
On the 7th of August the main event of the Commonwealth Games will take place, with riders from many different nations taking on the fight for a prestigious title.
The final startlist inclues the likes of: Mark Cavendish, Ben Swift, Connor Swift, Jake Stewart, Ethan Vernon, Fred Wright, Geraint Thomas, Stephen Williams, Daryl Impey, Patrick Bevin, Dion Smith, Luke Plapp and Luke Durbridge.
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Anguilla
1 Laud, Danny Lloyd
2 Hennis, Hasani
3 Richardson, Zambezi
4 Carty, Delroy
Antigua and Barbuda
6 Bridges, Jyme
Australia
8 Durbridge, Luke
9 Scotson, Miles
10 Plapp, Luke
11 Fox, Sam
Bahamas
12 Neely, Felix
13 Sawyer, Lorin
Bermuda
14 Hopkins, Kaden
15 White, Conor
16 Narraway, Nicholas
Belize
17 Pope, Byron
18 Lovell, Giovanni
19 Quiroz, Oscar
20 Williams, Cory
21 Williams, Justin
Botswana
22 Lethokwe, Gontse
23 Botlhole, Matlhogonolo
Canada
24 Guillemette, Mathias
25 Miles, Carson
26 Foley, Michael
27 Coté, Pier-André
28 Pickrell, Riley
Cayman Islands
29 Forbes, Nathaniel
30 Magalhaes, Victor
31 Testori, Michael
Cyprus
32 Miltiadis, Andreas
33 Agrotis, Alexandros
Dominica
34 Baron, Kohath
35 Boyd, Kevon
England
36 Watson, Samuel
37 Swift, Connor
38 Wright, Fred
39 Stewart, Jake
40 Vernon, Ethan
41 Turner, Ben
United Kingdom
42 Horton, Jim
43 Roe, James
Guernsey
44 Serafin, Michael
45 Tremlett, Sebastian
46 Culverwell, Sam
47 Cox, Marc
Ghana
48 Rahman, Abdul
49 Boakye Dankwa, Anthony
50 Arthur, Emmanuel
51 Djangmah, Henry
Gibraltar
53 Pratts, John
54 Barbara, Derek
55 Guzman, Juan
56 O'Shea, Samuel
57 Lett, Mark
Grenada
58 Walters, Red
Guyana
59 Griffith, Christopher
Isle of Man
60 Christian, Mark
61 Bostock, Matt
62 Brand, Sam
63 Swift, Ben
64 Mazzone, Tom
65 Cavendish, Mark
British Virgin Islands
66 Christopher Jr, Darel
67 Talbot, Sam
Jersey
68 Hidrio, Rhys
69 Pilley, Rhys
70 Rebours, Jack
71 Robson, Dean
72 Hamon, Zack
Lesotho
73 Khantsi, Teboho
74 Makatile, Kabelo
Malta
75 Buttigieg, Aidan
Mauritius
76 Mayer, Gregory
77 Lincoln, Yannick
78 Mayer, Alexandre
79 Rougier Lagane, Christopher
80 Comarmond, Aurelien de
Namibia
81 Lange, Tristan de
82 Miller, Alexander
83 Coetzee, Dirk
84 Papo, Xavier
85 Burger, Jean-Paul
Northern Ireland
86 Orr, Cameron
87 McGlinchey, Chris
88 Rafferty, Darren
89 Teggart, Matthew
New Zealand
91 Archbold, Shane
92 Bevin, Patrick
93 Gate, Aaron
94 Bauer, Jack
95 Smith, Dion
96 Stewart, Campbell
South Africa
97 Ormiston, Callum
99 Impey, Daryl
100 Basson, Gustav
101 Niekerk, Morne van
Rwanda
102 Byiza Uhiriwe, Renus
103 Mugisha, Samuel
104 Mugisha, Moise
105 Muhoza, Eric
106 Manizabayo, Eric
Scotland
107 Crockett, Finn
108 Archibald, John
110 Flynn, Sean
111 Aldridge, Charlie
112 Stewart, Mark
Seychelles
113 Monthy, Yohan
114 Belle, Stephen
115 Ernesta, Mario Joseph
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
116 Bailey, Trevor
Swaziland
117 Jele, Kwanele
118 Shabangu, Muzi
Turks and Caicos
119 Rodgers, Sean
120 Williams, De'vaughn
Uganda
121 Kagimu, Charles
Wales
122 Rowe, Luke
123 Doull, Owain
124 Holt, Joe
125 Roberts, Will
126 Williams, Stevie
127 Thomas, Geraint
Zambia
128 Chembe, Oberd
129 Kawemba, Davies

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