Final startlist Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Women with Lotte Kopecky, Demi Vollering, Lorena Wiebes, Puck Pieterse, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig and Marianne Vos
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Startlist. On the 24th of February the women's peloton takes on the first cobbled classic of the season. The Omloop Het Nieuwsblad WE takes the peloton through Flanders and some of it's most iconic climbs.
The startlist has riders such as: Lotte Kopecky, Demi Vollering, Lorena Wiebes, Puck Pieterse, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Elise Chabbey, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Elisa Balsamo, Lizzie Deignan, Elisa Longo Borghini, Emma Norsgaard, Pfeiffer Georgi, Marianne Vos, Chiara Consonni, Silvia Persico and Alison Jackson.
TEAM SD WORX-PROTIME
1 KOPECKY Lotte
2 VOLLERING Demi
3 WIEBES Lorena
4 MAJERUS Christine
5 MARKUS Femke
6 CECCHINI Elena
AG INSURANCE-SOUDAL TEAM
11 LE COURT Kim
12 BORGSTRÖM Julia
13 GOOSSENS Marthe
14 LOUW Anya
15 RIJNBEEK Maud
16 PLUIMERS Ilse
FENIX-DECEUNINCK
21 DE WILDE Julie
22 KUIJPERS Evy
23 PIETERSE Puck
25 SCHWEINBERGER Christina
26 TRUYEN Marthe
CANYON//SRAM RACING
31 NIEWIADOMA Katarzyna
32 CROMWELL Tiffany
33 PALADIN Soraya
34 SKALNIAK-SÓJKA Agnieszka
35 TOWERS Alice
36 CHABBEY Elise
FDJ-SUEZ
41 ADEGEEST Loes
42 BUIJSMAN Nina
43 GUAZZINI Vittoria
44 KRAAK Amber
45 LE NET Marie
46 LUDWIG Cecilie Uttrup
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HUMAN POWERED HEALTH
51 CORDON-RAGOT Audrey
52 EDWARDS Ruth
53 GROSSETÊTE Maëlle
54 KASPER Romy
56 WOOD Alice
LIDL-TREK
61 BALSAMO Elisa
62 VAN ANROOIJ Shirin
63 DEIGNAN Lizzie
64 HANSON Lauretta
65 LONGO BORGHINI Elisa
66 SANGUINETI Ilaria
LIV ALULA JAYCO
71 HOWE Georgie
72 KOREVAAR Jeanne
73 PATE Amber
74 PATERNOSTER Letizia
75 ROSEMAN-GANNON Ruby
76 CAMPBELL Teniel
MOVISTAR TEAM
81 BIANNIC Aude
82 NORSGAARD Emma
83 ERIC Jelena
84 MARTÍN Sara
85 RUIZ PEREZ Lucía
86 SIERRA Arlenis
TEAM DSM-FIRMENICH POSTNL
91 BARALE Francesca
92 KOCH Franziska
93 GEORGI Pfeiffer
94 HENGEVELD Daniek
95 NELSON Josie
96 UIJEN Elise
TEAM VISMA | LEASE A BIKE
101 VOS Marianne
102 VEENHOVEN Nienke
103 RIEDMANN Linda
104 VAN AGT Eva
105 VON BERSWORDT Sophie
106 NOOIJEN Lieke
UAE TEAM ADQ
111 CONSONNI Chiara
112 AMIALIUSIK Alena
113 BERTIZZOLO Sofia
114 GASPARRINI Eleonora
115 PERSICO Silvia
116 SWINKELS Karlijn
UNO-X MOBILITY
121 AHTOSALO Anniina
122 BEEKHUIS Teuntje
123 BOILARD Simone
124 CONFALONIERI Maria Giulia
125 KOSTER Anouska
126 DIDERIKSEN Amalie
LOTTO DSTNY LADIES
131 DOCX Mieke
132 ARENS Maureen
133 VAN DE GUCHTE Quinty
134 DE JONG Thalita
135 BASTIAENSSEN Fauve
136 DE CLERCQ Katrijn
PROXIMUS-CYCLIS CT
141 BOSKAMP Lente
142 DE GROOT Marieke
143 POPPE Febe
144 VAN BELLE Lisa
145 VAN GOETHEM Femke
146 VEERMAN Deborah
ARKEA-B&B HOTELS
151 CLAES Lotte
152 COLJE Maaike
153 MAHÉ Océane
154 FAHLIN Emilia
155 LE DEUNFF Marie-Morgane
156 TRÉGOUËT Maurène
BEPINK-BONGIOANNI
161 CASAGRANDA Andrea
162 ORO Angela
163 MAGALHÃES Ana Vitoria
164 POZZOBON Beatrice
165 JENCUSOVA Nora
166 TRINCA COLONEL Monica
COFIDIS WOMEN TEAM
171 BERTEAU Victoire
172 CASTRIQUE Alana
173 FORTIN Valentine
174 MÉNAGE Lise
175 ROY Sarah
176 TALBOT Josie
EF EDUCATION-CANNONDALE
181 ARMITAGE Megan
182 BORGHESI Letizia
183 FAULKNER Kristen
184 JACKSON Alison
185 KESSLER Nina
186 RÜEGG Noemi
HESS CYCLING TEAM
191 FRAIN Nicole
192 GAFINOVITZ Rotem
193 LIEHNER Annika
194 LUNDMARK Clara
195 MCWILLIAM Alice
196 VAN 'T GELOOF Marjolein
TEAM COOP-REPSOL
201 GRANGIER India
202 GREENWOOD Monica
203 HAUGSET Sigrid Ytterhus
204 MOHR Mari Hole
205 TACEY April
206 VAN ROOIJEN Eline
TEAM KOMUGI-GRAND EST
211 CHARPENTIER Chloé
212 DELBAERE Fien
213 KVASNICKOVA Eliska
214 MAGRI Silvia
215 MILETTE Laury
216 PÉLOQUIN Joséphine
VOLKERWESSELS WOMEN'S PRO CYCLING TEAM
221 DEMEY Valerie
222 JANSEN Eline
223 SCHOENS Quinty
224 MEERT Marieke
225 VANHOVE Marith
226 STULTIENS Sabrina
CHEVALMEIRE
231 ERIKSEN Malin
232 GRÖNDAHL Antonia
233 BRAAM Danique
234 KIEKENS Cleo
235 NILSSON Hanna
236 WATTS Emily

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