Final startlist Trofeo Pollença - Port d'Andratx 2024 with Brandon McNulty, Alesandr Vlasov, Alexander Kristoff, Tobias Johannessen and Lennert van Eetvelt
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Startlist. On the 27th of January the riders tackle the Trofeo Pollença - Port d'Andratx. It is a very hilly race and a classic of the Challenge Mallorca. A race that can lead to several different outtcomes and will provide a lot of spectacle.
The final startlist features the likes of: Alex Aranburu, Marc Soler, Brandon McNulty, Nils Politt, Aleksandr Vlasov, Yves Lampaert, Ilan van Wilder, Ion Izagirre, Jesús Herrada, Lennert van Eetvelt, Alberto Bettiol, Rui Costa, Marijn van den Berg, Vincenzo Albanese, Alexander Kristoff, Tobias Johannessen and Orluis Aular.
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Movistar Team
1 Torres, Albert
2 Aranburu, Alex
5 Mühlberger, Gregor
8 Romo, Javier
9 Samitier, Sergio
10 Sanchez, Pelayo
11 Arcas, Jorge
UAE Team Emirates
12 Soler, Marc
14 McNulty, Brandon
15 Arrieta, Igor
16 Baroncini, Filippo
18 Novak, Domen
19 Politt, Nils
20 Staes, Gibbe
BORA - hansgrohe
26 Vlasov, Aleksandr
27 Hajek, Alexander
30 Palzer, Anton
31 Wandahl, Frederik
32 Aleotti, Giovanni
34 Lührs, Luis-Joe
37 Herzog, Emil
Soudal - Quick-Step
41 Moscon, Gianni
42 Cattaneo, Mattia
43 Lampaert, Yves
44 Lamperti, Luke
46 Wilder, Ilan Van
47 Vansevenant, Mauri
50 Reinderink, Pepijn
Cofidis
52 Izagirre, Ion
53 Herrada, Jesús
54 Izagirre, Gorka
55 Thomas, Benjamin
56 Elissonde, Kenny
EF Education - EasyPost
63 Bettiol, Alberto
64 Beloki, Markel
66 Shaw, James
67 Valgren, Michael
68 Berg, Marijn van den
69 Carr, Simon
70 Costa, Rui
Intermarché - Wanty
74 Braet, Vito
75 Busatto, Francesco
78 Arefayne, Aklilu
79 Herregodts, Rune
80 Page, Hugo
83 Rex, Laurenz
85 Hoecke, Gijs Van
Arkéa - BnB Hotels
88 García, Raúl
89 Albanese, Vincenzo
90 Biermans, Jenthe
91 Champoussin, Clément
92 Costiou, Ewen
94 Gesbert, Elie
96 Dauphin, Florian
Uno-X Mobility
100 Kristoff, Alexander
101 Johannessen, Tobias
103 Bugge, Martin Urianstad
104 Andersen, Idar
105 Blume Levy, William
106 Kulset, Johannes
108 Fredheim, Stian
Lotto Dstny
111 Gendt, Thomas De
112 Adamietz, Johannes
113 Gregaard, Jonas
115 Livyns, Arjen
116 Paasschens, Mathijs
117 Taminiaux, Lionel
119 Eetvelt, Lennert Van
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
123 Brun, Nils
125 Eriksson, Jacob
126 Kamp, Alexander
127 Mayrhofer, Marius
129 Wilksch, Hannes
134 Kelemen, Petr
135 Voisard, Yannis
Team Polti Kometa
137 Sevilla, Diego Pablo
138 Garosio, Andrea
140 Bais, Mattia
142 Martín, Alex
143 De Cassan, Davide
144 Double, Paul
145 Muñoz, Fran
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
148 Aular, Orluis
150 Arriolabengoa, Julen
151 Barceló, Fernando
153 Lopez, Joseba
155 Guardeño, Jaume
156 Johnston, Calum
158 Murguialday, Jokin
Burgos - BH
161 Diaz, José Manuel
163 Alleno, Clément
164 Alvarez, Rodrigo
167 Bol, Jetse
168 Delgado, David
169 Fernandez, Sinuhé
171 Okamika, Ander
Equipo Kern Pharma
173 Castrillo, Pablo
175 Agirre, Jon
176 Cobo, Iván
178 Ruiz, Ibon
180 Gutiérrez, Jorge
181 Iribar, Unai
182 Soto, Antonio
VF Group - Bardiani CSF - Faizanè
185 Covili, Luca
186 Fiorelli, Filippo
188 Lucca, Riccardo
189 Magli, Filippo
190 Marcellusi, Martin
193 Tolio, Alex
194 Tonelli, Alessandro
Euskaltel - Euskadi
199 Alustiza, Nicolas
200 Azurmendi, Ibai
201 Bou, Joan
203 De La Parte, Víctor
204 Etxeberria, Asier
206 Iturria, Mikel
208 Mintegi, Iker
Team Flanders - Baloise
211 Clynhens, Toon
212 Craps, Lars
214 Deweirdt, Siebe
216 Maris, Elias
217 Vandenstorme, Dylan
218 Vandevelde, Yentl
219 Vercouillie, Victor
Lidl - Trek Future Racing
223 Aebersold, Nils
226 Frydkjær, Patrick Boje
227 Kessler, Cole
228 Leidert, Louis
229 Milan, Matteo
230 O'Brien, Liam
236 Wenzel, Mats
Illes Balears Arabay Cycling
238 Llaneras, Pau
241 Curto, Edgar
242 Amézqueta, Julen
243 Gilabert, Arnau
244 Esparza, Unai
247 Molenaar, Alex
248 García, José María
Project Echelon Racing
251 Arnopol, Richard
253 Stites, Tyler
255 Scala Jr, Hugo
257 Classen, Caleb
258 Boardman, Samuel
260 McGill, Scott
261 Gervais, Laurent
REMBE Pro Cycling Team Sauerland
273 Rottman, Jonathan
274 Niehues, Sebastian
276 Appelbaum, Henri
277 Scott, Jacob
278 Aguirre, Yago
279 Voege, Lennart
280 Wright, Paul
Team Storck - Metropol Cycling
282 Merseburg, Dominik
285 Fischer, Robin
286 Schmitz, Campo
287 Duckert, Roman
288 Theiler, Ole
289 Ury, Noé
291 Scheitinger, Linus

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