Final startlist Tour de France Femmes with Vollering, van Vleuten, Wiebes, Longo Borghini, Kopecky, Kool and Uttrup Ludwig
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Startlist. The Tour de France Femmes will take place from the 23rd to the 30th of July 2023 and is perhaps the climax of the women's season. Eight days of racing throughout France follow the Tour de France as an extremely popular race.
The final startlist includes the likes of: Marianne Vos, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio, Elisa Balsamo, Elisa Longo Borghini, Annemiek van Vleuten, Emma Norsgaard, Liane Lippert, Alison Jackson, Marta Cavalli, Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig, Grace Brown, Silvia Persico, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Georgi Pfeiffer, Charlotte Kool, Lotte Kopecky, Marlen Reusser, Demi Vollering and Lorena Wiebes.
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Movistar Team Women
1 Vleuten, Annemiek van
2 Biannic, Aude
3 Gutiérrez, Sheyla
4 Norsgaard Bjerg, Emma
5 Lippert, Liane
6 Mackaij, Floortje
7 Patiño, Paula
Team SD Worx
11 Vollering, Demi
12 Bredewold, Mischa
13 Cecchini, Elena
14 Kopecky, Lotte
15 Majerus, Christine
16 Reusser, Marlen
17 Wiebes, Lorena
Canyon SRAM Racing
21 Niewiadoma, Katarzyna
22 Bauernfeind, Ricarda
23 Chabbey, Elise
24 Paladin, Soraya
25 Roy, Sarah
26 Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka
27 Towers, Alice
Team Jumbo - Visma
31 Vos, Marianne
32 Henderson, Anna
33 Kraak, Amber
34 Labecki, Coryn
35 Markus, Riejanne
36 Swinkels, Karlijn
37 Agt, Eva van
UAE Team ADQ
41 Persico, Silvia
42 Amialiusik, Alena
43 Baril, Olivia
44 Consonni, Chiara
45 Gasparrini, Eleonora
46 Holden, Elizabeth
47 Magnaldi, Erica
Team dsm-firmenich Women
51 Labous, Juliette
52 Curinier, Léa
53 Georgi, Pfeiffer
54 Jastrab, Megan
55 Kool, Charlotte
56 Peperkamp, Esmée
57 Uijen, Elise
Lidl - Trek Women
61 Balsamo, Elisa
62 Brand, Lucinda
63 Deignan, Lizzie
64 Hanson, Lauretta
65 Longo Borghini, Elisa
66 Sanguineti, Ilaria
67 Spratt, Amanda
FDJ - SUEZ
71 Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup
72 Adegeest, Loes
73 Brown, Grace
74 Cavalli, Marta
75 Guazzini, Vittoria
76 Muzic, Evita
77 Wiel, Jade
EF Education - TIBCO - SVB
81 Ewers, Veronica
82 Borghesi, Letizia
83 Hammes, Kathrin
84 Jackson, Alison
85 Poidevin, Sara
86 Vallières, Magdeleine
87 Williams, Georgia
Liv Racing TeqFind
91 García, Mavi
92 Andersson, Caroline
93 Barbieri, Rachele
94 Jong, Thalita de
95 Korevaar, Jeanne
96 Smulders, Silke
97 Ton, Quinty
AG Insurance - Soudal QuickStep
101 Moolman, Ashleigh
102 Benito, Mireia
103 Boogaard, Maaike
104 Borgström, Julia
105 Ghekiere, Justine
106 Henttala, Lotta
107 Kasper, Romy
Fenix - Deceuninck
111 Wilde, Julie De
112 Cant, Sanne
113 Kastelijn, Yara
114 Kuijpers, Evy
115 Schweinberger, Christina
116 Truyen, Marthe
117 Velde, Julie Van de
Israel Premier Tech Roland
121 Steels, Claire
122 Delbaere, Fien
123 Dronova, Tamara
124 Eklund, Nathalie
125 Hartmann, Elena
126 Stannard, Elizabeth
127 Vieceli, Lara
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team Women
131 Koster, Anouska
132 Andersen, Susanne
133 Confalonieri, Maria Giulia
134 Edseth, Marte Berg
135 Ludwig, Hannah
136 Olausson, Wilma
137 Ottestad, Mie
St Michel - Mavic - Auber93 WE
141 Demay, Coralie
142 Bideau, Sandrine
143 Boilard, Simone
144 Fahy, Camile
145 Le Mouel, Celia
146 Miermont, Dilyxine
147 Pompanon, Margot
Human Powered Health Women
151 Cordon-Ragot, Audrey
152 Barnes, Alice
153 Christie, Henrietta
154 Christoforou, Antri
155 Malcotti, Barbara
156 Geloof, Marjolein van 't
157 Yonamine, Eri
Cofidis Women Team
161 Koppenburg, Clara
162 Alzini, Martina
163 Coston, Morgane
164 Kern, Špela
165 Neylan, Rachel
166 Pilote Fortin, Gabrielle
167 Talbot, Josie
Team Jayco AlUla Women
171 Santesteban, Ane
172 Allen, Jessica
173 Campbell, Teniel
174 Howe, Georgie
175 Kessler, Nina
176 Manly, Alex
177 Pate, Amber
Lifeplus Wahoo
181 Vigie, Margaux
182 Grinczer, Natalie
183 Laurance, Typhaine
184 Rysz, Kaja
185 Tacey, April
186 Wolf, Babette van der
187 Wyllie, Ella
Ceratizit - WNT Pro Cycling
191 Kerbaol, Cedrine
192 Alonso, Sandra
193 Arzuffi, Alice Maria
194 Berton, Nina
195 Fidanza, Arianna
196 Lach, Marta
197 Schweinberger, Kathrin
Arkéa Pro Cycling Team
201 De Francesco, Danielle
202 Emond, Clara
203 Coljé, Maaike
204 Fouquenet, Amandine
205 Kolesava, Anastasiya
206 Le Deunff, Marie-Morgane
207 Morichon, Anaïs
Team Coop - Hitec Products
211 Rissveds, Jenny
212 Dale, Stine
213 Grangier, India
214 Haugset, Sigrid Ytterhus
215 Jorgensen, Tiril
216 Jounier, Lucie
217 Nelson, Josie
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🔥 8 stages. 22 teams. 1 Yellow Jersey. See you on July, 23. 🔥 8 étapes. 22 équipes. 1 Maillot Jaune. Rendez-vous dimanche 23 juillet. #TDFF2023 #WatchTheFemmes l @GoZwift
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