Final startlist Giro di Abbruzo with Adam Yates, Alexey Lutsenko, Pavel Sivakov, George Bennett, Derek Gee and Domenico Pozzovivo
CyclingTuesday, 09 April 2024 at 09:50
The Giro di Abbruzo has filled in a spot this spring that was left available by the demise of the Giro di Sicilia, but is hosting a good field of riders. In the mountains of central Italy, the riders find interesting racing from the 9th to 12th of April. We take a look at it's startlist.
The startlist features riders such as: Max Kanter, Alexey Lutsenko, Domenico Pozzovivo, George Bennett, Derek Gee, Matthew Riccitello, Pavel Sivakov, Diego Ulissi and Adam Yates.
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1 Lutsenko, Alexey
2 Kanter, Max
3 Marukhin, Daniil
4 Romele, Alessandro
5 Toneatti, Davide
6 Umba, Santiago
7 Vinokurov, Nicolas
Beltrami TSA - Tre Colli
11 Biancalani, Andrea
12 Fede, Gabriel
13 Impellizzeri, Simone
14 Raimondi, Alex
15 Rossi, Nicola
16 Tagliavini, Giacomo
17 Vanni, Michael
Biesse - Carrera
21 Galimberti, Francesco
22 D'Amato, Andrea
23 Dati, Tommaso
24 Galimberti, Lorenzo
25 Montoli, Andrea
26 Motta, Alessandro
27 Pettiti, Nicolo
Bingoal WB
33 Matthys, Louka
34 Peyskens, Dimitri
35 Teugels, Lennert
36 Tizza, Marco
37 Villa, Giacomo
Team corratec - Vini Fantini
41 Bonifazio, Niccolò
42 Conti, Valerio
43 Darbellay, Valentin
44 González, Roberto
45 Monaco, Alessandro
46 Olivero, Simone
47 Stöckli, Jan
CTF Victorious
51 Skerl, Daniel
52 Ermakov, Roman
54 Da Ros, Alessandro
55 Shtin, Valery
56 Stockwell, Oliver
57 Meulen, Max van der
Epronex - Hungary Cycling Team
61 Karl, Adám Kristóf
62 Arvai, Kristóf
63 Gönczy, Gergő
64 Istlstekker, Zsolt
65 Munton, Byron
66 Rozsa, Balázs
67 Orosz, Gergő
General Store - Essegibi - F.lli Curia
71 Bergagna, Tommaso
72 Bortoluzzi, Giovanni
73 Cirlincione, Domenico
74 Biondani, Riccardo
75 Daffini, Michele
76 Berasi, Michele
77 Pozza, Ettore
Israel - Premier Tech
81 Bennett, George
82 Bental, Aviv
83 Einhorn, Itamar
84 Faingezicht, Emry
85 Gee, Derek
86 Riccitello, Matthew
87 Tene, Rotem
JCL Team UKYO
91 Malucelli, Matteo
92 Carboni, Giovanni
93 Ishibashi, Manabu
94 Kamada, Koki
95 Masuda, Nariyuki
96 Pesenti, Thomas
97 Yamamoto, Masaki
Mg.K Vis - Color for Peace - VPM
101 Spreafico, Matteo
102 Cantoni, Andrea
103 Carrò, Simone
104 Gavilli, Lapo
105 Granger, Ben
106 Perez, Ciro
107 Roganti, Simone
Petrolike
111 Aguirre, Hernán
112 Cadena, Edgar
113 Camargo, Diego
114 Martinez, Fabrizio
115 Mendoza, Omar
116 Soto, Nelson
117 Suaza, Bernardo
TDT-Unibet
121 Budding, Martijn
122 Huens, Axel
123 Huyet, Baptiste
124 Maire, Adrien
125 Stokbro, Andreas
126 Pedersen, Nicklas Amdi
127 Stockman, Abram
Team MBH Bank Colpack Ballan
131 Masciarelli, Lorenzo
132 Bracalente, Diego
133 Cipollini, Edoardo
134 Kajamini, Florian
135 Novak, Pavel
136 Quaranta, Samuel
137 Valent, Márk
Team Polti Kometa
141 Double, Paul
142 De Cassan, Davide
143 Gomez, Germán
144 Martín, Alex
145 Martín, David
146 Peñalver, Manuel
147 Serrano, Javi
Team Technipes
151 Ansaloni, Emanuele
152 Anniballi, Lorenzo
153 Cavallo, Luca
154 Crescioli, Ludovico
155 Garibbo, Nicolò
156 Innocenti, Andrea
157 Sergiampietri, Andrea
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
161 Reichenbach, Sébastien
162 Brenner, Marco
163 Donzé, Robin
164 Thalmann, Roland
165 Voisard, Yannis
167 Wirtgen, Luc
UAE Team Emirates
171 Yates, Adam
172 Christen, Jan
173 Guatibonza, Jonathan
174 Laengen, Vegard Stake
175 Sivakov, Pavel
176 Torres, Pablo
177 Ulissi, Diego
UM Tools Caffé Mokambo
181 Collinelli, Luca
182 Baffi, Stefano
183 De Paolis, Federico
184 Fiorini, Matteo
185 Martinelli, Edoardo
186 Rausa, Cosma
187 Tonioli, Nicholas
VF Group - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
191 Pozzovivo, Domenico
192 Conforti, Lorenzo
193 Fiorelli, Filippo
194 Magli, Filippo
195 Martinelli, Alessio
196 Tonelli, Alessandro
197 Zanoncello, Enrico
Vini Monzon - Savini Due - OMZ
201 Tagliani, Filippo
202 Buta, Catalin
203 Cataldo, Lorenzo
204 Mórocz, Barnabás
205 Narumi, Soh
206 Oliva, Marco
207 Sidló, Dániel
Zalf Euromobil Fior
211 Raccani, Simone
212 Lock, Dennis
213 Cuccarolo, Giovanni
214 De Carlo, Giovanni
215 Guerra, Andrea
216 Nencini, Tommaso
217 Ursella, Lorenzo
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