Discover the startlist of the 2025 Tour des Alpes Maritimes - Richard Carapaz, Santiago Buitrago, Lenny Martinez, Jarno Widar and Guillaume Martin
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From the 22nd to the 23rd of February we have another stage-race in France. Although the calendar is already very busy at the moment, the Tour des Alpes Maritimes still pulls in a strong World Tour lineup with plenty quality climbers and classics riders. We take a look at the startlist.
The final startlist features riders such as: Santiago Buitrago, Lenny Martínez, Jack Haig, Paul Lapeira, Aurélien Paret-Peintre, Victor Lafay, Guillaume Martin, Kevin Geniets, Alec Segaert, Jarno Widar, Richard Carapaz, Alex Baudin, Louis Meintjes, Clément Champoussin, Lorenzo Fortunato, Simone Velasco, Christian Scaroni, Joe Blackmore, Ethan Vernon, Mathieu Brugaudeau and Odd Christian Eiking.
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BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS
1 BUITRAGO Santiago
2 MARTINEZ Lenny
3 ZAMBANINI Edoardo
4 HAIG Jack
5 ERMAKOV Roman
6 PICKERING Finlay
7 STOCKWELL Oliver
DECATHLON AG2R LA MONDIALE
11 LAPEIRA Paul
12 PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien
13 VENDRAME Andrea
14 GAUTHERAT Pierre
15 LAFAY Victor
16 GODON Dorian
17 DE PESTEL Sander
GROUPAMA-FDJ
21 PALENI Enzo
22 MARTIN-GUYONNET Guillaume
23 PACHER Quentin
24 MOLARD Rudy
25 GENIETS Kevin
26 FONTAINE Titouan
27 LE HUITOUZE Eddy
LOTTO
31 SEGAERT Alec
32 WIDAR Jarno
33 VANEECKHOUTTE Victor
34 DRIESEN Niels
35 POELVOORDE Tars
36 VEISTROFFER Baptiste
37 VANDENABEELE Henri
EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST
41 CARAPAZ Richard
42 BAUDIN Alex
43 RAFFERTY Darren
44 CEPEDA Alexander
45 DOULL Owain
46 SWEENY Harry
47 BELOKI Markel
INTERMARCHÉ-WANTY
51 PAGE Hugo
52 VAN BOVEN Luca
53 BARRÉ Louis
54 BONNEU Kamiel
55 GUALDI Simone
56 MEINTJES Louis
57 FAURE-PROST Alexy
COFIDIS
61 FERRON Valentin
62 PEREZ Anthony
63 OURSELIN Paul
64 MAISONOBE Sam
65 MAHOUDO Nolann
66 IZQUIERDO Clement
ARKEA-B&B HOTELS
71 COSTIOU Ewen
72 GUGLIELMI Simon
73 VERRE Alessandro
74 ZAMPERINI Edoardo
75 GUERNALEC Thibault
76 ROULAND Louis
77 TJØTTA Martin
XDS ASTANA TEAM
81 CHAMPOUSSIN Clément
82 FORTUNATO Lorenzo
83 SCARONI Cristian
84 VELASCO Simone
85 CONCI Nicola
86 BASSET Pierre-Henry
87 VAN BEKKUM Darren
ISRAEL-PREMIER TECH
91 BLACKMORE Joe
92 VAN ASBROECK Tom
93 SHEEHAN Riley
94 HOFSTETTER Hugo
95 VERNON Ethan
96 NEILANDS Krists
97 LOUVEL Matis
TEAM TOTALENERGIES
101 DELETTRE Alexandre
102 JEGAT Jordan
103 BURGAUDEAU Mathieu
104 LEROUX Samuel
105 VERCHER Mattéo
106 BONNET Thomas
UNIBET TIETEMA ROCKETS
111 EIKING Odd Christian
112 HUENS Axel
113 MAIRE Adrien
114 MERIS Sergio
115 VERSCHUREN Killian
116 HUYET Baptiste
117 GELEIJN Owen
ST MICHEL-PREFERENCE HOME-AUBER 93
121 CORKERY Dillon
122 DELACROIX Théo
123 VAN NIEKERK Morne
124 CHAMPION Thomas
125 BREUILLARD Nicolas
126 BÉNÉTEAU Lucas
127 SIMON Yohann
VAN RYSEL-ROUBAIX
131 MORIN Emmanuel
132 CAPRON Rémi
133 JARNET Maxime
134 GUILLON Célestin
135 ÅRNES Daniel
136 MOLLY Kenny
137 JUILLARD Maximilien
CIC U NANTES
141 GUÉGAN Maël
142 AUGÉ Ronan
143 CHAUSSINAND Joris
144 JULIEN Matisse
145 HAMON Similien
146 JOALLAND Yaël
147 LANGELLA Lenaic
NICE MÉTROPOLE CÔTE D'AZUR
151 HÄNNINEN Jaakko
152 NARBONNE-ZUCCARELLI Axel
153 GIRARD Damien
154 CARBUNAREA Andrei
155 KONIJN Alexander
156 MIFSUD Andrea
157 GUICHARD Carter

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