Final Startlist Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes 2026 | Riders: Vollering, Ferrand-Prévot, Kopecky, Van der Breggen, Pieterse, Niewiadoma and Zigart
CyclingOn the 26th of April the women's peloton will take on the fourth monument of the season. One of the oldest pro cycling races in the world and one that puts on the spotlight some of the world's best climbers and classics riders: Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes. We take a look at its startlist.
Whilst the men's event had its first edition in 1892, the Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes is only a modern creation, with its first edition only in 2017. Still it has quickly made an impact, becoming one of the sport's most important right from the very first edition with Anna van der Breggen taking the win - as she did the following year.
Both her, Annemiek van Vleuten and Demi Vollering won La Doyenne on two occasions; dominating the 2017-2023 period, where only Lizzie Deignan stopped the Dutch domination. In 2024 Grace Brown took the victory whilst in 2025 it was Kim Le Court who took an historical victory for Mauritius, beating Puck Pieterse and Demi Vollering to the line.
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Download the startlist in A4. FDJ United - Suez is showing up at the start with Demi Vollering, and she will be backed up by Elise Chabbey and Evita Muzic. La Flèche Wallonne runner-up Puck Pieterse leads Fenix- Premier Tech.
We have Magdeleine Vallières and Noemi Rüegg leading EF Education-Oatly; Pauline Ferrand-Prévot leading Team Visma | Lease a Bike Urska Zigart and Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio with AG Insurance - Soudal Team; Shirin van Anrooij and Niamh Fisher-Black with Lidl-Trek; Liane Lippert leading Movistar Team;
Lastly Katarzyna Niewiadoma leading Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto; Lotte Kopecky and Anna van der Breggen fighting for victory in the colours of Team SD Worx - ProTime and also the revelation of the Ardennes: Paula Blasi who will be leading UAE Team ADQ in the absence of Elisa Longo Borghini.
Startlist Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes 2026
| FDJ United - SUEZ | |
| 1 | Vollering, Demi |
| 2 | Berthet, Juliette |
| 3 | Chabbey, Elise |
| 4 | Dickson, Lauren |
| 5 | Muzic, Evita |
| 6 | Agt, Eva van |
| Fenix - Premier Tech | |
| 11 | Pieterse, Puck |
| 12 | Alvarado, Ceylin del Carmen |
| 13 | Casasola, Sara |
| 14 | Claes, Lotte |
| 15 | Kastelijn, Yara |
| 16 | Schrempf, Carina |
| Team SD Worx - Protime | |
| 21 | Breggen, Anna van der |
| 22 | Bredewold, Mischa |
| 23 | Gerritse, Femke |
| 24 | Harvey, Mikayla |
| 25 | Kopecky, Lotte |
| 26 | Vinke, Nienke |
| AG Insurance - Soudal Team | |
| 31 | Moolman, Ashleigh |
| 32 | Schepper, Lore De |
| 33 | Louw, Anya |
| 34 | Moerman, Tess |
| 35 | Velde, Julie Van de |
| 36 | Zigart, Urška |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women | |
| 41 | Ferrand-Prévot, Pauline |
| 42 | Bunel, Marion |
| 43 | Chladoňová, Viktória |
| 44 | Vries, Femke de |
| 45 | Oudeman, Maud |
| 46 | Dam, Sarah van |
| EF Education - Oatly | |
| 51 | Vallières, Magdeleine |
| 52 | Dubau-Prévot, Axelle |
| 53 | Kagevi, Stina |
| 54 | Kerbaol, Cédrine |
| 55 | Rüegg, Noemi |
| 56 | Towers, Alice |
| Liv AlUla Jayco | |
| 61 | Trinca Colonel, Monica |
| 62 | Gontova, Nadia |
| 63 | Smulders, Silke |
| 64 | Talbot, Josie |
| 65 | Vitillo, Matilde |
| 66 | Wyllie, Ella |
| Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto | |
| 71 | Niewiadoma-Phinney, Kasia |
| 72 | Bradbury, Neve |
| 73 | Czapla, Justyna |
| 74 | Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup |
| 75 | Niedermaier, Antonia |
| 76 | Paladin, Soraya |
| Lidl - Trek Women | |
| 81 | Fisher-Black, Niamh |
| 82 | Adegeest, Loes |
| 83 | Holmgren, Isabella |
| 84 | Markus, Riejanne |
| 85 | Spratt, Amanda |
| 86 | Anrooij, Shirin van |
| Movistar Team Women | |
| 91 | Lippert, Liane |
| 92 | Barale, Francesca |
| 93 | Magalhães, Tota |
| 94 | Martín, Sara |
| 95 | Meijer, Mareille |
| 96 | Steels, Claire |
| UAE Team ADQ | |
| 101 | Blasi, Paula |
| 102 | Amialiusik, Alena |
| 103 | Magnaldi, Erica |
| 104 | Marturano, Greta |
| 105 | Squiban, Maeva |
| 106 | Swinkels, Karlijn |
| Uno-X Mobility Women | |
| 111 | Aalerud, Katrine |
| 112 | Beekhuis, Teuntje |
| 113 | Gåskjenn, Ingvild |
| 114 | Haugset, Sigrid Ytterhus |
| 115 | Koster, Anouska |
| Cofidis Women Team | |
| 121 | Comte, Ema |
| 122 | Bego, Julie |
| 123 | Geurts, Mijntje |
| 124 | Guilman, Victorie |
| 125 | Ludwig, Hannah |
| Human Powered Health | |
| 131 | Ryo, Titia |
| 132 | Blanco, Yurani |
| 133 | Cipressi, Carlotta |
| 134 | Jong, Thalita de |
| 135 | Mitterwallner, Mona |
| 136 | Raaijmakers, Marit |
| Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadi | |
| 141 | Ostolaza, Usoa |
| 142 | Amondarain, Naia |
| 143 | Aranguren, Irati |
| 144 | Biriukova, Yuliia |
| 145 | Jørgensen, Tiril |
| 146 | Patiño, Paula |
| Team Picnic PostNL Women | |
| 151 | Keersmaeker, Audrey De |
| 152 | Clay, Robyn |
| 153 | Georgi, Pfeiffer |
| 154 | Heremans, Ella |
| 155 | Hezinová, Daniela |
| 156 | Roldan, Mara |
| VolkerWessels Cycling Team Women | |
| 161 | Jansen, Eline |
| 162 | Bolks, Florien |
| 163 | Eisen, Malou |
| 164 | Peperkamp, Esmée |
| 165 | Poland, Meis |
| Lotto - Intermarché Ladies | |
| 171 | Brouwers, Julie |
| 172 | Meert, Marieke |
| 173 | Nijssen, Annelies |
| 174 | Wersch, Anna van |
| 175 | Vervloet, Sterre |
| St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93 WE | |
| 181 | Muller, Solène |
| 182 | Franz, Heidi |
| 183 | Grangier, India |
| 184 | Jackson, Alison |
| 185 | Morier, Émilie |
| Ma Petite Entreprise | |
| 191 | Asencio, Laura |
| 192 | Coston, Morgane |
| 193 | Latimier, Clémence |
| 194 | Le Mouël, Célia |
| 195 | Mahé, Océane |
| 196 | Stern, Léa |
| Mayenne Monbana My Pie | |
| 201 | Perekitko, Karolina |
| 202 | Allione, Marine |
| 203 | Coutinho, Alice |
| 204 | Hall, Francesca |
| 205 | Mrugal, Allison |

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