Final startlist men's under-23 World Championships Road Race with Hayter, Waerenskjold, Hessmann, Segaert, Grégoire and Kooij
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On the 23rd of September the men's under-23 peloton will tackle the road race in order to attribute a new pair of rainbow stripes in Wollongong, in the road race.
The preliminary startlist includes: Lorenzo Milesi, Alec Segaert, Dries de Pooter, Lennert van Eetvelt, Jacob Hindsgaul, Sebastian Kolze Changizi, Felix Engelhardt, Maurice Ballerstedt, Michel Hessmann, Soren Waerenskjold, Leo Hayter, Samuel Watson, Pavel Bittner, Mathias Vacek, Bastien Tronchon, Ewen Costiou, Romain Grégoire, Paul Penhoët, Rudy Porter, Iván Romeo, Madis Mihkels, Casper van Uden, Mick van Dijke, Olav Kooij, Yevgeniy Fedorov, Matevz Govekar, Erik Fetter, Alexandre Balmer, Fran Miholjevi´c and Martin Svrcek.
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Italy
1 De Pretto, Davide
2 Milesi, Lorenzo
3 Marcellusi, Martin
4 Buratti, Nicolo
5 Parisini, Nicolò
Belgium
6 Segaert, Alec
7 Pooter, Dries De
8 Bossche, Fabio Van den
9 Berckmoes, Jenno
10 Eetvelt, Lennert Van
11 Braet, Vinnie
Denmark
12 Holm Jørgensen, Adam
13 Bévort, Carl-Frederik
14 Hindsgaul, Jacob
15 Kolze Changizi, Sebastian
16 Andresen, Tobias Lund
17 Blume Levy, William
Germany
18 Engelhardt, Felix
19 Wilksch, Hannes
20 Peter, Jannis
21 Ballerstedt, Maurice
22 Hessmann, Michel
23 Keup, Pierre-Pascal
24 Teutenberg, Tim Torn
Norway
25 Svestad-Bårdseng, Embret
26 Hagenes, Per Strand
27 Wærenskjold, Søren
28 Gudmestad, Tord
United Kingdom
29 Hayter, Leo
30 Stockwell, Oliver
31 Donaldson, Bob
32 Watson, Samuel
33 Flynn, Sean
Czech Republic
34 Toupalik, Jakub
35 Vacek, Mathias
36 Bittner, Pavel
37 Kelemen, Petr
France
38 Tronchon, Bastien
39 Le Huitouze, Eddy
40 Costiou, Ewen
41 Le Berre, Mathis
42 Penhoët, Paul
43 Grégoire, Romain
Australia
44 George, Dylan
45 Hopkins, Dylan
46 Plowright, Jensen
47 Dinham, Matthew
48 Porter, Rudy
Spain
49 Azparren, Enekoitz
50 Romeo, Iván
51 Murguialday, Jokin
52 Miquel, Pau
53 García, Raúl
Estonia
54 Kurits, Joonas
55 Mihkels, Madis
56 Arm, Rait
Netherlands
57 Tuuk, Axel van der
58 Uden, Casper van
59 Dijke, Mick van
60 Kooij, Olav
61 Dijke, Tim van
Austria
62 Messner, Martin
Colombia
63 Gomez, Germán Dario
64 Barboza, Juan Manuel
65 Rendón, Juan Tito
66 Gomez, Nicolas
Kazakhstan
67 Remkhe, Andrey
68 Brussenskiy, Gleb
69 Vinokurov, Nicolas
70 Nurlykhassym, Nurbegen
71 Fedorov, Yevgeniy
New Zealand
72 Drage, Jack
73 Currie, Logan
Slovenia
74 Skok, Anže
75 Murn, Boštjan
76 Govekar, Matevž
77 Stajnar, Mihael
Poland
78 Gieryk, Kacper
79 Gajdulewicz, Mateusz
Lithuania
80 Mikutis, Aivaras
Ecuador
81 Lopez, Harold Martin
Bahrain
82 Naser, Ahmed 83
Ukraine
Bilyi, Maksym
Hungary
84 Fetter, Erik
Luxembourg
85 Kluckers, Arthur
86 Pries, Cedric
87 Wenzel, Mats
88 Pereira Marques, Rafael
89 Paquet, Tom
Swiss
90 Balmer, Alexandre
91 Tendon, Arnaud
92 Weiss, Fabian
93 Brun, Nils
Croatia
94 Miholjević, Fran
Bermuda
95 Hopkins, Kaden
Eritrea
96 Mehari, Amanuel
97 Berhe, Daniel
98 Kudus, Milkias
99 Habte, Samsom
100 Tesfagaber, Simon
Puerto Rico
101 Morales, Christopher
Ethiopia
102 Rogora, Kiya
103 Abreha, Negasi
Brasil
104 Rangel, Vinicius
Malaysia
105 Tsen, Ren Bao
Canada
106 Miles, Carson
107 Rivard, Nicolas
108 Jussaume, Tristan
Guam
109 Blas, Blayde
South Africa
110 Ormiston, Callum
111 Klopper, Christiaan
112 Da Silva, Tiago
United States
113 Simmons, Colby
114 Gullickson, Finn
115 Lamperti, Luke
116 Riccitello, Matthew
117 Welch, Patrick
Slovakia
118 Kubiš, Lukáš
119 Svrček, Martin
120 Rovder, Pavol
121 Tuka, Samuel
Algeria
122 Amari, Hamza
Hong Kong
123 Lau, Joseph
124 Liang, King Hung
125 Chu, Tsun Wai
Morocco
126 Rahmou, Anouar
127 Maatougui, Nasser Eddine
128 Bdadou, Youssef
Japan
129 Todome, Yuhi
Rwanda
130 Byiza Uhiriwe, Renus
131 Iradukunda, Emmanuel
United Arab Emirates
132 Almutaiwei, Mohammad

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