter | |
| 136.VAN WILDER Ilan | |
| 137.VANSEVENANT Mauri | |
| Team Jayco AlUla | |
| 141.SCHMID Mauro | |
| 142.DURBRIDGE Luke | |
| 143.GAMPER Patrick | |
| 144.ENGELHARDT Felix | |
| 145.O'CONNOR Ben | |
| 146.SÜTTERLIN Jasha | |
| 147.ZANA Filippo | |
| Team Picnic PostNL | |
| 151.BARGUIL Warren | |
| 152.BITTNER Pavel | |
| 153.FLYNN Sean | |
| 154.ONLEY Oscar | |
| 155.EDMONDSON Alex | |
| 156.VAN DEN BROEK Frank | |
| 157.NABERMAN Tim | |
| Team Visma | Lease a Bike | |
| 161.HUISING Menno | |
| 162.VERMOTE Julien | |
| 163.BENOOT Tiesj | |
| 164.GLOAG Thomas | |
| 165.GRAAT Tijmen | |
| 166.KRUIJSWIJK Steven | |
| 167.LEMMEN Bart | |
| XDS Astana Team | |
| 171.BALLERINI Davide | |
| 172.CHARMIG Anthon | |
| 173.CONCI Nicola | |
| 174.CHAMPOUSSIN Clément | |
| 175.BETTIOL Alberto | |
| 176.MASNADA Fausto | |
| 177.FORTUNATO Lorenzo | |
| Israel - Premier Tech | |
| 181.FROOME Chris | |
| 182.BLACKMORE Joseph | |
| 183.BENNETT George | |
| 184.HOULE Hugo | |
| 185.CLARKE Simon | |
| 186.RICCITELLO Matthew | |
| 187.WOODS Michael | |
| Lotto | |
| 191.DE LIE Arnaud | |
| 192.DE BUYST Jasper | |
| 193.GRIGNARD Sébastien | |
| 194.SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo | |
| 195.LIVYNS Arjen | |
| 196.VAN MOER Brent | |
| 197.GREGAARD Jonas | |
| Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | |
| 201.CHRISTEN Fabio | |
| 202.BADILATTI Matteo | |
| 203.BRAMBILLA Gianluca | |
| 204.BAX Sjoerd | |
| 205.DE LA CRUZ David | |
| 206.CAMPRUBÍ Marcel | |
| 207.GONZÁLEZ David | |
| Tudor Pro Cycling Team | |
| 211.HIRSCHI Marc | |
| 212.ALAPHILIPPE Julian | |
| 213.HALLER Marco | |
| 214.KELEMEN Petr | |
| 215.MAYRHOFER Marius | |
| 216.WARBASSE Larry | |
| 217.WIRTGEN Luc | |

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