
From the 24th to the 27th of February Spain sees it's new stage-race take place as the peloton heads to Galicia for the Gran Camiño. Four days of racing in the hilly terrain the region provides, where a multitude of world class riders will be fighting for the overall in a race that heads up to the Mirador de Ézaro in the second day.
It also includes an explosive brutal queen stage on the third day and a hilly time-trial on it's fourth stage which is set to make for a very interesting competition.
You can download the final startlist by clicking here.
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The preliminary startlist includes the likes of Alejandro Valverde, Iván Sosa, Gonzalo Serrano, Jakob Fuglsang, Michael Woods, Jesús Herrada, Ion Izagirre, Jefferson Cepeda, Hugh Carthy, Magnus Cort Nielsen and Mark Padun.
Atum General/Tavira/Maria Nova Hotel
1 Marque, Alejandro
2 Fernández, Delio
3 Blanco, Samuel
4 Trueba, Alvaro
5 Livramento, David
6 Salgueiro, Carlos
7 Pereira, Válter
Movistar Team
11 Valverde, Alejandro
12 Izagirre, Gorka
13 Arcas, Jorge
14 Oliveira, Nelson
15 Rojas, José Joaquín
16 Serrano, Gonzalo
17 Sosa, Ivan
Israel - Premier Tech
21 Brändle, Matthias
22 De Marchi, Alessandro
23 Frigo, Marco
24 Fuglsang, Jakob
25 Gee, Derek
26 Würtz Schmidt, Mads
27 Woods, Michael
Cofidis
31 Herrada, Jesús
32 Izagirre, Ion
33 Fernández, Rubén
34 Geschke, Simon
35 Herrada, José
37 Villella, Davide
EF Education - EasyPost
41 Carthy, Hugh
42 Camargo, Diego
43 Cort Nielsen, Magnus
44 Eiking, Odd Christian
45 Morton, Lachlan
46 Padun, Mark
Euskaltel - Euskadi
51 Canal, Carlos
52 Etxeberria, Asier
53 Angulo, Antonio
54 Bou, Joan
55 Iribar, Unai
56 Maté, Luis Angel
57 Azurmendi, Ibai
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
61 Aular, Orluis
62 Bagües, Aritz
63 Barceló, Fernando
64 Barrenetxea, Jon
65 Cepeda, Jefferson Alveiro
66 García, Jhojan
67 Johnston, Calum
Equipo Kern Pharma
71 Berrade, Urko
72 Lopez, Jordi
73 Ruiz, Ibon
74 Adrià, Roger
75 Lopez, Diego
76 Arrieta, Igor
77 Novikov, Savva
Burgos - BH
81 Molenaar, Alex
82 Bol, Jetse
83 Moreno, Adrià
84 Fuentes, Angel
85 Lopez-Cózar, Juan Antonio
86 Cabedo, Oscar
87 Langellotti, Victor
Bardiani CSF Faizanè
91 El Gouzi, Omar
92 Fiorelli, Filippo
93 Gabburo, Davide
94 Nieri, Alessio
95 Tolio, Alex
96 Visconti, Giovanni
97 Zana, Filippo
Drone Hopper - Androni Giocatolli
101 Cepeda, Jefferson Alexander
102 Ponomar, Andrii
103 Ravanelli, Simone
104 Rojas, Brandon
105 Sepúlveda, Eduardo
106 Zurita, Ricardo
107 Zardini, Edoardo
EOLO - Kometa Cycling Team
121 Fetter, Erik
122 Bais, Davide
123 Lonardi, Giovanni
124 Bevilacqua, Simone
125 Rivi, Samuele
126 Fancellu, Alessandro
127 Viegas, Daniel
Human Powered Health
131 Aasvold, Kristian
132 Swirbul, Keegan
133 Murphy, Kyle
134 Bassett, Stephen
135 Haga, Chad
136 King, Ben
Radio Popular - Paredes - Boavista
141 Machado, Tiago
142 Freitas, Daniel
143 Fernandes, Luís
144 Martingil, César
145 Garcia, Guillermo
146 Gallego, Alberto
147 Lopes, Pedro
Efapel Cycling
151 Antunes, Tiago
152 Silva, Joaquim
153 Benta, João
154 Fernandes, Fábio
155 Casimiro, Henrique
156 Guerreiro, Francisco
157 Silva, Rafael
Manuela Fundación
161 Bennassar, Joan
162 Cantón, Isaac
163 Pérez Landaluce, Eduardo
164 Chacón, Franklin
165 Rota, Raúl
166 Jimenez, Daniel
167 Mesa, Santiago
W52/FC Porto
171 Gonçalves, José
172 Antunes, Amaro
173 Mota, Guilherme
174 Vilela, Ricardo
175 Vinhas, Rui
176 Brandão, Jóni
177 Neves Fernandes, José

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