Final Startlist Trofeo Laigueglia 2022 with Covi, Porte, Gaudu, Mollema, Ciccone and Champoussin
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On the second of March the Italian calendar has it's opening day with the hilly Trofeo Laigueglia kicking things off, with a very tough circuit around the Ligurian town where several World Tour teams bring in teams with climbers and puncheurs which are set to battle for the race win.
The startlist includes the likes of Bauke Mollema, Giulio Ciccone, Clément Champoussin, Andrea Vendrame, Gianni Moscon, Benjamin Thomas, David Gaudu, Michael Storer, Carlos Rodriguez, Dylan van Baarle, Richie Porte, Eddie Dunbar, Quinten Hermans, Domenico Pozzovivo, Davide Formolo, Alessandro Covi, Diego Ulissi, Juan Ayuso, Filippo Zana, Natnael Tesfatsion and Lorenzo Fortunato.
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Trek - Segafredo
1 Mollema, Bauke
2 Brambilla, Gianluca
3 Pellaud, Simon
4 Mosca, Jacopo
5 Tiberi, Antonio
6 Ciccone, Giulio
7 Tolhoek, Antwan
AG2R Citroën Team
11 Champoussin, Clément
12 Hänninen, Jaakko
13 Lapeira, Paul
14 Peters, Nans
15 Vendrame, Andrea
16 Warbasse, Larry
17 Berthet, Clément
Astana Qazaqstan Team
21 Boaro, Manuele
22 Battistella, Samuele
23 Felline, Fabio
25 Moscon, Gianni
26 Riabushenko, Alexandr
27 Velasco, Simone
Cofidis
31 Champion, Thomas
32 Lafay, Victor
33 Zingle, Axel
34 Cimolai, Davide
35 Thomas, Benjamin
36 Villella, Davide
37 Consonni, Simone
Groupama - FDJ
41 Gaudu, David
42 Ladagnous, Matthieu
43 Reichenbach, Sébastien
44 Roux, Anthony
45 Pacher, Quentin
46 Storer, Michael
47 Martinez, Lenny
INEOS Grenadiers
51 Plus, Laurens De
52 Baarle, Dylan van
53 Dunbar, Eddie
54 Rodriguez, Carlos
55 Puccio, Salvatore
56 Porte, Richie
57 Fraile, Omar
Intermarché - Wanty - Gobert
61 Bakelants, Jan
62 Delacroix, Theo
63 Hermans, Quinten
64 Petilli, Simone
65 Rota, Lorenzo
66 Huys, Laurens
67 Pozzovivo, Domenico
UAE Team Emirates
71 Formolo, Davide
72 Oliveira, Ivo
73 Polanc, Jan
74 Ulissi, Diego
75 Covi, Alessandro
76 Suter, Joel
77 Ayuso, Juan
Bardiani CSF Faizanè
81 Zana, Filippo
82 Visconti, Giovanni
83 Tolio, Alex
84 El Gouzi, Omar
85 Martinelli, Alessio
86 Nieri, Alessio
87 Gabburo, Davide
B-B Hotels - KTM
91 Ferasse, Thibault
92 Hivert, Jonathan
93 Gautier, Cyril
95 Heidemann, Miguel
97 Chevalier, Maxime
Bingoal Pauwels Sauces WB
101 Molly, Kenny
102 Blouwe, Louis
103 Mertz, Rémy
104 Tizza, Marco
105 Gelders, Gil
106 Hautegem, Leander Van
107 Paasschens, Mathijs
Drone Hopper - Androni Giocattoli
111 Tesfatsion, Natnael
112 Ravanelli, Simone
113 Bais, Mattia
114 Cepeda, Jefferson Alexander
115 Merchan, Didier
116 Alba, Juan Diego
117 Zardini, Edoardo
EOLO - Kometa Cycling Team
121 Fortunato, Lorenzo
122 Rivi, Samuele
123 Sevilla, Diego Pablo
124 Bais, Davide
125 Gavazzi, Francesco
126 Rosa, Diego
127 Maestri, Mirco
Equipo Kern Pharma
131 Araiz, Sergio
132 Adrià, Roger
133 Moreno, Iván
134 Berrade, Urko
135 Galván, Kiko
136 Marquez, Martí
137 Cobo, Iván
Team Arkéa - Samsic
151 Bouet, Maxime
152 Gesbert, Elie
153 Owsian, Lukasz
154 Quintana, Dayer
155 Verre, Alessandro
156 Anacona, Winner
157 Delaplace, Anthony
Nazionale Italiana
161 Scartezzini, Michele
162 Bonifazio, Niccolò
163 Colleoni, Kevin
164 Conca, Filippo
165 Oss, Daniel
166 Zanotti, Juri
167 Colledani, Nadir
Beltrami TSA - Tre Colli
171 Pesenti, Thomas
172 Piras, Andrea
173 Freddi, Matteo
174 Aimonetto, Pietro
175 Biancalani, Andrea
176 Cibrario, Luca
177 Gardi, Mattia
Biesse - Carrera
181 Villa, Giacomo
182 Belleri, Michael
183 Ciuccarelli, Riccardo
184 Foldager, Anders
185 Nordal, Mattias
186 Roda, Lorenzo
187 Garosio, Andrea
General Store - Essegibi - F.lli Curia
191 Palomba, Marco
192 Pozza, Ettore
193 Carpene, Samuele
194 Busatto, Francesco
195 Tosin, Ricardo
196 D'Aiuto, Filippo
197 Favretto, Carlo Francesco
Mg.K Vis - Color for Peace - VPM
201 Double, Paul
202 Cortese, Jacopo
203 Draghi, Guido
204 Hoeks, Daan
205 Stedman, Maximilian
206 Carollo, Francesco
207 Piccolo, Simone
Team Colpack Ballan
211 Balestra, Lorenzo
212 Baroni, Alessandro
213 Raviele, Egidio Karim
214 Meris, Sergio
215 Petrucci, Mattia
216 Ambrosini, Matteo
217 Umbri, Gidas
Team Corratec
221 Olivero, Simone
222 Amella, Matteo
223 Murgano, Marco
224 Baldaccini, Davide
225 Gandin, Stefano
226 Iacchi, Lorenzo
227 Stöckli, Jan
Team Qhubeka
231 Abreha, Negasi
232 Guasco, Mattia
233 Birhane, Ghebrehiwet
234 Iacchi, Alessandro
235 Bonaldo, Kevin
236 Menegotto, Jacopo
237 Parisini, Nicolò
Work Service - Vitalcare - Dynatek
241 Colombo, Raul
242 Zandri, Francesco
243 Ginestra, Lorenzo
244 Burchio, Federico
245 Lucca, Riccardo
246 Venchiarutti, Nicola
247 Zambelli, Samuele

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