Final startlist Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes with Van Vleuten, Cavalli, Vollering, Longo Borghini and Lippert
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In the women's World Tour calendar we have got Liège-Bastogne-Liège coming to the screen this Sunday the 24th of April as the climbers and puncheurs set off on a battle in the Belgian Ardennes for one of the most reputable classics of the year.
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The final startlist includes Demi Vollering, Ashleigh Moolman Pasio, Marlen Reusser, Chantal van den Broek-Blaak, Blanka Kata Vas, Annemiek van Vleuten, Arlenis Sierra, Elisa Longo Borghini, Lucinda Brand, Shirin van Anrooij, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Elise Chabbey, Soraya Paladin, Anna Henderson, Marta Cavalli, Grace Brown, Brodie Chapman, Amanda Spratt, Ane Santesteban, Mavi García, Sofia Bertizzolo, Liane Lippert, Floortje Mackaij, Clara Honsinger, Alison Jackson and Yara Kastelijn.
You can download the final startlist here.
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Team SD Worx
1 Vollering, Demi
2 Fisher-Black, Niamh
3 Moolman, Ashleigh
4 Reusser, Marlen
5 Van den Broek-Blaak, Chantal
6 Vas, Blanka Kata
Movistar Team Women
11 Vleuten, Annemiek van
12 Aalerud, Katrine
13 Erić, Jelena
14 Martín, Sara
15 Patiño, Paula
16 Sierra, Arlenis
Trek - Segafredo Women
21 Longo Borghini, Elisa
22 Brand, Lucinda
23 Cordon-Ragot, Audrey
24 Thomas, Leah
25 Anrooij, Shirin van
26 Wiles, Tayler
Canyon SRAM Racing
31 Niewiadoma, Katarzyna
32 Amialiusik, Alena
33 Chabbey, Elise
34 Harvey, Mikayla
35 Paladin, Soraya
36 Rooijakkers, Pauliena
Team Jumbo - Visma
41 Koster, Anouska
42 Henderson, Anna
43 Kraak, Amber
44 Soet, Aafke
FDJ Nouvelle - Aquitaine Futuroscope
51 Cavalli, Marta
52 Borgli, Stine
53 Brown, Grace
54 Chapman, Brodie
55 Muzic, Evita
56 Wiel, Jade
Team BikeExchange - Jayco Women
61 Spratt, Amanda
62 Allen, Jessica
63 Kessler, Nina
64 Manly, Alex
65 Santesteban, Ane
66 Williams, Georgia
UAE Team ADQ
71 García, Mavi
72 Bertizzolo, Sofia
73 Bujak, Eugenia
74 Magnaldi, Erica
75 Pintar, Urška
76 Zanetti, Linda
Team DSM Women
81 Lippert, Liane
82 Barale, Francesca
83 Curinier, Léa
84 Kirchmann, Leah
85 Labous, Juliette
86 Mackaij, Floortje
EF Education - TIBCO - SVB
91 Hammes, Kathrin
92 Honsinger, Clara
93 Stephens, Lauren
94 Vallieres, Magdeleine
Liv Racing Xstra
101 Jackson, Alison
102 Jaskulska, Marta
103 Korevaar, Jeanne
104 Ragusa, Katia
105 Ton, Quinty
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team Women
111 Lowden, Joscelin
112 Ahtosalo, Anniina
113 Barnes, Hannah
114 Ludwig, Hannah
115 Ottestad, Mie
116 Ysland, Anne Dorthe
Human Powered Health Women
121 Buysman, Nina
122 Christie, Henrietta
123 Clouse, Katie
124 Malcotti, Barbara
125 Yonamine, Eri
Roland Cogeas Edelweiss Squad
131 Dronova, Tamara
132 Buch, Hannah
133 Gafinovitz, Rotem
134 Stern, Léa
135 Stiasny, Petra
Valcar - Travel & Service
141 Baril, Olivia
142 Carbonari, Anastasia
143 Cipressi, Carlotta
144 Piergiovanni, Federica
145 Stannard, Elizabeth
Parkhotel Valkenburg
151 Bredewold, Mischa
152 Gast, Belle de
153 Gerritse, Femke
154 Schoens, Quinty
155 Haaften, Kirstie van
156 Rooijen, Anne van
Plantur - Pura
161 Kastelijn, Yara
162 Couzens, Millie
163 Crabbé, Kiona
164 Velde, Julie Van de
165 Heijden, Inge van der
Le Col - Wahoo
171 Christian, Anna
172 Holden, Elizabeth
173 Perkins, Flora
174 Towers, Alice
175 Vandenbulcke, Jesse
Arkéa Pro Cycling Team
181 Coston, Morgane
182 Allin, Pauline
183 Biriukova, Yuliia
184 Fouquenet, Amandine
185 Laurance, Typhaine
186 Morichon, Anaïs
Lotto Soudal Ladies
191 Geurts, Mijntje
192 Brandt, Eefje
193 Docx, Mieke
194 Gielkens, Esmee
195 Sande, Elise Vander
196 Waterreus, Kylie
Cofidis Women Team
201 Levenez, Sandra
202 Castrique, Alana
203 Kerbaol, Cedrine
204 Neylan, Rachel
205 Pilote Fortin, Gabrielle
Bingoal Casino - Chevalmeire - VanEyck Sport
211 Claes, Lotte
212 Druyts, Lenny
213 Kulynych, Olha
214 Popelier, Lotte
Bepink
221 Basilico, Valentina
222 Crestanello, Lara
223 Hájková, Marketa
224 Savi, Prisca
225 Teolis, Jade
226 Vitillo, Matilde
Andy Schleck - CP NVST - Immo Losch
231 Barthels, Maïté
232 Berton, Nina
233 Klein, Isabella
234 Szabó, Zsófia

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