Final startlist La Route Adélie de Vitré with Démare, Coquard, Sarreau, B.Thomas and Q.Hermans
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French racing resumes on the first day of April as the peloton will tackle La Route Adélie de Vitré, a traditional French race with a hilly circuit around the town of Vitré which provides an opportunity for sprinter, puncheurs and rouleurs to all have an important win to their palmarès.
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The preliminary startlist includes the likes of Arnaud Démare, Dorian Godon, Clément Venturini, Marc Sarreau, Bryan Coquard, Anthony Perez, Benjamin Thomas, Quinten Hermans, Gerben Thijssen, Dan McLay, Kévin Vauquelin, Lorrenzo Manzin, Pierre Barbier, Eduard Grosu, Manuel Peñalver, Mihkel Räim, Juan José Lobato and Thomas Boudat.
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1 Coté, Pier-André
3 Vos, Adam de
4 Hecht, Gage
5 Jensen, August
6 Joyce, Colin
7 Zukowsky, Nickolas
Groupama - FDJ
11 Démare, Arnaud
12 Davy, Clément
13 Guarnieri, Jacopo
14 Konovalovas, Ignatas
15 Scotson, Miles
16 Sinkeldam, Ramon
17 Welten, Bram
AG2R Citroën Team
21 Godon, Dorian
22 Calmejane, Lilian
24 Naesen, Lawrence
25 Raugel, Antoine
26 Venturini, Clément
27 Sarreau, Marc
Cofidis
31 Coquard, Bryan
32 Champion, Thomas
33 Delettre, Alexandre
34 Finé, Eddy
35 Perez, Anthony
36 Thomas, Benjamin
37 Zingle, Axel
Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
41 Delacroix, Theo
42 Devriendt, Tom
43 Goossens, Kobe
44 Hermans, Quinten
45 Page, Hugo
46 Thijssen, Gerben
47 Poppel, Boy van
Team Arkéa - Samsic
51 Grondin, Donavan
52 Hardy, Romain
53 McLay, Daniel
54 Pichon, Laurent
55 Riou, Alan
56 Flórez, Miguel
57 Vauquelin, Kévin
TotalEnergies
62 Dujardin, Sandy
63 Ferron, Valentin
65 Manzin, Lorrenzo
66 Ourselin, Paul
67 Simon, Julien
Bingoal Pauwels Sauces WB
71 Maeght, Dorian De
72 Lauk, Karl Patrick
73 Paquot, Tom
74 Viviani, Attilio
75 Venner, Quintin
76 Tuscano, Alessandro
77 Lambrecht, Michiel
B-B Hotels - KTM
81 Gautier, Cyril
82 Barbier, Pierre
83 Heidemann, Miguel
84 Lagrée, Adrien
86 Parisella, Raphael
87 Rolland, Pierre
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
91 Abrahamsen, Jonas
92 Dalby, Simon
93 Blikra, Erlend
94 Hulgaard, Morten
95 Skaarseth, Iver
96 Wærsted, Syver
97 Kulset, Kristian
Drone Hopper - Androni Giocattoli
101 Bais, Mattia
102 Grosu, Eduard
103 Holther, Trym
105 Tagliani, Filippo
106 Vigo, Martí
107 Zurita, Ricardo
Burgos - BH
111 Aparicio, Mario
112 Fuentes, Angel
113 Lopez-Cózar, Juan Antonio
114 Molenaar, Alex
115 Pelegrí, Oscar
116 Peñalver, Manuel
117 Räim, Mihkel
Euskaltel - Euskadi
121 Lobato, Juan José
122 Angulo, Antonio
123 Iribar, Unai
124 Aristi, Mikel
125 Irizar, Julen
126 Isasa, Xabier
127 Goikoetxea, Peio
EF Education - NIPPO Development Team
131 Ishigami, Masahiro
132 Kadota, Yusuke
133 Oda, Hijiri
134 Oka, Atsushi
135 Tsuda, Yugi
St Michel - Auber 93
141 Cardis, Romain
142 Debeaumarché, Nicolas
143 Delbove, Joris
144 Hurel, Tony
145 Paillot, Yoann
146 Rossetto, Stéphane
Go Sport - Roubaix Lille Métropole
151 Boudat, Thomas
152 Carisey, Clément
153 Denis, Thomas
154 Mainguenaud, Tom
155 Leveau, Jérémy
156 Tabellion, Valentin
157 Vermeulen, Emiel
Team U Nantes Atlantique
161 Danès, Léo
162 Jegat, Jordan
163 Mariault, Axel
164 Morin, Emmanuel
165 Paquet, Tom
166 Richard, Louis
167 Richard Andrade, Florian
Nice Métropole Côte dAzur
171 Bonnefoix, Edouard
172 Berlin, Antoine
173 Couanon, Jonathan
174 Goubert, Jean
175 Hennequin, Paul
176 Mifsud, Andrea
177 Urruty, Maxime
Team Lotto - Kern-Haus
181 Brescher, Leon Eduard
182 Kuhn, Jan
183 Lührs, Leslie
185 Hugger, Jan
186 Huppertz, Joshua

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