Final startlist Tour of Turkey with Cavendish, Philipsen, Vine, Moschetti, Fisher-Black and Denz
CyclingSaturday, 07 October 2023 at 18:43
Startlist. The 2023 Tour of Turkey will get underway on the 8th of October. Being a past World Tour race, it still brings in a strong startlist every year, and there will be a very interesting mix of teams at the start. Miguel Angel Lopez appears on the list as part of Team Medellin, but will not race due to the UCI sanction.
The final startlist for the race includes the likes of: Jay Vine, Finn Fisher-Black, Jasper Philipsen, Patrick Konrad, Nico Denz, Mark Cavendish, Cees Bol and Matteo Moschetti.
Click here to download and print the list of participants in A4.
UAE Team Emirates
1 Fisher-Black, Finn
2 Gibbons, Ryan
3 Glivar, Gal
5 Hodeg, Alvaro
6 Novak, Domen
7 Vine, Jay
Alpecin - Deceuninck
11 Philipsen, Jasper
12 Riesebeek, Oscar
13 Sinkeldam, Ramon
14 Dehairs, Simon
15 Roesems, Siebe
16 Poel, David van der
17 Meurisse, Xandro
BORA - hansgrohe
21 Denz, Nico
22 Konrad, Patrick
23 Lipowitz, Florian
24 Lührs, Luis-Joe
25 Palzer, Anton
26 Walls, Matthew
27 Zwiehoff, Ben
Astana Qazaqstan Team
31 Bol, Cees
32 Cavendish, Mark
33 Fedorov, Yevgeniy
34 Lutsenko, Alexey
35 Syritsa, Gleb
36 Tejada, Harold
37 Gazzoli, Michele
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
41 Stedman, Travis
42 Badilatti, Matteo
43 Christen, Fabio
44 Hagen, Carl Fredrik
45 Monk, Cyrus
46 Moschetti, Matteo
47 Novak, Pavel
Green Project - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
51 Colnaghi, Luca
52 Martinelli, Alessio
53 Nieri, Alessio
54 Pellizzari, Giulio
55 Cadena, Edgar
56 Rojas, Vicente
57 Santaromita, Alessandro
EOLO - Kometa Cycling Team
61 Bevilacqua, Simone
62 Lonardi, Giovanni
63 Maestri, Mirco
64 Martin, Alex
65 Martín, David
66 Pietrobon, Andrea
67 Tercero, Fernando
Burgos - BH
71 Alleno, Clément
72 Angulo, Antonio
73 Aparicio, Mario
74 Fernandez, Sinuhé
75 Franco, Alejandro
76 Langellotti, Victor
77 Okamika, Ander
Team Corratec - Selle Italia
81 Barać, Antonio
82 Darbellay, Valentin
83 Konychev, Alexander
84 Stöckli, Jan
85 Empel, Etienne van
86 Viviani, Attilio
87 Amella, Matteo
Bingoal WB
91 Blouwe, Louis
92 Guerin, Alexis
93 Malucelli, Matteo
94 Salby, Alexander
95 Teugels, Lennert
96 Beken, Aaron Van der
97 Rooy, Kenneth Van
Team Novo Nordisk
101 Dauge, Lucas
102 Dunnewind, Jan
103 Henttala, Joonas
104 Kopecky, Matyas
105 Peron, Andrea
106 Poli, Umberto
107 Ridolfo, Filippo
Team Medellin - EPM
112 Jamaica, Javier Ernesto
113 Ocampo, Victor
114 Oyola, Robigzon
115 Reyes, Aldemar
116 Reyes, Yeison Sebastian
117 Galeano, Diego Alejandro
Beykoz Belediyesi Spor Kulübü
121 Berhane, Natnael
122 Doğan, Halil İbrahim
123 Kaygisiz, Zeki
124 Mengs, Petros
125 Parashchak, Yaroslav
126 Rostovtsev, Sergey
127 Stedman, Maximilian
ABLOC Continental Team
131 Appel, Stijn
132 Heijnen, Philip
133 Pluto, Martin
134 Rasenberg, Martijn
135 Schuch, Mike
136 Zanden, Otto van
137 Macleod, Callum
Spor Toto Cycling Team
141 Arikan, Doğukan
142 Depe, Serdar Anıl
143 Tekin, Mustafa
144 Orken, Ahmet
145 Ozkalbim, Soylu Kaan
146 Samli, Feritcan
147 Yigit, Bugra Tahir
Voster - ATS Team
151 Brożyna, Piotr
152 Grabis, Mateusz
153 Kostanski, Mateusz
154 Parma, Krzysztof
155 Sowinski, Artur
156 Stosz, Patryk
157 Murias, Jakub
Tarteletto - Isorex
161 Poorter, Maxime De
162 Demeyere, Torsten
163 Dupont, Timothy
164 Marchand, Gianni
165 Relaes, Jacob
166 Vandenbulcke, Alex
167 Verwilt, Mauro
Konya Büyükşehir Belediye Spor
171 Abay, Burak
172 Alsac, Mehmet
173 Bulut, Samet
174 Egin, Ihsan Ali
175 Maral, Ahmet
176 Ozgur, Batuhan
177 Yilmaz, Yunus Emre
Global 6 Cycling
181 Ballabio, Giacomo
182 Fredriksen, Mads Leander
183 Hjorth, Jonas
184 Koyama, Tomoya
185 Muller, Gabriel
186 Ormiston, Callum
Sofer Savini Due OMZ
191 Arvanitou, Nikiforos
192 Buta, Catalin
193 Di Camillo, Lorenzo
194 Dima, Emil
195 Harasim, Mihnea-Alexandru
196 Narumi, Soh
197 Schunk, Conor
BIKE AID
201 Bouvier, Léo
202 Mattheis, Oliver
203 Meiser, Philip
204 Mol, Wesley
205 Schiffer, Anton
206 Yemane, Dawit
207 Baran, Simon
Shimano Racing
211 Amano, Takeharu
212 Iribe, Shotaro
213 Ishihara, Yuki
214 Kayama, Hiryu
215 Kazama, Shoma
216 Yokoyama, Kota
PnS Benotti
221 Bangert, Nick
222 Briese, Max
223 Gathemann, Albert
224 Grixa, Jarno
225 Nolde, Tobias
226 Peter, Jannis
227 Wilk, Luke
National Team Netherlands
231 Havik, Yoeri
232 Dorenbos, Yanne
233 Eefting, Roy
234 Hoppezak, Vincent
235 Abma, Elmar
236 Büchli, Matthijs
237 Dissel, Bram
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