Final startlist for men's U23 road race at 2024 World Championships including Pellizzari, Del Toro, Morgado, Blackmore, Torres, Widar and Lecerf
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On the 27th of September, the men's U23 road race takes place at the 2024 World Championships in Zurich, as the next generation of talents fight it out for a Rainbow Jersey.
The final startlist for the race includes: Johannes Kulset, Jorgen Nordhagen, Jakob Soderqvist, Jan Christen, Henrik Pedersen, Martin Svrcek, Meweal Girmay, Antonio Morgado, Fran Miholjevic, Gal Glivar, William Junior Lecerf, Alec Segaert, Jarno Widar, Andrew August, Isaac del Toro, Emil Herzog, Ewen Costiou, Joseph Blackmore, Giulio Pellizzari, Igor Arrieta, Pablo Torres, Michael Leonard, Tibor del Grosso and Nicolas Vinokourov.
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France
1 Costiou, Ewen
2 Gruel, Thibaud
3 Isidore, Noa
4 Izquierdo, Clément
5 Rolland, Brieuc
6 Thierry, Pierre
United Kingdom
7 Blackmore, Joe
8 Brennan, Matthew
9 Donaldson, Robert
10 Stockwell, Oliver
11 Sutton, Louis
12 Thornley, Callum
Denmark
13 Andersen, Kasper
14 Dalby, Simon
15 Schandorff Iwersen, Emil
16 Nørtoft, Morten
17 Pedersen, Henrik
18 Pedersen, Rasmus Søjberg
Luxembourg
19 Kess, Alexandre
20 Kockelmann, Mathieu
21 Morang, Mil
22 Ury, Noé
23 Wallenborn, Arno
24 Wenzel, Mats
Belgium
25 Dockx, Aaron
26 Lecerf, William Junior
27 Orins, Robin
28 Segaert, Alec
29 Verstrynge, Emiel
30 Widar, Jarno
Spain
31 Arrieta, Igor
32 Guardeño, Jaume
33 Mintegi, Iker
34 Romeo, Iván
35 Torres, Pablo
Netherlands
36 Artz, Huub
37 Del Grosso, Tibor
38 Huising, Menno
39 Mouris, Wessel
40 Bekkum, Darren van
Italy
41 Busatto, Francesco
42 De Pretto, Davide
43 Kajamini, Florian
44 Mattio, Pietro
45 Pellizzari, Giulio
Swiss
46 Barhoumi, Ilian Alexandre
47 Christen, Fabio
48 Christen, Jan
49 Tendon, Arnaud
50 Weiss, Dominik
Kazakhstan
51 Konkin, Maxim
52 Remkhe, Andrey
53 Remkhi, Rudolf
54 Vinokurov, Nicolas
Colombia
55 Colorado, William
56 Muñoz, Jaider
57 Ruiz, Jeferson
58 Zapata, Mauricio
Portugal
59 Lima, Daniel
60 Lopes, Lucas
61 Montez, Alexandre
62 Morgado, António
63 Tavares, Gonçalo
Poland
64 Gajdulewicz, Mateusz
65 Gieryk, Kacper
66 Gruszczynski, Flip
Czech Republic
67 Kopecký, Matyáš
68 Novak, Pavel
69 Přidal, Tomáš
70 Vysočan, Daniel
United Arab Emirates
71 Almutaiwei, Mohammad
72 Jasim Al-Ali, Abdulla
Australia
73 Browning, Fergus
74 Mackellar, Alastair
75 Tuckwell, Luke
Norway
76 Aas, Eirik Vang
77 Høydahl, Jonas Kind
78 Kulset, Johannes
79 Nordhagen, Jørgen
80 Svestad-Bårdseng, Embret
Canada
81 Cowan, Quentin
82 La Grenade, Jérémie
83 Leonard, Michael
84 Walton, Jonas
Germany
85 Behrens, Niklas
86 Borresch, Julian
87 Herzog, Emil
88 Teutenberg, Tim Torn
89 Theiler, Ole
Iran
90 Labib, Ali
Slovakia
91 Dunár, Dominik
92 Novák, Samuel
93 Riška, Richard
94 Schwarzbacher, Matthias
95 Svrček, Martin
Slovenia
96 Glivar, Gal
97 Marolt, Jaka
98 Ravbar, Anže
Austria
99 Hajek, Alexander
100 Hofbauer, Philipp
101 Putz, Sebastian
102 Schrettl, Marco
Israel
103 Faingezicht, Emry
Sweden
104 Kagevi, Carl
105 Lovidius, Edvin
106 Söderqvist, Jakob
Mauritius
107 De Comarmond, Aurelien
Estonia
108 Mäeuibo, Markus
109 Ragilo, Frank Aron
Tunisia
110 Dellai, Mohamed Aziz
Japan
111 Kamada, Koki
112 Terada, Yoshiki
Indonesia
113 Nurahmat, Muhammad Syelhan
114 Royan, Muhammad Andy
Ethiopia
115 Rogora, Kiya
Chile
116 Quintana, Hector
117 Rojas, Vicente
Uzbekistan
118 Tsvetkov, Nikita
Andorra
119 Regada, Adrià
Ecuador
120 Imbaquingo, Jhoffre
121 Palma, Anderson
Uruguay
122 Perez, Ciro
Costa Rica
123 Castro, Emanuel
124 Granados, Alejandro
125 Jiménez, Dylan
126 Ramírez, Donovan
Eritrea
127 Aman, Awet
128 Zeray, Nahom
129 Arefayne, Aklilu
130 Girmay, Meweal
131 Mulugeta, Yafiet
Brasil
132 André, Andrey
133 De Paula, Victor Cesar
134 Gonzeli, Otavio Augusto
Finland
135 Källberg, Axel
Latvia
136 Belohvosciks, Kristians
Greece
137 Arvanitou, Nikiforos
Bermuda
138 Narraway, Nicholas
China
139 Fu, Enqi
140 Li, Zhen
141 Sun, Changsheng
Haiti
142 Sanon, Wilson
Russia
143 Igoshev, Egor
Algeria
144 Chennafi, Bachir
145 Essemiani, Nasrallah
Mexico
146 Del Toro, Isaac
147 Garcia, Carlos Afonso
148 Macias, Cesar
149 Muñiz, José
150 Rico, David
Croatia
152 Miholjević, Fran
Ukraine
154 Basaraba, Mykhailo
155 Ponomar, Andrii
156 Sydor, Serhii
157 Yakovlev, Daniil
Turkey
158 Bulut, Samet
159 Ozkalbim, Soylu Kaan
160 Uzun, Emir
United States
161 August, AJ
162 Hlady, Gavin
163 Kessler, Cole
164 Shmidt, Artem
165 Simmons, Colby
Venezuela
166 Mendez, Arlex
186 Lei, Diego
Uganda
167 Lomulia, Paul
184 Lorot, Lawrence
Ireland
168 Harvey, Dean
169 Meehan, Jamie
170 O'Brien, Liam
New Zealand
172 Bower, Lewis
South Africa
173 Crause, Pedri
174 Geary, Dillon
175 Gordge, Kieran
176 Stedman, Travis
Rwanda
177 Masengesho, Vainqueur
178 Niyonkuru, Samuel
179 Tuyizere, Etienne
El Salvador
180 Hurtado, Josué
Bolivia
181 Aramayo, José Manuel
Romania
182 Piciu, Mattew-Denis
Lithuania
183 Mikutis, Aivaras
Hungary
185 Tóth, Márkó
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Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He regularly contributes to DartsNews.com and CyclingUpToDate.com, where he covers professional cycling and darts. In cycling, his work includes liveblogs from major races, including the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta a España, alongside race reports and analysis. He has also conducted interviews with professional riders.
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