
After a very successful first edition last year, the women's peloton will once again have Paris-Roubaix on the calendar in what is a highly anticipated race. The riders will have to tackle many of the most gruelling cobbled sectors of northern France on the 16th of April.
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The preliminary startlist includes Elisa Balsamo, Lucinda Brand, Chloe Hosking, Elisa Longo Borghini, Ellen van Dijk, RIejanne Markus, Coryn Labecki, Lotte Kopecky, Elena Cecchini, Christine Majerus, Chantal van den Broek-Blaak, Marta Bastianelli, Emma Norsgaard, Lorena Wiebes, Floortje Mackaij, Marta Cavalli, Grace Brown, Maria Martins, Maria Giulia Confalonieri, Alice Barnes, Elise Chabbey, Chiara Consonni, Alice Maria Arzuffi, Silvia Persico, Alison Jackson and Clara Honsinger.
You can download the startlist here.
Trek - Segafredo Women
1 Balsamo, Elisa
2 Brand, Lucinda
3 Cordon-Ragot, Audrey
4 Hosking, Chloe
5 Longo Borghini, Elisa
6 Dijk, Ellen van
Team Jumbo - Visma
11 Vos, Marianne
12 Beekhuis, Teuntje
13 Kasper, Romy
14 Markus, Riejanne
15 Riedmann, Linda
16 Labecki, Coryn
Team SD Worx
21 Kopecky, Lotte
22 Cecchini, Elena
23 Fournier, Roxanne
24 Majerus, Christine
25 Uneken, Lonneke
26 Van den Broek-Blaak, Chantal
UAE Team ADQ
31 Bastianelli, Marta
32 Boogaard, Maaike
33 Bujak, Eugenia
34 Ivanchenko, Alena
35 Novolodskaia, Maria
36 Tomasi, Laura
Movistar Team Women
41 Norsgaard Bjerg, Emma
42 Biannic, Aude
43 Erić, Jelena
44 González, Alicia
45 Guarischi, Barbara
46 Oyarbide, Lourdes
Team DSM Women
51 Wiebes, Lorena
52 Georgi, Pfeiffer
53 Jastrab, Megan
54 Kool, Charlotte
55 Mackaij, Floortje
56 Uijen, Elise
FDJ Nouvelle - Aquitaine Futuroscope
61 Cavalli, Marta
62 Borgli, Stine
63 Brown, Grace
64 Duval, Eugénie
65 Grossetête, Maëlle
66 Le Net, Marie
Le Col - Wahoo
71 Geloof, Marjolein van 't
72 King, Eluned
73 Martins, Maria
74 Perkins, Flora
75 Tacey, April
76 Verhulst, Gladys
Arkéa Pro Cycling Team
81 Jounier, Lucie
82 Fouquenet, Amandine
83 Laurance, Typhaine
84 Le Deunff, Marie Morgane
85 Morichon, Anais
86 Richioud, Greta
Ceratizit - WNT Pro Cycling
91 Confalonieri, Maria Giulia
92 Alonso, Sandra
93 Brausse, Franziska
94 Lach, Marta
95 Schweinberger, Kathrin
96 Vieceli, Lara
Team BikeExchange - Jayco Women
101 Allen, Jessica
102 Campbell, Teniel
103 Kessler, Nina
104 Roseman-Gannon, Ruby
Canyon SRAM Racing
111 Barnes, Alice
112 Bossuyt, Shari
113 Chabbey, Elise
114 Cromwell, Tiffany
115 Klein, Lisa
116 Roy, Sarah
Valcar - Travel & Service
121 Consonni, Chiara
122 Arzuffi, Alice Maria
123 Kumiega, Karolina
124 Persico, Silvia
125 Sanguineti, Ilaria
126 Vigie, Margaux
Liv Racing Xstra
131 Demey, Valerie
132 Jackson, Alison
133 Ragusa, Katia
134 Smulders, Silke
135 Hulst, Amber van der
AG Insurance - NXTG Team
141 Zoete, Mylene De
142 Knaven, Senne
143 Masetti, Gaia
144 Pluimers, Ilse
145 Rijnbeek, Maud
146 Rooijen, Eline van
Parkhotel Valkenburg
151 Markus, Femke
152 Bos, Leonie
153 Bredewold, Mischa
154 Nooijen, Lieke
155 Haaften, Kirstie van
156 Rooijen, Sofie van
EF Education - TIBCO - SVB
161 Borghesi, Letizia
162 Erath, Tanja
163 Honsinger, Clara
164 Langley, Emma
165 Smith, Abi
166 Vallieres, Magdeleine
Cofidis Women Team
171 Alzini, Martina
172 Berteau, Victoire
173 Castrique, Alana
174 Fortin, Valentine
175 Kerbaol, Cedrine
176 Pilote Fortin, Gabrielle
Plantur - Pura
181 Cant, Sanne
182 Bakker, Manon
183 Baat, Kim de
184 Wilde, Julie De
185 Norbert Riberolle, Marion
186 Alphen, Aniek van
St Michel - Auber 93 Women
191 Le Bail, Elodie
192 Avoine, Alison
193 Boilard, Simone
194 Clauzel, Perrine
195 Fonseca, Barbara
196 Pompanon, Margot
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team Women
201 Ahtosalo, Anniina
202 Andersen, Susanne
203 Barnes, Hannah
204 Leth, Julie
205 Lutro, Amalie
206 Ottestad, Mie
Stade Rochelais Charente - Maritime
211 Grangier, India
212 Abgrall, Noémie
213 Janse van Rensburg, Frances
214 Kolesava, Anastasiya
215 Nenadovic, Kristina
216 Squiban, Maeva
Human Powered Health Women
221 Kröger, Mieke
222 Christie, Henrietta
223 Clouse, Katie
224 Kuijpers, Evy
225 MacPherson, Makayla
226 Williams, Lily
Roland Cogeas Edelweiss Squad
231 Buch, Hannah
232 Dronova, Tamara
233 Gafinovitz, Rotem
234 Klimova, Diana
235 Seitz, Aline
236 Zabelinskaya, Olga

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