
The Tour de la Provence will run from the 10th to 13th of February in the South of France.
On this preliminary startlist we can see a few interesting names like Julian Alaphilippe, Richard Carapaz, Filippo, Ethan Hayter, Elia Viviani, Nairo Quintana, Aurélien Paret-Peintre and Giulio Ciccone on the startline.
You can check the full startlist here.
Movistar Team
1 Sosa, Ivan
2 Izagirre, Gorka
3 Jorgenson, Matteo
4 Norsgaard, Mathias
5 Rodríguez, Oscar
6 Rojas, José Joaquín
7 Pedrero, Antonio
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team
11 Alaphilippe, Julian
12 Serry, Pieter
14 Devenyns, Dries
16 Wilder, Ilan Van
17 Vervaeke, Louis
INEOS Grenadiers
21 Viviani, Elia
22 Carapaz, Richard
23 Ganna, Filippo
24 Hayter, Ethan
25 Puccio, Salvatore
26 Rowe, Luke
Trek - Segafredo
31 Cataldo, Dario
32 Kamp, Alexander
33 Elissonde, Kenny
34 Egholm, Jakob
35 Ghebreigzabhier, Amanuel
36 Skjelmose, Mattias
Cofidis
41 Lafay, Victor
42 Coquard, Bryan
43 Champion, Thomas
44 Fernández, Rubén
45 Périchon, Pierre-Luc
46 Zingle, Axel
Astana Qazaqstan Team
51 Brussenskiy, Gleb
52 Basso, Leonardo
53 Battistella, Samuele
54 Gazzoli, Michele
56 Zakharov, Artyom
57 Velasco, Simone
AG2R Citroën Team
61 Bouchard, Geoffrey
62 Touzé, Damien
63 Paret-Peintre, Aurélien
64 Vendrame, Andrea
65 Prodhomme, Nicolas
Team Arkéa - Samsic
71 Quintana, Nairo
72 Flórez, Miguel
73 Edet, Nicolas
74 Owsian, Lukasz
75 Bouet, Maxime
76 Quintana, Dayer
Groupama - FDJ
81 Armirail, Bruno
82 Askey, Lewis
83 Démare, Arnaud
85 Ludvigsson, Tobias
86 Roux, Anthony
87 Storer, Michael
TotalEnergies
91 Bodnar, Maciej
92 Doubey, Fabien
93 Ferron, Valentin
94 Latour, Pierre
95 Manzin, Lorrenzo
96 Grellier, Fabien
97 Ourselin, Paul
B-B Hotels - KTM
101 Barbier, Pierre
102 Gougeard, Alexis
103 Heidemann, Miguel
104 Chevalier, Maxime
105 Parisella, Raphael
106 Rolland, Pierre
107 Schönberger, Sebastian
Lotto Soudal
111 Beullens, Cedric
112 Gilbert, Philippe
114 Ma?ecki, Kamil
115 Schwarzmann, Michael
116 Verschaeve, Viktor
117 Vervloesem, Xandres
St Michel - Auber 93
121 Debeaumarché, Nicolas
122 Rossetto, Stéphane
123 Tesson, Jason
124 Delbove, Joris
125 Hurel, Tony
126 Paillot, Yoann
Go Sport - Roubaix Lille Métropole
131 Mainguenaud, Tom
132 Siskevicius, Evaldas
133 Leroux, Samuel
134 Leveau, Jérémy
135 Tabellion, Valentin
136 Vahtra, Norman
137 Vermeulen, Emiel
Team DSM
141 Combaud, Romain
142 Stork, Florian
143 Donovan, Mark
145 Naberman, Tim
146 Tusveld, Martijn
Israel - Premier Tech
151 Barbier, Rudy
152 Bevin, Patrick
153 Goldstein, Omer
154 Hagen, Carl Fredrik
155 Asbroeck, Tom Van
156 Vanmarcke, Sep
157 Würtz Schmidt, Mads
Nice Métropole Côte dAzur
161 Berlin, Antoine
162 Besson, Kevin
163 Couanon, Jonathan
164 Delacroix, Tristan
165 Goubert, Jean
166 Mifsud, Andrea
167 Urruty, Maxime

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