Final startlist GP Miguel Indurain with Carapaz, Higuita, Chaves, Soler, Aranburu and Guerreiro
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Startlist. On the 1st day of April the peloton in Spain take on the GP Miguel Indurain. Frequently a preparation race for Itzulia Basque Country, the hilly classic provides another opportunity for the climbers and puncheurs to take a reputable win.
The final startlist includes riders such as: Corbin Strong, Andreas Kron, Pierre Latour, Andrea Vendrame, Emanuel Buchmann, Sergio Higuita, Ion Izagirre, Victor Lafay, Esteban Chaves, Richard Carapaz, Alex Aranburu, Ruben Guerreiro, Natnael Tesfatsion, Marc Soler, March Hirschi and Diego Ulissi.
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Estimated start and finish times for GP Miguel Indurain: 13:20 - 18:30CET.
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Team Arkéa - Samsic
1 Guernalec, Thibault
2 Champoussin, Clément
3 Ries, Michel
4 Gesbert, Elie
5 Guglielmi, Simon
6 Rodríguez, Cristian
7 Verre, Alessandro
AG2R Citroën Team
11 Baudin, Alex
12 Gall, Felix
13 Hänninen, Jaakko
15 Paret-Peintre, Valentin
16 Prodhomme, Nicolas
17 Vendrame, Andrea
Astana Qazaqstan Team
Pronskiy, Daniil
21 Sanchez, Luis León
22 Felline, Fabio
24 Natarov, Yuriy
25 Romo, Javier
26 Scaroni, Christian
27 Zeits, Andrey
BORA - hansgrohe
31 Buchmann, Emanuel
32 Lipowitz, Florian
33 Lührs, Luis-Joe
34 Palzer, Anton
35 Schelling, Ide
36 Higuita, Sergio
37 Aleotti, Giovanni
Cofidis
41 Wood, Harrison
43 Geschke, Simon
44 Herrada, José
45 Izagirre, Ion
46 Lafay, Victor
47 Lastra, Jonathan
EF Education - EasyPost
51 Amador, Andrey
52 Caicedo, Jonathan Klever
53 Chaves, Esteban
54 Eiking, Odd Christian
55 Kudus, Merhawi
56 Steinhauser, Georg
57 Carapaz, Richard
Movistar Team
61 Aranburu, Alex
62 Izagirre, Gorka
63 Oliveira, Nelson
64 Guerreiro, Ruben
65 Arcas, Jorge
66 Samitier, Sergio
67 Serrano, Gonzalo
Team Jayco AlUla
71 Maas, Jan
73 Grmay, Tsgabu
75 Harper, Chris
76 Porter, Rudy
77 Sobrero, Matteo
Trek - Segafredo
81 Aberasturi, Jon
83 Brustenga, Marc
84 Lopez, Juan Pedro
85 Skjelmose, Mattias
86 Ghebreigzabhier, Amanuel
87 Tesfatsion, Natnael
UAE Team Emirates
91 Soler, Marc
92 Fisher-Black, Finn
93 Formolo, Davide
94 Grossschartner, Felix
95 Oliveira, Ivo
96 Hirschi, Marc
97 Ulissi, Diego
Burgos - BH
101 Okamika, Ander
102 Bol, Jetse
103 Fagúndez, Eric
104 Diaz, José Manuel
105 Ezquerra, Jesús
106 Franco, Alejandro
107 Madrazo, Angel
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
111 Cepeda, Jefferson Alveiro
112 Aular, Orluis
113 Prades, Eduard
114 Amézqueta, Julen
115 Barceló, Fernando
116 Barrenetxea, Jon
117 Etxeberria, Josu
EOLO - Kometa Cycling Team
121 Tercero, Fernando
122 Piganzoli, Davide
123 Serrano, Javier
124 Martin, Alex
125 Martín, David
126 Garosio, Andrea
127 Fancellu, Alessandro
Equipo Kern Pharma
131 Adrià, Roger
132 Arrieta, Igor
133 Berrade, Urko
134 Castrillo, Pablo
135 García, Raúl
136 Miquel, Pau
137 Cobo, Iván
Euskaltel - Euskadi
141 Iribar, Unai
142 Bou, Joan
143 Etxeberria, Asier
144 Bizkarra, Mikel
145 Martin, Gotzon
146 Azurmendi, Ibai
147 Iturria, Mikel
Human Powered Health
151 Aasvold, Kristian
152 Chrétien, Charles-Étienne
153 Double, Paul
154 Haga, Chad
155 Lemmen, Bart
156 Schönberger, Sebastian
157 Svestad-Bårdseng, Embret
Israel - Premier Tech
161 Impey, Daryl
162 Hermans, Ben
163 Schultz, Nick
164 Goldstein, Omer
165 Mackellar, Alastair
166 Raisberg, Nadav
167 Strong, Corbin
Lotto Dstny
171 Adamietz, Johannes
172 Raemdonck, Cédric Van
173 Drizners, Jarrad
174 Kron, Andreas
176 Sepúlveda, Eduardo
177 Sweeny, Harry
Team Novo Nordisk
181 Lozano, David
182 Beadle, Hamish
183 Brand, Sam
184 Kopecky, Matyas
185 Henttala, Joonas
186 Clancy, Stephen
TotalEnergies
191 Burgaudeau, Mathieu
192 Cabot, Jérémy
193 Cras, Steff
194 De La Parte, Víctor
195 Jousseaume, Alan
196 Latour, Pierre
197 Vuillermoz, Alexis
Electro Hiper Europa
201 Martinez, Victor
202 García, José María
203 Faura, Jose Luis
204 Martín, José María
205 Cañellas, Xavi
206 Ropero, Alejandro
207 Molenaar, Alex
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