Final startlist Criterium du Dauphine´ with Vingegaard, Mas, Landa, Gaudu, Alaphilippe, Bernal, Hindley and Carapaz
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Startlist. Many times termed the main preparation race for the Tour de France, the Critérium du Dauphiné will be specially hilly in 2023. The French race will take place from the 4th to 11th of June and will include several big tests for the Tour de France contenders to test their form ahead of a big goal.
The final startlist includes riders such as: Jonas Vingegaard, Steven Kruijswijk, Dylan van Baarle, Ben O'Connor, Greg van Avermaet, Mikel Landa, Jack Haig, Egan Bernal, Daniel Martinez, Jai Hindley, Sam Bennett, Julian Alaphilippe, David Gaudu, Richard Carapaz, Esteban Chaves, Louis Meintjes, Enric Mas, Matteo Jorgenson, Giulio Ciccone, Adam Yates, Rafal Majka, Guillaume Martin, Thomas de Gendt, Dylan Groenewegen, Pierre Latour and David de la Cruz.
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Jumbo - Visma
1 Vingegaard, Jonas
2 Benoot, Tiesj
3 Kruijswijk, Steven
4 Laporte, Christophe
5 Valter, Attila
6 Baarle, Dylan van
7 Hooydonck, Nathan Van
AG2R Citroën Team
11 O'Connor, Ben
12 Bonnamour, Franck
13 Bouchard, Geoffrey
14 Godon, Dorian
15 Naesen, Oliver
16 Peters, Nans
17 Avermaet, Greg Van
Bahrain Victorious
21 Landa, Mikel
22 Govekar, Matevž
23 Gradek, Kamil
24 Haig, Jack
25 Pernsteiner, Hermann
26 Wright, Fred
27 Zambanini, Edoardo
INEOS Grenadiers
31 Bernal, Egan
32 Castroviejo, Jonathan
33 Fraile, Omar
34 Hayter, Ethan
35 Martínez, Daniel
36 Rodriguez, Carlos
37 Turner, Ben
BORA - hansgrohe
41 Hindley, Jai
42 Bennett, Sam
43 Buchmann, Emanuel
44 Gamper, Patrick
45 Mullen, Ryan
46 Politt, Nils
47 Poppel, Danny van
Soudal - Quick-Step
51 Alaphilippe, Julian
52 Bagioli, Andrea
53 Cavagna, Rémi
54 Devenyns, Dries
55 Sénéchal, Florian
56 Vansevenant, Mauri
57 Vernon, Ethan
Groupama - FDJ
61 Gaudu, David
62 Geniets, Kévin
63 Ladagnous, Matthieu
64 Le Gac, Olivier
65 Madouas, Valentin
66 Martinez, Lenny
67 Thompson, Reuben
EF Education - EasyPost
71 Carapaz, Richard
72 Amador, Andrey
73 Chaves, Esteban
74 Doull, Owain
75 Piccolo, Andrea
76 Quinn, Sean
77 Shaw, James
Intermarché - Circus - Wanty
81 Meintjes, Louis
82 Herregodts, Rune
83 Mihkels, Madis
84 Page, Hugo
85 Paquot, Tom
86 Taaramäe, Rein
87 Zimmermann, Georg
Movistar Team
91 Mas, Enric
92 Arcas, Jorge
93 Jorgenson, Matteo
94 Mühlberger, Gregor
95 Oliveira, Nelson
96 Pedrero, Antonio
97 Samitier, Sergio
Trek - Segafredo
101 Ciccone, Giulio
102 Aberasturi, Jon
103 Elissonde, Kenny
104 Hoelgaard, Markus
105 Lopez, Juan Pedro
106 Tesfatsion, Natnael
107 Tolhoek, Antwan
UAE Team Emirates
111 Yates, Adam
112 Oliveira, Ivo
113 Bjerg, Mikkel
114 Grossschartner, Felix
115 Laengen, Vegard Stake
116 Majka, Rafał
117 Trentin, Matteo
Cofidis
121 Martin, Guillaume
122 Finé, Eddy
123 Perez, Anthony
124 Périchon, Pierre-Luc
125 Thomas, Benjamin
126 Wood, Harrison
127 Zingle, Axel
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
131 Johannessen, Tobias
132 Urianstad, Martin
133 Charmig, Anthon
134 Dversnes, Fredrik
135 Johannessen, Anders
136 Træen, Torstein
137 Gregaard Wilsly, Jonas
Lotto Dstny
141 Gils, Maxim Van
142 Campenaerts, Victor
143 Gendt, Thomas De
144 Menten, Milan
145 Sepúlveda, Eduardo
146 Sweeny, Harry
147 Moer, Brent Van
Team Jayco AlUla
151 Groenewegen, Dylan
152 Craddock, Lawson
153 Durbridge, Luke
154 Grmay, Tsgabu
155 Harper, Chris
156 Porter, Rudy
157 Reinders, Elmar
TotalEnergies
161 Latour, Pierre
162 Boasson Hagen, Edvald
163 Burgaudeau, Mathieu
164 Cras, Steff
165 Grellier, Fabien
166 Vercher, Mattéo
167 Vuillermoz, Alexis
Team DSM
171 Brenner, Marco
172 Combaud, Romain
173 Heinschke, Leon
174 Milesi, Lorenzo
175 Onley, Oscar
176 Poole, Max
177 Stork, Florian
Alpecin - Deceuninck
181 Osborne, Jason
182 Bayer, Tobias
183 Conci, Nicola
184 Janssens, Jimmy
185 Stannard, Robert
186 Taminiaux, Lionel
187 Bossche, Fabio Van den
Astana Qazaqstan Team
191 De La Cruz, David
192 Boaro, Manuele
193 Dombrowski, Joe
194 Garofoli, Gianmarco
195 Nibali, Antonio
196 Riabushenko, Alexandr
197 Zeits, Andrey
Team Arkéa - Samsic
201 Champoussin, Clément
202 Delaplace, Anthony
203 Grondin, Donavan
204 Guglielmi, Simon
205 Hofstetter, Hugo
206 Ledanois, Kévin
207 Owsian, Lukasz
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