Final startlist Amstel Gold Race Ladies 2026 | Riders: Demi Vollering, Lorena Wiebes, Franziska Koch, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Puck Pieterse and more
CyclingSaturday, 18 April 2026 at 17:55
The Amstel Gold Race Ladies 2026 is taking place in the 19th of April and will carry over the women's peloton into the Ardennes classics, after the end of the cobbled classics campaign. We take a look at its startlist.
Download the startlist in A4. The race features some big names, amongst the most important in the women's peloton. Lidl-Trek as Fleur Moors, Lucinda Brand and Niamh Fisher-Black, Team Visma | Lease a Bike have Marianne Vos; Fenix - Premier Tech have Puck Pieterse; Movistar have Liane Lippert; FDJ United - Suez have Demi Vollering and Franziska Koch; Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto have Katarzyna Niewiadoma and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig; EF Education - Oatly have World Champion Magedeleine Vallières whilst Team SD Worx - ProTime have Anna van der Breggen and Lorena Wiebes.
Startlist Amstel Gold Race Ladies 2026
| Team SD Worx - Protime | |
| 1 | Bredewold, Mischa |
| 2 | Wiebes, Lorena |
| 3 | Breggen, Anna van der |
| 4 | Vas, Blanka |
| 5 | Vinke, Nienke |
| 6 | Häberlin, Steffi |
| Lidl - Trek Women | |
| 11 | Brand, Lucinda |
| 12 | Adegeest, Loes |
| 13 | Fisher-Black, Niamh |
| 14 | Anrooij, Shirin van |
| 15 | Markus, Riejanne |
| 16 | Moors, Fleur |
| Fenix - Premier Tech | |
| 21 | Pieterse, Puck |
| 22 | Alvarado, Ceylin del Carmen |
| 23 | Claes, Lotte |
| 24 | Couzens, Millie |
| 25 | Kastelijn, Yara |
| 26 | Schrempf, Carina |
| AG Insurance - Soudal Team | |
| 31 | Moolman, Ashleigh |
| 32 | Benito, Mireia |
| 33 | Pluimers, Ilse |
| 34 | Louw, Anya |
| 35 | Manly, Alex |
| 36 | Steigenga, Nicole |
| Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto | |
| 41 | Niewiadoma-Phinney, Kasia |
| 42 | Bradbury, Neve |
| 43 | Czapla, Justyna |
| 44 | Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup |
| 45 | Niedermaier, Antonia |
| 46 | Paladin, Soraya |
| EF Education - Oatly | |
| 51 | Vallières, Magdeleine |
| 52 | Knaven, Mirre |
| 53 | Kerbaol, Cédrine |
| 54 | O'Brien, Caoimhe |
| 55 | Rüegg, Noemi |
| 56 | Towers, Alice |
| FDJ United - SUEZ | |
| 61 | Vollering, Demi |
| 62 | Berthet, Juliette |
| 63 | Chabbey, Elise |
| 64 | Kraak, Amber |
| 65 | Koch, Franziska |
| 66 | Agt, Eva van |
| Human Powered Health | |
| 71 | Jong, Thalita de |
| 72 | Buijsman, Nina |
| 73 | Cipressi, Carlotta |
| 74 | Mitterwallner, Mona |
| 75 | Raaijmakers, Marit |
| 76 | Ryo, Titia |
| Liv AlUla Jayco | |
| 81 | Paternoster, Letizia |
| 82 | Smulders, Silke |
| 83 | Talbot, Josie |
| 84 | Ton, Quinty |
| 85 | Trinca Colonel, Monica |
| 86 | Wyllie, Ella |
| Movistar Team Women | |
| 91 | Lippert, Liane |
| 92 | Barale, Francesca |
| 93 | Baril, Olivia |
| 94 | Mackaij, Floortje |
| 95 | Magalhães, Tota |
| 96 | Martín, Sara |
| Team Picnic PostNL Women | |
| 101 | Georgi, Pfeiffer |
| 102 | Arens, Megan |
| 103 | Fityus, Lucie |
| 104 | Masetti, Gaia |
| 105 | Nelson, Josie |
| 106 | Londoño, Juliana |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women | |
| 111 | Vos, Marianne |
| 112 | Chladoňová, Viktória |
| 113 | Vries, Femke de |
| 114 | Nooijen, Lieke |
| 115 | Reijnhout, Rosita |
| 116 | Dam, Sarah van |
| UAE Team ADQ | |
| 121 | García, Mavi |
| 122 | Gasparrini, Eleonora |
| 124 | Persico, Silvia |
| 125 | Swinkels, Karlijn |
| 126 | Blasi, Paula |
| Uno-X Mobility Women | |
| 131 | Aalerud, Katrine |
| 132 | Beekhuis, Teuntje |
| 133 | Gåskjenn, Ingvild |
| 134 | Haugset, Sigrid Ytterhus |
| 135 | Gjertsen, Mia |
| 136 | Koster, Anouska |
| Lotto - Intermarché Ladies | |
| 141 | Boels, Dina |
| 143 | Meert, Marieke |
| 144 | Nijssen, Annelies |
| 145 | Riedmann, Linda |
| 146 | Wersch, Anna van |
| Mayenne Monbana My Pie | |
| 151 | Allione, Marine |
| 152 | Coutinho, Alice |
| 153 | Lylyk, Kiara |
| 154 | Perekitko, Karolina |
| 155 | Rondel, Léa |
| 156 | Quinn, Natalie |
| St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93 WE | |
| 161 | Jackson, Alison |
| 162 | Emond, Clara |
| 163 | Franz, Heidi |
| 164 | Grangier, India |
| 165 | Morier, Émilie |
| 166 | Muller, Solène |
| VolkerWessels Cycling Team Women | |
| 171 | Jansen, Eline |
| 172 | Dijkstra, Anneke |
| 173 | Molenaar, Laura |
| 174 | Peperkamp, Esmée |
| 175 | Souren, Scarlett |
| 176 | Berswordt, Sophie von |
| Aromitalia Vaiano | |
| 182 | Bonini, Fanny |
| 183 | Kingma, Maya |
| 184 | La Bella, Eleonora |
| 185 | Leleivytė, Rasa |
| 186 | Milaki, Argyro |
| Citymesh - Customm Pro Cycling Team | |
| 191 | Boer, Manon de |
| 192 | Grave, Britt de |
| 193 | Grit, Ilse |
| 194 | Kiekens, Cleo |
| 195 | Knaven, Britt |
| 196 | Dam, Yonna van |
| DAS - Hutchinson | |
| 201 | Scott, Katie |
| 202 | Lee, Lucy |
| 203 | Miller, Tamsin |
| 204 | Parry, Ellie |
| 205 | Thomson, Noémi |
| 206 | Yeoman, Morven |
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