Final startlist BEMER Cyclassics 2023 with Pedersen, Merlier, Kooij, McNulty, S.Bennett, Milan and Hayter
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Startlist. On the 20th of August the peloton returns to Germany and it is via the World Tour one-day race of the BEMER Cyclassics, a race meant for the sprinters but also providing an opportunity for the classics specialists.
The final startlist includes: Sam Bennett, Max Schachmann, Greg van Avermaet, Quinten Hermans, Jonathan Milan, Max Walscheid, Alberto Bettiol, Ethan Hayter, Olav Kooij, Mads Pedersen, Alex Aranburu, Tim Merlier, Ethan Vernon, Arnaud Démare, Marius Mayrhofer, Dylan Groenewegen, Pascal Ackermann, Marc Hirschi, Brandon McNulty, Tim Wellens, Arnaud De Lie and Corbin Strong.
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BORA - hansgrohe
1 Haller, Marco
2 Gamper, Patrick
3 Mullen, Ryan
4 Politt, Nils
5 Poppel, Danny van
6 Bennett, Sam
7 Schachmann, Maximilian
AG2R Citroën Team
11 Dewulf, Stan
12 Gautherat, Pierre
13 Naesen, Lawrence
14 Naesen, Oliver
15 Raugel, Antoine
16 Tronchon, Bastien
17 Avermaet, Greg Van
Alpecin - Deceuninck
21 Hermans, Quinten
22 Bossche, Fabio Van den
23 Sinkeldam, Ramon
24 Sbaragli, Kristian
25 Riesebeek, Oscar
26 Krieger, Alexander
27 Gogl, Michael
Astana Qazaqstan Team
31 Bol, Cees
32 Basso, Leonardo
33 Gruzdev, Dmitriy
34 Gidich, Yevgeniy
35 Martinelli, Davide
36 Syritsa, Gleb
37 Velasco, Simone
Bahrain Victorious
41 Arashiro, Yukiya
42 Arndt, Nikias
43 Buratti, Nicolò
44 Govekar, Matevž
45 Milan, Jonathan
46 Pasqualon, Andrea
47 Scott, Cameron
Cofidis
51 Walscheid, Max
52 Carvalho, André
53 Cimolai, Davide
55 Delettre, Alexandre
56 Finé, Eddy
57 Wood, Harrison
EF Education - EasyPost
61 Bettiol, Alberto
62 Doull, Owain
63 Padun, Mark
64 Rutsch, Jonas
65 Shaw, James
66 Berg, Julius van den
67 Wiśniowski, Lukasz
Groupama - FDJ
71 Konovalovas, Ignatas
72 Le Gac, Olivier
73 Pithie, Laurence
74 Scotson, Miles
75 Stewart, Jake
76 Berg, Lars van den
77 Welten, Bram
INEOS Grenadiers
81 Hayter, Ethan
82 Rowe, Luke
83 Puccio, Salvatore
84 Swift, Connor
85 Tarling, Joshua
86 Viviani, Elia
87 Wurf, Cameron
Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
91 Johansen, Julius
92 Marit, Arne
93 Mihkels, Madis
94 Petit, Adrien
95 Planckaert, Baptiste
96 Vliegen, Loïc
97 Zimmermann, Georg
Jumbo - Visma
101 Dijke, Mick van
102 Roosen, Timo
103 Dijke, Tim van
104 Emden, Jos van
105 Hofstede, Lennard
106 Kooij, Olav
107 Sande, Tosh Van der
Lidl - Trek
111 Cataldo, Dario
112 Hoole, Daan
113 Kirsch, Alex
114 Liepins, Emīls
115 Pedersen, Mads
116 Skujins, Toms
117 Vacek, Mathias
Movistar Team
121 Aranburu, Alex
122 Torres, Albert
123 Hollmann, Juri
124 Kanter, Max
125 Mühlberger, Gregor
126 Samitier, Sergio
127 González, Abner
Soudal - Quick-Step
131 Declercq, Tim
132 Lampaert, Yves
133 Merlier, Tim
134 Sénéchal, Florian
135 Lerberghe, Bert Van
136 Tricht, Stan Van
137 Vernon, Ethan
Team Arkéa - Samsic
141 Russo, Clément
142 Delaplace, Anthony
143 Louvel, Matîs
144 McLay, Daniel
145 Démare, Arnaud
146 Owsian, Lukasz
147 Riou, Alan
Team dsm-firmenich
151 Stork, Florian
152 Tusveld, Martijn
153 Edmondson, Alex
154 Eekhoff, Nils
155 Märkl, Niklas
156 Mayrhofer, Marius
157 Naberman, Tim
Team Jayco AlUla
161 Durbridge, Luke
162 Engelhardt, Felix
163 Groenewegen, Dylan
164 Reinders, Elmar
165 Juul-Jensen, Chris
166 Hamilton, Lucas
167 Pöstlberger, Lukas
UAE Team Emirates
171 Ackermann, Pascal
172 Covi, Alessandro
173 Laengen, Vegard Stake
174 Hirschi, Marc
175 McNulty, Brandon
176 Ulissi, Diego
177 Wellens, Tim
Lotto Dstny
181 Drizners, Jarrad
182 Adamietz, Johannes
183 Beullens, Cedric
184 Lie, Arnaud De
185 Schwarzmann, Michael
186 Sweeny, Harry
187 Selig, Rüdiger
TotalEnergies
191 Boasson Hagen, Edvald
192 Jeanniere, Emilien
193 Oss, Daniel
194 Simon, Julien
195 Turgis, Anthony
196 Gestel, Dries Van
197 Vercher, Mattéo
Israel - Premier Tech
201 Einhorn, Itamar
202 Jones, Taj
203 Nizzolo, Giacomo
204 Reynders, Jens
205 Strong, Corbin
206 Asbroeck, Tom Van
207 Zabel, Rick
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