Final Startlist Milano-Sanremo Women 2025 | Lotte Kopecky, Demi Vollering, Marianne Vos, Elisa Longo Borghini, Puck Pieterse, Lorena Wiebes, Urska Zigart & more
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Milano-Sanremo Women will take place for the very first time this year, and it will be taking place on the same day as the men's peloton: 22nd of March. The 'longest race in professional cycling' will now also be tackled by the women's peloton, where an array of stars is expected to battle for a prestigious victory. See the startlist right here!
Included on the final startlist are names such as: Mavi Garcia, Letizia Paternoster, Ruby Roseman-Gannon, Cat Ferguson, Liane Lippert, Elinor Barker, Pauline Ferrand-Prevot, Marianne Vos, Justine Ghekiere, Kimberly Le Court, Urska Zigart, Sara Casasola, Yara Kastelijn, Puck Pieterse, Elisa Balsamo, Lucinda Brand, Lizzie Deignan, Shirin van Anrooij, Marta Cavalli, Pfieffer Georgi, Juliette Labous, Demi Vollering, Elisa Longo Borghini, Chiara Consonni, Chloe Dygert, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Lotte Kopecky, Blanka Kata Vas, Lorena Wiebes, Kristen Faulkner and Cedrine Kerbaol.
You can download the startlist in A4!
You can download the startlist in A4!
Team SD Worx - Protime
1 Kopecky, Lotte
2 Cecchini, Elena
3 Gerritse, Femke
4 Lach, Marta
5 Vas, Blanka
6 Wiebes, Lorena
AG Insurance - Soudal Team
11 Zigart, Urška
12 Ghekiere, Justine
13 Le Court, Kim
14 Manly, Alex
15 Moolman, Ashleigh
16 Verhulst-Wild, Gladys
Aromitalia 3T Vaiano
21 Zanzi, Valentina
22 Brillante Romeo, Serena
23 La Bella, Eleonora
24 Leleivytė, Rasa
25 Milaki, Argyro
26 Tserakh, Hanna
BePink - Imatra - Bongioanni
31 Casagranda, Andrea
32 Jenčušová, Nora
33 Laporta, Linda
34 Segato, Gaia
35 Uiterwijk Winkel, Meike
36 Valtulini, Elisa
Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto
41 Niewiadoma, Katarzyna
42 Consonni, Chiara
43 Cromwell, Tiffany
44 Dygert, Chloé
45 Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup
46 Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka
Ceratizit Pro Cycling Team
51 Fiorin, Sara
52 Hartmann, Elena
53 Hengeveld, Daniek
54 Jaskulska, Marta
55 Dam, Sarah van
56 Zsankó, Petra
Cofidis Women Team
62 Guilman, Victorie
63 Kern, Špela
64 Koppenburg, Clara
65 Nosková, Nikola
66 Quagliotto, Nadia
EF Education - Oatly
71 Faulkner, Kristen
72 Borghesi, Letizia
73 Cadzow, Kim
74 Kerbaol, Cédrine
75 Rüegg, Noemi
76 Vallières, Magdeleine
FDJ - SUEZ
81 Vollering, Demi
82 Adegeest, Loes
83 Guazzini, Vittoria
84 Labous, Juliette
85 Le Net, Marie
86 Vigilia, Alessia
Fenix - Deceuninck
91 Casasola, Sara
92 Kastelijn, Yara
93 Pieterse, Puck
94 Perkins, Flora
95 Schweinberger, Christina
96 Truyen, Marthe
Human Powered Health
101 Borghesi, Giada
102 Cipressi, Carlotta
103 Kasper, Romy
104 Malcotti, Barbara
105 Mitterwallner, Mona
106 Ragusa, Katia
Isolmant - Premac - Vittoria
111 Piergiovanni, Federica
112 Curnis, Valeria
113 Pepoli, Sara
114 Rossato, Beatrice
115 Tormena, Gaia
116 Zontone, Asia
Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadi
121 Biriukova, Yuliia
122 Fidanza, Arianna
123 Ostolaza, Usoa
124 Santesteban, Ane
125 Soto, Catalina
126 Tomasi, Laura
Lidl - Trek Women
131 Balsamo, Elisa
132 Brand, Lucinda
133 Deignan, Elizabeth
134 Fisher-Black, Niamh
135 Spratt, Amanda
136 Anrooij, Shirin van
Liv AlUla Jayco
141 García, Mavi
142 Paternoster, Letizia
143 Roseman-Gannon, Ruby
144 Smulders, Silke
145 Ton, Quinty
146 Trinca Colonel, Monica
Movistar Team Women
151 Lippert, Liane
152 Baril, Olivia
153 Ferguson, Cat
154 Mackaij, Floortje
155 Magalhães, Tota
156 Martín, Sara
Roland
161 Dronova, Tamara
162 Griffin, Mia
164 Rysz, Kaja
165 Swinkels, Sylvie
166 Vettorello, Giorgia
Team Mendelspeck E-Work
171 Bernardi, Emma
172 De Grandis, Michela
173 Savi, Prisca
174 Pellegrini, Sara
175 Tagliavini, Giorgia
176 Prevedello, Ilaria
Team Picnic PostNL Women
181 Cavalli, Marta
182 Barale, Francesca
183 Georgi, Pfeiffer
184 Jastrab, Megan
185 Koch, Franziska
186 Vinke, Nienke
Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women
191 Vos, Marianne
192 Chladoňová, Viktória
193 Vries, Femke de
194 Ferrand-Prévot, Pauline
195 Agt, Eva van
196 Wolff, Imogen
Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
201 Bortoli, Virginia
202 Castagna, Monica
203 De Vallier, Elisa
204 Pavesi, Marta
205 Reghini, Chiara
206 Siri, Irma
UAE Team ADQ
211 Longo Borghini, Elisa
212 Amialiusik, Alena
213 Gasparrini, Eleonora
214 Magnaldi, Erica
215 Squiban, Maeva
216 Wlodarczyk, Dominika
Uno-X Mobility Women
221 Confalonieri, Maria Giulia
222 Aalerud, Katrine
223 Barker, Elinor
224 Boilard, Simone
225 Gåskjenn, Ingvild
226 Ottestad, Mie
VolkerWessels Womens Pro Cycling Team
231 Demey, Valerie
232 Dijkstra, Anneke
233 Jansen, Eline
234 Knijnenburg, Anne
235 Rijnbeek, Maud
236 Vanpachtenbeke, Margot
🌸 La Primavera, cycling pure madness! And this year DOUBLE MADNESS with the #SanremoWomen! JUST ONE WEEK
— Milano Sanremo (@Milano_Sanremo) March 15, 2025
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