Final startlist Paris-Tours 2023 with Démare, De Lie, Molano, Laporte, Coquard, Groves, Girmay and Van Avermaet
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Startlist. On the 8th of October the peloton takes on one of it's last one-day races of the year, and also one of those with the most history and reputation. Paris-Tours is an explosive classics which features plenty gravel racing and long distances.
The final list of participants includes riders of the stature of Arnaud Démare, Christophe Laporte, Dylan van Baarle, Greg van Avermaet, Benoît Cosnefroy, Matteo Trentin, Pascal Ackermann, Juan Sebastián Molano, Tim Wellens, Jasper Stuyven, Arnaud de Lie, Victor Campenaerts, Paul Penhöet, Jordi Meeus, Danny van Poppel, Kaden Groves, Bryan Coquard, Mike Teunissen, Anthony Turgis, Magnus Cort Nielsen, Stefan Bissegger, Rasmus Tiller, Tobias Johannessen, Soren Waerenskjold and Derek Gee.
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TEAM ARKÉA-SAMSIC
1 DÉMARE Arnaud
2 BIERMANS Jenthe
3 LOUVEL Matis
4 MCLAY Daniel
5 MOZZATO Luca
6 OWSIAN Lukasz
7 RUSSO Clément
JUMBO-VISMA
11 LAPORTE Christophe
12 AFFINI Edoardo
13 BOVEN Lars
14 HAGENES Per Strand
15 VAN BAARLE Dylan
16 VAN EMDEN Jos
AG2R CITROËN TEAM
21 VAN AVERMAET Greg
22 BONNAMOUR Franck
23 COSNEFROY Benoît
24 DEWULF Stan
25 GODON Dorian
26 NAESEN Oliver
27 SCHÄR Michael
UAE TEAM EMIRATES
31 TRENTIN Matteo
32 ACKERMANN Pascal
33 OLIVEIRA Ivo
34 BJERG Mikkel
35 MOLANO Sebastian
36 WELLENS Tim
LIDL-TREK
41 GALLOPIN Tony
42 HOOLE Daan
43 KIRSCH Alex
44 SKUJINS Toms
45 STUYVEN Jasper
46 THEUNS Edward
47 VERGAERDE Otto
LOTTO DSTNY
51 DE LIE Arnaud
52 BEULLENS Cédric
53 CAMPENAERTS Victor
54 FRISON Frederik
55 GRIGNARD Sébastien
56 SEGAERT Alec
57 VAN MOER Brent
GROUPAMA-FDJ
61 PENHOËT Paul
62 ASKEY Lewis
63 GENIETS Kevin
64 LE GAC Olivier
65 LIENHARD Fabian
66 PITHIE Laurence
67 WATSON Samuel
BORA-HANSGROHE
71 MEEUS Jordi
72 ARCHBOLD Shane
73 GAMPER Patrick
74 KOCH Jonas
75 MULLEN Ryan
76 VAN POPPEL Danny
ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK
81 GROVES Kaden
82 BALLERSTEDT Maurice
83 BELMANS Lennert
84 DE BONDT Dries
85 DILLIER Silvan
86 RICKAERT Jonas
87 UHLIG Henri
COFIDIS
91 COQUARD Bryan
92 CIMOLAI Davide
93 DELETTRE Alexandre
94 FINÉ Eddy
95 KNIGHT Oliver
96 PÉRICHON Pierre-Luc
97 RENARD Alexis
TEAM DSM-FIRMENICH
101 DEGENKOLB John
102 BITTNER Pavel
103 EDMONDSON Alex
104 EEKHOFF Nils
105 FLYNN Sean
106 VAN DEN BROEK Frank
107 VAN UDEN Casper
INTERMARCHÉ-CIRCUS-WANTY
111 GIRMAY Biniam
112 DE GENDT Aimé
113 HERREGODTS Rune
114 PAGE Hugo
115 PETIT Adrien
116 PLANCKAERT Baptiste
117 TEUNISSEN Mike
TOTALENERGIES
121 TURGIS Anthony
122 DOUBEY Fabien
123 DUJARDIN Sandy
124 JEANNIÈRE Emilien
125 SOUPE Geoffrey
126 TESSON Jason
127 VAN GESTEL Dries
EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST
131 CORT Magnus
132 BISSEGGER Stefan
133 DOULL Owain
134 KEUKELEIRE Jens
135 RUTSCH Jonas
136 SCULLY Thomas
137 WISNIOWSKI Lukasz
UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM
141 TILLER Rasmus
142 ABRAHAMSEN Jonas
143 BUGGE Martin Urianstad
144 JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland
145 BLUME LEVY William
146 RESELL Erik
147 WÆRENSKJOLD Søren
ISRAEL-PREMIER TECH
151 NIZZOLO Giacomo
152 GEE Derek
153 HOLLENSTEIN Reto
154 RAISBERG Nadav
155 SHEEHAN Riley
156 VAN ASBROECK Tom
157 ZABEL Rick
SAINT MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER 93
161 CARDIS Romain
162 DEBEAUMARCHÉ Nicolas
163 DELACROIX Théo
164 DELBOVE Joris
165 GACHIGNARD Thomas
166 MALDONADO Anthony
167 MAURELET Flavien
Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
171 BAUER Jack
172 DEVRIENDT Tom
173 LUDVIGSSON Tobias
174 PARISINI Nicolò
175 ROSSKOPF Joey
176 SAJNOK Szymon
VAN RYSEL-ROUBAIX LILLE MÉTROPOLE
181 BOUDAT Thomas
182 GUILLON Célestin
183 JARNET Maxime
184 LEVEAU Jérémy
185 MOLLY Kenny
186 TABELLION Valentin
187 VAHTRA Norman
BINGOAL WB
191 DESAL Cériel
192 DE MEESTER Luca
193 DE TIER Floris
194 MATTHYS Louka
195 PEYSKENS Dimitri
196 VAN BOVEN Luca
197 VAN KEIRSBULCK Guillaume
CIC U NANTES ATLANTIQUE
201 GUÉGAN Maël
202 BOULET Enzo
203 BRIAND Enzo
204 DANÈS Léo
205 JEGAT Jordan
206 JOALLAND Yaël
207 MAHOUDO Nolann
EQUIPO KERN PHARMA
211 ADRIÁ Roger
212 ARRIETA Igor
213 BERRADE Urko
214 JAIME Alex
215 MÁRQUEZ Martí
216 MIQUEL DELGADO Pau
217 VAN DER TUUK Danny
NICE MÉTROPOLE CÔTE D'AZUR
221 COUANON Jonathan
222 DELACROIX Tristan
223 GIRARD Damien
224 HENNEQUIN Paul
225 LE NY Jean-Louis
226 NARBONNE-ZUCCARELLI Axel
227 VALVASORI Larry
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