Final startlist Settimana Internazionale Coppi e Bartali with Pozzovivo, Viviani, Schmid and Cavagna
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Startlist. In late March the Settimana Internazionale Coppi e Bartali takes place, providing puncheurs, climbers and classics riders with five days of explosive racing in Italy. The race takes place from the 21st to the 25th of March and comes right before the main cobbled classics of the year.
The startlist will include presitigous riders such as: Elia Viviani, Mark Padun, Thomas Gloag, Mauro Schmid, Rémi Cavagna, Natnael Tesfatsion, Domenico Pozzovivo and Ben Hermans.
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INEOS Grenadiers
1 Wurf, Cameron
2 Rowe, Luke
3 Rivera, Brandon
4 Viviani, Elia
5 Leonard, Michael
6 Hayter, Leo
Astana Qazaqstan Team
11 Natarov, Yuriy
12 Boaro, Manuele
13 Nibali, Antonio
14 Riabushenko, Alexandr
15 Brussenskiy, Gleb
16 Scaroni, Christian
17 Chzhan, Igor
BORA - hansgrohe
21 Walls, Matthew
22 Zwiehoff, Ben
23 Aleotti, Giovanni
24 Gamper, Patrick
25 Lührs, Luis-Joe
26 Lipowitz, Florian
EF Education - EasyPost
31 Pritzen, Marc
32 Quinn, Sean
33 Shaw, James
34 Padun, Mark
35 Steinhauser, Georg
36 Healy, Ben
37 Bod, Stefan de
Jumbo - Visma
42 Leemreize, Gijs
43 Vader, Milan
44 Belle, Loe van
45 Staune-Mittet, Johannes
46 Gloag, Thomas
47 Graat, Tijmen
Soudal - Quick-Step
51 Cerný, Josef
52 Knox, James
53 Schmid, Mauro
54 Tricht, Stan Van
55 Svrček, Martin
56 Cavagna, Rémi
57 Lecerf, William Junior
Team Jayco AlUla
61 Hepburn, Michael
62 Craddock, Lawson
63 Engelhardt, Felix
64 Porter, Rudy
65 Peña, Jesús David
Trek - Segafredo
71 Ghebreigzabhier, Amanuel
72 Gallopin, Tony
73 Hellemose, Asbjørn
74 Vacek, Mathias
75 Tesfatsion, Natnael
Bingoal WB
81 Peyskens, Dimitri
82 Mertz, Rémy
83 Tizza, Marco
84 Tier, Floris De
85 Guerin, Alexis
86 Teugels, Lennert
87 Beken, Aaron Van der
Bolton Equities Black Spoke
91 Fouché, James
92 Currie, Logan
93 Jones, Ollie
94 Kench, Josh
95 O'Donnell, Bailey
96 Oram, James
97 Stewart, Mark
EOLO - Kometa Cycling Team
101 Fancellu, Alessandro
102 Gavazzi, Francesco
103 Martin, Alex
104 Piganzoli, Davide
105 Garosio, Andrea
106 Raccani, Simone
107 Tercero, Fernando
Green Project - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
111 Gabburo, Davide
112 Covili, Luca
113 El Gouzi, Omar
114 Pinarello, Alessandro
115 Martinelli, Alessio
116 Santaromita, Alessandro
117 Mulubrhan, Henok
Israel - Premier Tech
121 Hermans, Ben
122 Goldstein, Omer
124 Frigo, Marco
125 Mackellar, Alastair
126 Raisberg, Nadav
127 Pozzovivo, Domenico
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
131 Davis, Corey
132 Brambilla, Gianluca
133 Camprubi, Marcel
134 Hagen, Carl Fredrik
135 Calzoni, Walter
136 Monk, Cyrus
137 Puppio, Antonio
Team Corratec
141 Stojnić, Veljko
142 Murgano, Marco
143 Gandin, Stefano
144 Quarterman, Charlie
145 Vacek, Karel
146 Empel, Etienne van
147 Conti, Valerio
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
151 Charrin, Aloïs
152 Pluimers, Rick
153 Suter, Joel
154 Thalmann, Roland
155 Wirtgen, Luc
156 Wilksch, Hannes
157 Weiss, Fabian
Beltrami TSA - Tre Colli
161 Piras, Andrea
162 Pesenti, Thomas
163 Freddi, Matteo
164 Biancalani, Andrea
165 Vanni, Michael
166 Pierantozzi, Lucio
167 Raimondi, Alex
General Store - Essegibi - F.lli Curia
171 Carpene, Samuele
172 D'Aiuto, Filippo
173 Berasi, Michele
174 Bergagna, Tommaso
175 Leali, Stefano
176 Peschi, Lorenzo
177 Pezzo Rosola, Kevin
GW Shimano - Sidermec
181 Bisolti, Alessandro
182 Restrepo, Jhonatan
183 Merchan, Didier
184 Flórez, Miguel
185 Guatibonza, Jonathan
186 Mancipe, Andrés
187 Pescador, Diego
Mg.K Vis - Color for Peace - VPM
191 Mearelli, Andrea
192 Gavilli, Lapo
193 Granger, Ben
194 Bauce, Davide
195 Carollo, Francesco
196 Martinelli, Edoardo
197 Mazzucco, Fabio
Sofer Savini Due OMZ
201 Dima, Emil
202 Di Camillo, Lorenzo
203 Andemaryam, Hager
204 Arvanitou, Nikiforos
205 Lepold, Zoltán
206 Narumi, Soh
207 Schunk, Conor
Team Technipes
211 Ansaloni, Emanuele
212 Dapporto, Davide
213 Forques, Romaric
214 Monaco, Alessandro
215 Nessler, Martin
216 Petrelli, Gabriele
217 Umbri, Gidas
Work Service - Vitalcare - Dynatek
221 Venchiarutti, Nicola
222 Pase, Christian Danilo
223 Mion, Samuele
224 Garavaglia, Giacomo
225 Tornaboni, Luca
226 Bonaldo, Kevin
227 Dignani, Filippo
Estimated start and finish times for Settimana Internazionale Coppi e Bartali stages:
Stage 1: 11:40 - 15:50CET
Stage 2: 11:40 - 16:05CET
Stage 3: 12:05 - 15:45CET
Stage 4: 11:35 - 16:00CET
Stage 5: 12:30 - 15:50CET
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