Final startlist Milano - Torino 2025 | Adam Yates, Isaac del Toro, Richard Carapaz, Marc Hirschi, Michael Storer, Jorgen Nordhagen and more
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On the 19th of March we've got Milano - Torino, a classic that has been moved into early in the season recently and returns to it's origins as a climbers' race. See the startlist right here!
Among those on the final startlist are: Alberto Bettiol, Lorenzo Fortunato, Diego Ulissi, Richard Carapaz, Jefferson Alexander Cepeda, Urko Berrade, Michael Woods, George Bennett, Einer Rubio, Michel Hessmann, Fabio Christen, Milan Vader, Kevin Vermaerke, Mattia Bais, Jorgen Nordhagen, Ben Tulett, Pierre Latour, Steff Cras, Michael Storer, Marc Hirschi, Adam Yates, Isaac del Toro and Jonas Abrahamsen.
You can download the startlist in A4!
You can download the startlist in A4!
XDS Astana Team
1 Bettiol, Alberto
2 Ballerini, Davide
3 Conci, Nicola
4 Fortunato, Lorenzo
5 Lopez, Harold Martin
6 Tejada, Harold
7 Ulissi, Diego
EF Education - EasyPost
11 Battistella, Samuele
12 Beloki, Markel
13 Carapaz, Richard
14 Cepeda, Jefferson Alexander
15 Mackellar, Alastair
16 Rootkin-Gray, Jack
17 Walker, Max
Equipo Kern Pharma
21 Aznar, Hugo
22 Berrade, Urko
23 Carrascosa, Pablo
24 Gutiérrez, Jorge
25 Parra, José Félix
26 Sosa, Ivan
27 Uriarte, Diego
Intermarché - Wanty
31 Smith, Dion
32 Colleoni, Kevin
33 Faure Prost, Alexy
34 Goossens, Kobe
35 Gualdi, Simone
36 Place, Maxence
37 Rutsch, Jonas
Israel - Premier Tech
41 Woods, Michael
42 Bennett, George
43 Clarke, Simon
44 Martí, Pau
45 Schultz, Nick
46 Sheehan, Riley
47 Watts, Kiaan
JCL Team UKYO
51 Zeray, Nahom
52 Cabedo, Marc
53 Fancellu, Alessandro
54 Ishibashi, Manabu
55 Kamada, Koki
56 Kobayashi, Marino
57 Masuda, Nariyuki
MBH Bank Ballan CSB
61 Ambrosini, Matteo
62 Casalini, Gabriele
63 Cipollini, Edoardo
64 Cretti, Luca
65 Fiorin, Matteo
66 Valent, Márk
67 Vas, Barnabás
Movistar Team
71 Rubio, Einer
72 Moro, Manlio
73 Formolo, Davide
74 Hessmann, Michel
75 Milesi, Lorenzo
76 Pescador, Diego
77 Tesfatsion, Natnael
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
81 Badilatti, Matteo
82 Calzoni, Walter
83 Christen, Fabio
84 De La Cruz, David
85 Howson, Damien
86 Vader, Milan
87 Zukowsky, Nick
Solution Tech - Vini Fantini
91 Sbaragli, Kristian
92 Baldaccini, Davide
93 Conti, Valerio
94 Meo, Felix James
95 Nencini, Tommaso
96 Stewart, Mark
97 Tsarenko, Kyrylo
Unibet Tietema Rockets
101 Carboni, Giovanni
102 Christophersen, Cedrik
103 Huyet, Baptiste
104 Maire, Adrien
105 Meris, Sergio
106 Toupalík, Adam
Team Picnic PostNL
111 Vermaerke, Kevin
112 Bodet, Vincent
113 Koerdt, Bjoern
114 Märkl, Niklas
115 Martinez, Juan Guillermo
116 Welten, Bram
Team Polti VisitMalta
121 De Cassan, Davide
122 Bais, Mattia
123 García, Pablo
124 Gomez, Germán
125 Martín, Alex
126 Pietrobon, Andrea
127 Tonelli, Alessandro
Team Visma - Lease a Bike
131 Sande, Tosh Van der
133 Graat, Tijmen
134 Mattio, Pietro
135 Nordhagen, Jørgen
136 Smith, Will
137 Tulett, Ben
TotalEnergies
141 Latour, Pierre
142 Cras, Steff
143 Delbove, Joris
144 Doubey, Fabien
145 Jegat, Jordan
146 Retailleau, Valentin
147 Vadic, Baptiste
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
151 Storer, Michael
152 Brenner, Marco
153 Hirschi, Marc
154 Stork, Florian
155 Thalmann, Roland
156 Wilksch, Hannes
157 Wirtgen, Luc
UAE Team Emirates XRG
161 Yates, Adam
162 Arrieta, Igor
163 Covi, Alessandro
164 Del Toro, Isaac
165 Johansen, Julius
166 Laengen, Vegard Stake
167 Sambinello, Enea
Uno-X Mobility
171 Abrahamsen, Jonas
172 Dversnes, Fredrik
173 Holter, Ådne
174 Johannessen, Anders
175 Johannessen, Tobias
176 Kulset, Johannes
177 Skaarseth, Anders
VF Group - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
181 Herreño, Martin
182 Marcellusi, Martin
183 Martinelli, Alessio
184 Paletti, Luca
185 Pinarello, Alessandro
186 Rojas, Vicente
187 Tolio, Alex
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Kieran Wood is a sports journalist based in Wales and has been active in journalism since 2022. He regularly contributes to DartsNews.com and CyclingUpToDate.com, where he covers professional cycling and darts. In cycling, his work includes liveblogs from major races, including the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta a España, alongside race reports and analysis. He has also conducted interviews with professional riders.
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