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Final Startlist Glasgow World Championships Men's Under-23 Road Race with Morgado, Nys, Segaert, Leonard, Lamperti and Mihkels
CyclingFriday, 11 August 2023 at 15:05
Startlist. On the 12th of August of 2023, the riders will set off on the World Championships' men's under-23 Road Race. They will be taking place in Glasgow, Scotland, where an urban circuit will give way to the riders to battle it out in the fight for the rainbow stripes.
The final startlist features: Antonio Morgado, Thibau Nys, Alec Segaert, Luke Lamperti, Axel Laurance, Madis Mihkels, Michael Leonard, Lorenzo Milesi, Casper van Uden and many many more. Check out the full list of starters down below!
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Kazakhstan
1 Aliyev, Ruslan
2 Dostiyev, Ilkhan
3 Remkhe, Andrey
4 Strelnikov, Yegor
5 Taraskin, Maxim
6 Vinokurov, Nicolas
France
7 Gautherat, Pierre
8 Huby, Antoine
9 Isidore, Noa
10 Laurance, Axel
11 Le Huitouze, Eddy
12 Paleni, Enzo
Italy
13 Belletta, Dario
14 Buratti, Nicolò
15 Busatto, Francesco
16 De Pretto, Davide
17 Milesi, Lorenzo
18 Romele, Alessandro
Denmark
19 Andersen, Kasper
20 Bevort, Carl-Frederik
21 Foldager, Anders
22 Gudnitz, Joshua
23 Pedersen, Rasmus
24 Wang, Gustav
Slovenia
25 Glivar, Gal
26 Gregorcic, Natan
27 Murn, Boštjan
28 Pečnik, Teo
Portugal
29 Gonçalves, Diogo
30 Lima, Daniel
31 Montez, Alexandre
32 Morgado, António
33 Tavares, Gonçalo
United Kingdom
34 Donaldson, Robert
35 Nerurkar, Lukas
36 Rees, Oliver
37 Rootkin-Gray, Jack
38 Walker, Max
Netherlands
39 Kramer, Jesse
40 Reinderink, Pepijn
41 Belle, Loe van
42 Sintmaartensdijk, Roel van
43 Uden, Casper van
Spain
44 Arrieta, Igor
45 Azparren, Enekoitz
46 Canal, Carlos
47 García, Raúl
48 Romeo, Iván
Germany
49 Keup, Pierre-Pascal
50 Kretschy, Moritz
51 Teutenberg, Tim Torn
52 Theiler, Ole
53 Uhlig, Henri
Norway
54 Brennsæter, Trym
55 Fredheim, Stian
56 Gudmestad, Tord
57 Loland, Sakarias Koller
58 Svestad-Bårdseng, Embret
Czech Republic
59 Bittner, Pavel
60 Novak, Pavel
61 Přidal, Tomáš
62 Seeman, Adam
63 Toupalík, Jakub
Austria
64 Hajek, Alexander
Mexico
65 Macias, Cesar
Luxembourg
66 Bettendorff, Loïc
67 Kockelmann, Mathieu
68 Ury, Noé
69 Wallenborn, Arno
70 Wenzel, Mats
Uzbekistan
71 Bocharov, Dmitriy
China
72 Ju, Jinyang
73 Li, Tiancheng
74 Sun, Changsheng
Indonesia
75 Royan, Muhammad Andy
United Arab Emirates
76 Al-Ali, Ahmed Jasim
Poland
77 Pomorski, Michał
United States
78 Cole, Owen
79 Lamperti, Luke
80 McDonald, Brody
81 Shmidt, Artem
82 Simmons, Colby
Japan
83 Todome, Yuhi
Haiti
84 Sanon, Wilson
Turkey
85 Bulut, Samet
86 Egin, Ali
87 Uzun, Emir
88 Yigit, Tahir
Estonia
89 Aus, Aaron
90 Mihkels, Madis
91 Pajur, Romet
92 Ragilo, Frank
93 Tamm, Lauri
Rwanda
94 Masengesho, Vainqueur
95 Muhoza, Eric
96 Niyonkuru, Samuel
97 Tuyizere, Etienne
98 Uhiriwe, Renus Byiza
Algeria
99 Amari, Hamza
100 Ferkous, Abdelkrim
101 Ferkous, Ayoub
Belgium
102 Gelders, Gil
103 Nys, Thibau
104 Segaert, Alec
105 Vangheluwe, Warre
106 Vervenne, Jonathan
South Africa
107 Da Silva, Tiano
108 Geary, Dillon
109 Stedman, Travis
Oman
110 Al-Wahibi, Mohamed
New Zealand
111 Bower, Lewis
112 Currie, Logan
Canada
113 Jacob, Philippe
114 Leonard, Michael
115 Pickrell, Riley
Ethiopia
116 Rogora, Kiya
Uruguay
117 Bonilla, Pablo Sandino
118 Pereira, Ivan Santiago
119 Silva, Thomas
Latvia
120 Belohvosciks, Kristians
121 Kokle, Gvido
122 Krasts, Alekss
Malta
123 Schembri, Jacob
Ukraine
124 Bilyi, Maksym
125 Polupan, Dmytro
126 Predko, Tymofii
127 Sydor, Serhii
128 Zozulia, Andriy
Cape Verde
129 Da Cruz, Nelio
Lesotho
130 Makatile, Kabelo
Brasil
131 Rangel, Vinicius
Dominica
132 Baron, Kohath
Mauritius
133 De Comarmond, Aurelien
Israel
134 Tene, Rotem
El Salvador
135 Rodriguez, Brandon
Colombia
136 Arboleda, Anderson
137 Gomez, Germán Dario
138 Guatibonza, Jonathan
139 Pescador, Diego
140 Umba, Santiago
Bolivia
141 Aramayo, Jose Manuel
Greece
142 Drakos, Nikolaos Michail
Lithuania
143 Mikutis, Aivaras
Eritrea
144 Zerai, Nahom
145 Arefayne, Aklilu
146 Kudus, Milkias
Belize
147 Chavarria, Derrick
Pakistan
148 Anwar, Muhammad Ismail
Slovakia
149 Kováč, Samuel
150 Lohinský, Filip
151 Nagy, Simon
152 Rovder, Pavol
153 Svrček, Martin
Chile
154 Quintana, Hector
155 Rojas, Vicente
Sweden
156 Soderqvist, Jakob
Costa Rica
157 Aguilar, Jose Ricardo
158 Granados, Alejandro
159 Jiménez, Dylan
160 Salas, Josue
Australia
161 Eddy, Patrick
162 Gilmore, Brady
163 Hopkins, Dylan
164 Mackellar, Alastair
165 McKenzie, Hamish
Ireland
166 Doogan, Odhran
167 Harvey, Dean
168 Meehan, Jamie
169 Rafferty, Darren
170 Wade, Aaron
Swiss
171 Christen, Fabio
172 Christen, Jan
173 Weiss, Fabian
Uganda
174 Lomuria, Paul
Finland
175 Källberg, Axel
Kenya
176 Kipkemboi, Brian
177 Muiruri, Moses
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