Final startlist Giro dell'Emilia 2026 - Riders: McNulty, Pidcock, Onley, Healy, Jorgenson, Landa Quintana and more
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The 2026 Giro dell'Emilia will take place on the 3rd of October 2026 - simultaneous to the European Championships. The classic, one of the main features of of the Italian autumn classics block, is a race with a great amount of history and also big winners over its history. On the Madona di San Luca, a new name might be crowned this Saturday. Below, you will find the startlist of the 2026 edition.
The Italian race will feature plenty World Tour teams to fight for victory including UAE Team Emirates - XRG with the new World Champion Brandon McNulty; Movistar with Nairo Quintana who will be retiring in this race; Team Visma | Lease a Bike with Davide Piganzoli, Matteo Jorgenson and Ben Tulett; Netcompany INEOS with Oscar Onley.
Soudal - Quick-Step will be led by Mikel Landa; whilst at EF Education - EasyPost Ben Healy will be present. Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe will have Lorenzo Finn, Jai Hindley and Giulio Pellizzari; Bahrain - Victorious have Lenny Martínez and Afonso Eulálio whilst Uno-X Mobility, NSN Cycling Team, Uno-X Mobility, Team Jayco AlUla and Decathlon CMA CGM Team are also present.
Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team are also present with Tom Pidcock at the start line.
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Startlist Giro dell'Emilia 2026
| UAE Team Emirates XRG | |
| 1 | McNulty, Brandon |
| 2 | Yates, Adam |
| 3 | Baroncini, Filippo |
| 4 | Grossschartner, Felix |
| 5 | Narváez, Jhonatan |
| 6 | Wellens, Tim |
| 7 | Arrieta, Igor |
| Alpecin - Premier Tech | |
| 11 | Busatto, Francesco |
| 12 | Bock, Aless De |
| 13 | Dockx, Aaron |
| 14 | Houle, Hugo |
| 15 | Ramsay, Noah |
| 16 | Vergallito, Luca |
| 17 | Verstrynge, Emiel |
| Bahrain Victorious | |
| 21 | Bilbao, Pello |
| 22 | Caruso, Damiano |
| 23 | Martinez, Lenny |
| 24 | Borgo, Alessandro |
| 25 | Eulálio, Afonso |
| 26 | Stockwell, Oliver |
| 27 | Meulen, Max van der |
| Decathlon CMA CGM Team | |
| 31 | Isidore, Noa |
| 32 | Labrosse, Jordan |
| 33 | Prodhomme, Nicolas |
| 34 | Riccitello, Matthew |
| 35 | Scotson, Callum |
| 36 | L'Hote, Antoine |
| EF Education - EasyPost | |
| 41 | Battistella, Samuele |
| 42 | Cepeda, Alexander |
| 43 | Healy, Ben |
| 44 | Nerurkar, Lukas |
| 45 | Powless, Neilson |
| 46 | Rodriguez, Juan Felipe |
| 47 | Leonard, Michael |
| Groupama - FDJ United | |
| 51 | Berthet, Clément |
| 52 | Costiou, Ewen |
| 53 | Kench, Josh |
| 54 | Molard, Rudy |
| 55 | Pacher, Quentin |
| 56 | Rochas, Rémy |
| 57 | Rolland, Brieuc |
| Lidl - Trek | |
| 61 | Bagioli, Andrea |
| 62 | Konrad, Patrick |
| 63 | Michielsen, Thor |
| 64 | Mosca, Jacopo |
| 65 | Oomen, Sam |
| 66 | Ghebreigzabhier, Amanuel |
| Lotto - Intermarché | |
| 71 | Braet, Vito |
| 72 | Gualdi, Simone |
| 73 | Thompson, Reuben |
| 75 | Place, Maxence |
| 76 | Widar, Jarno |
| 77 | Donie, Milan |
| Movistar Team | |
| 81 | Quintana, Nairo |
| 82 | Adrià, Roger |
| 83 | Arcas, Jorge |
| 84 | Hessmann, Michel |
| 85 | Lopez, Juanpe |
| 86 | Rubio, Einer |
| 87 | Sanchez, Pelayo |
| Netcompany INEOS | |
| 91 | Arensman, Thymen |
| 92 | Haig, Jack |
| 93 | Hamilton, Lucas |
| 94 | Kwiatkowski, Michal |
| 95 | Onley, Oscar |
| 96 | August, AJ |
| 97 | Sheffield, Magnus |
| NSN Cycling Team | |
| 101 | Bennett, George |
| 103 | Lutsenko, Alexey |
| 104 | Marriage, Zac |
| 105 | Martí, Pau |
| 106 | Kretschy, Moritz |
| Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe | |
| 111 | Aleotti, Giovanni |
| 112 | Finn, Lorenzo |
| 113 | Hindley, Jai |
| 115 | Moscon, Gianni |
| 116 | Denz, Nico |
| 117 | Zwiehoff, Ben |
| Soudal - Quick-Step | |
| 121 | Landa, Mikel |
| 122 | Cras, Steff |
| 123 | Garofoli, Gianmarco |
| 124 | Raccagni, Andrea |
| 125 | Reinderink, Pepijn |
| 126 | Vansevenant, Mauri |
| 127 | Zana, Filippo |
| Team Jayco AlUla | |
| 131 | Covi, Alessandro |
| 132 | Double, Paul |
| 133 | Pickering, Finlay |
| 134 | Plapp, Luke |
| 135 | Porter, Rudy |
| 136 | Sambinello, Mattia |
| 137 | Rafferty, Adam |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike | |
| 141 | Campenaerts, Victor |
| 142 | Huising, Menno |
| 143 | Jorgenson, Matteo |
| 144 | Kelderman, Wilco |
| 145 | Nordhagen, Jørgen |
| 146 | Piganzoli, Davide |
| 147 | Tulett, Ben |
| Uno-X Mobility | |
| 151 | Dalby, Simon |
| 152 | Holter, Ådne |
| 153 | Johannessen, Anders |
| 154 | Kamp, Alexander |
| 155 | Kulset, Johannes |
| 156 | Martinsen, Toralf Rydningen |
| 157 | Skaarseth, Anders |
| XDS Astana Team | |
| 161 | Champoussin, Clément |
| 162 | Conci, Nicola |
| 163 | Fortunato, Lorenzo |
| 164 | Higuita, Sergio |
| 165 | Tejada, Harold |
| 166 | Velasco, Simone |
| 167 | Vinokurov, Nicolas |
| Bardiani CSF 7 Saber | |
| 171 | Martinelli, Alessio |
| 172 | Paletti, Luca |
| 173 | Tarozzi, Manuele |
| 174 | Turconi, Filippo |
| 175 | Turconi, Matteo |
| 176 | Rojas, Vicente |
| 177 | Tolio, Alex |
| Caja Rural - Seguros RGA | |
| 181 | Barceló, Fernando |
| 182 | Bou, Joan |
| 184 | Diaz, Alex |
| 185 | Fernández CJR, Samuel |
| 186 | Parra, José Félix |
| 187 | Rubirola, Marc |
| MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort | |
| 191 | Gruszczynski, Flip |
| 192 | Kajamini, Florian |
| 193 | Masnada, Fausto |
| 194 | Nespoli, Lorenzo |
| 195 | Verre, Alessandro |
| 196 | Dina, Márton |
| 197 | Masciarelli, Lorenzo |
| Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | |
| 201 | Pidcock, Tom |
| 202 | Azparren, Xabier Mikel |
| 203 | Calzoni, Walter |
| 204 | Camprubí, Marcel |
| 205 | Donovan, Mark |
| 206 | Gloag, Thomas |
| 207 | Vader, Milan |
| Solution Tech NIPPO Rali | |
| 211 | González, Roberto |
| 212 | Granger, Ben |
| 213 | Pozzovivo, Domenico |
| 214 | Nencini, Tommaso |
| 215 | Bertolli, Samuel |
| 216 | Samudio, Carlos |
| 217 | Regnanti, Matteo |
| Team Polti VisitMalta | |
| 221 | Bais, Mattia |
| 222 | Bais, Davide |
| 223 | Crozzolo, Fabrizio |
| 224 | Giuliano, Dario |
| 225 | Gomez, Germán |
| 226 | Sevilla, Diego Pablo |
| 227 | Tercero, Fernando |
| Tudor Pro Cycling Team | |
| 231 | Storer, Michael |
| 232 | Barta, Will |
| 233 | Stork, Florian |
| 234 | Eriksson, Jacob |
| 235 | Thalmann, Roland |
| 236 | Wirtgen, Luc |
| 237 | Wilksch, Hannes |
| General Store - Essegibi - F.lli Curia | |
| 241 | Bortoluzzi, Giovanni |
| 242 | De Cassan, Davide |
| 243 | Dentelli, Giacomo |
| 244 | Pezzo Rosola, Kevin |
| 245 | Ponomar, Andrii |
| 246 | Rossetti, Thomas |
| 247 | Gamba, Thomas |

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