Final Startlist Vuelta a España 2026 (with bibs) - Riders: Tadej Pogacar, Wout Van Aert, Primoz Roglic, Mads Pedersen, João Almeida, Oscar Onley and more

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Friday, 21 August 2026 at 14:22
In 2025 Wout Van Aert flew up Montmarte; this year the team had to settle for a minor result
The 2026 Vuelta a España will be the third and final Grand Tour of the men's calendar and will take place from the 22nd of August to the 13th of September. Starting in Monaco, the World Tour peloton will travel through the eastern and southern half of Spain for a mountain-packed edition. We take a look at its final startlist.
You can download the startlist in A4. The teams that have been selected to race the Vuelta are the following:
Decathlon CMA CGM Team (confirmed) - After a stellar second place at the Giro d'Italia, the French team will be backing up Felix Gall for another podium at a Grand Tour. Matthew Riccitello, fifth at last year's race, will also be in the lineup.
Netcompany INEOS (confirmed) - Oscar Onley will lead the British team's GC challenge after returning to form at the Vuelta a Burgos, with Carlos Rodriguez and former Vuelta podium finisher Jack Haig providing mountain support. Ben Turner returns after winning a stage in 2025, while Josh Tarling gives INEOS a major threat in the opening time trial.
Tudor Pro Cycling Team (confirmed) - The Swiss team are the first of the wildcard teams present in the race, having Tour de Pologne GC winner Marco Brenner at the start and also Stefan Küng who won his first race with the team in Pologne.
Bahrain - Victorious (confirmed) - Bahrain will back up Santiago Buitrago for the overall classification, with the team looking to replicate the success of the Giro and Tour.
Uno-X Mobility (confirmed) - The Norwegian team will be aiming for stage wins with the likes of Andreas Kron, Magnus Cort NIelsen and Andreas Leknessund in its lineup; whilst Tobias Johannessen may also pursue the overall classification.
NSN Cycling Team (confirmed) - The Swiss World Tour outfit aims to go for stage wins in Spain, featuring prominent climbers Jan Hirt and Alexey Lutsenko at the helm.
Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team (confirmed) - David de la Cruz and Eddie Dunbar headline a lineup that will prioritize stage wins but might also be involved in the fight for the Top10 in search of UCI points.
Lidl-Trek (confirmed) - After winning the points classification 12 months ago, Mads Pedersen returns as the leader for Lidl-Trek. The team will also back up Mattias Skjelmose for the overall classification after a tremendous sixth place at the Tour de France.
Mads Pedersen will be at La Vuelta after winning the points classification at the Tour de France
Mads Pedersen will be at La Vuelta after winning the points classification at the Tour de France 
Alpecin - Premier Tech (confirmed) - In the absence of Jasper Philipsen and Mathieu van der Poel, the Belgian team will provide opportunities for some of its younger riders to pursue stage wins whilst Kaden Groves will aim for the sprints.
Team Jayco AlUla (confirmed) - The Australian team will go all-out for stage victories in hilly terrain, led by Paul Double.
Burgos Burpellet BH (confirmed)- The Spanish wildcard team will target stage wins, with three-time Vuelta stage winner Jesus Herrada and Jose Manuel Diaz leading their mountain challenge, while Sergio Chumil and Mario Aparicio offer further breakaway options.
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe (Confirmed) - Primoz Roglic is the team's leader for the overall classification; whilst the team will also provide space to Jordi Meeus to perform in the sprints.
XDS Astana Team (confirmed)- The Kazakh team will, as usual, aim for stage wins, having many specialists for the hilly terrain, whilst the likes of Lorenzo Fortunato, Harold Tejada and Cristian Rodríguez might aim for the overall classification.
EF Education - EasyPost (confirmed) - The American team will have Richard Carapaz at the start, a wildcard for the GC; and Marijn van den Berg who will aim for success in the sprint stages.
Team Picnic PostNL (Confirmed) - Picnic will hope to snatch victories from the breakaways.
Lotto - Intermarché (confirmed) - The Belgian team will have youngster Jarno Widar race his very first Grand Tour, a great moment of discovery.
Team Visma | Lease a Bike (Confirmed) - Matthew Brennan will aim for sprint wins in his maiden Grand Tour, backed by a Wout Van Aert who has unfinished business with the race but a great past in terms of results. Ben Tulett and Jorgen Nordhagen could be GC outsiders whilst Sepp Kuss may also aim for leadership after a great Tour de France.
Soudal - Quick-Step (confirmed) - Mikel Landa and Valentin Paret-Peintre will gun for the team's mountain ambitions - which may include a tilt at the overall classification - whilst Alberto Dainese will be given liberty to fight for the bunch sprints.
UAE Team Emirates - XRG (Confirmed)- The team of Tadej Pogacar is the grand favourite to win the Vuelta, with the Slovenian being backed up by last year's runner-up João Almeida.
Groupama - FDJ (confirmed) - The French team is bringing David Gaudu and Guillaume Martin in an attempt to make something out of 2026's Grand Tours, that have been thus far very complicated.
Cofidis (Confirmed) - Cofidis got a wildcard for the race and will aim for a stage win with the likes of Bryan Coquard for the hilly sprints and Emanuel Buchmann for the mountain stages.
Movistar Team (Confirmed) - Movistar goes all-in on the final Grand Tour of the season, placing Cian Uijtdebroeks and Enric Mas in the pursuit of results in the mountains; whilst Iván Romeo and Pablo Castrillo will be chasing for wins in the many hilly breakaway days.
Equipo Kern Pharma (Confirmed) - The Spanish team is at the threat of ending its existence, but it nevertheless has a talented lineup of Spanish riders, including former stage winner Urko Berrade and Ibon Ruiz.
Tadej Pogacar and Isaac del Toro at the 2026 Tour de France
Tadej Pogacar will be the headliner of the 2026 Vuelta a España

Final Startlist Vuelta a España 2026 

Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
1Roglič, Primož
2Fisher-Black, Finn
3Meeus, Jordi
4Moscon, Gianni
5Thornley, Callum
6Tuckwell, Luke
7Vermeersch, Gianni
8Wandahl, Frederik
UAE Team Emirates XRG
11Pogačar, Tadej
12Almeida, João
13Novak, Domen
14Oliveira, Ivo
15Sivakov, Pavel
16Torres, Pablo
17Vermaerke, Kevin
18Vine, Jay
Movistar Team
21Mas, Enric
22Arcas, Jorge
23Aular, Orluis
24Canal, Carlos
25Castrillo, Pablo
26García, Raúl
27Romeo, Iván
28Uijtdebroeks, Cian
Team Visma - Lease a Bike
31Aert, Wout van
32Armirail, Bruno
33Brennan, Matthew
34Kruijswijk, Steven
35Kuss, Sepp
36Laporte, Christophe
37Nordhagen, Jørgen
38Tulett, Ben
Decathlon CMA CGM Team
41Gall, Felix
42Bisiaux, Léo
43Chamberlain, Oscar
44Pestel, Sander De
45Labrosse, Jordan
46Mühlberger, Gregor
47Riccitello, Matthew
48Scotson, Callum
Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
51De La Cruz, David
52Azparren, Xabier Mikel
53Calzoni, Walter
54Camprubí, Marcel
55Dunbar, Eddie
56Gloag, Thomas
57González, David
58Vader, Milan
Netcompany INEOS
61Onley, Oscar
62Haig, Jack
63Hamilton, Lucas
64Laurance, Axel
65Rodríguez, Carlos
66Svestad-Bårdseng, Embret
67Tarling, Josh
68Turner, Ben
Bahrain Victorious
71Bilbao, Pello
72Buitrago, Santiago
73Ermakov, Roman
74Govekar, Matevž
75Miquel, Pau
76Omrzel, Jakob
77Paasschens, Mathijs
78Valter, Attila
Lidl - Trek
81Skjelmose, Mattias
82Bernard, Julien
83Kämna, Lennard
84Konrad, Patrick
85Mosca, Jacopo
86Norsgaard, Mathias
87Nys, Thibau
88Pedersen, Mads
Groupama - FDJ United
91Berthet, Clément
92Le Gac, Olivier
93Madouas, Valentin
94Martin-Guyonnet, Guillaume
95Molard, Rudy
96Paleni, Enzo
97Rochas, Rémy
98Tronchon, Bastien
Alpecin - Premier Tech
101Groves, Kaden
102Busatto, Francesco
103Vylder, Lindsay De
104Debruyne, Ramses
105Glivar, Gal
106Gogl, Michael
107Houle, Hugo
108Sentjens, Sente
NSN Cycling Team
111Lutsenko, Alexey
112Bennett, George
113Hirt, Jan
114Hofstetter, Hugo
115Kretschy, Moritz
116Martí, Pau
117Schultz, Nick
118Tricht, Floris Van
Soudal - Quick-Step
121Landa, Mikel
122Dainese, Alberto
123Garofoli, Gianmarco
124Hayter, Ethan
125Paret-Peintre, Valentin
126Bossche, Fabio Van den
127Vansevenant, Mauri
128Zana, Filippo
Uno-X Mobility
131Cort, Magnus
132Dalby, Simon
133Dversnes, Fredrik
134Johannessen, Tobias
135Kron, Andreas
136Leknessund, Andreas
137Tiller, Rasmus
138Tjøtta, Martin
Cofidis
141Buchmann, Emanuel
142Coquard, Bryan
143Kirsch, Alex
144Moniquet, Sylvain
145Ourselin, Paul
146Renard, Alexis
147Rouland, Louis
148Samitier, Sergio
Team Jayco AlUla
151Covi, Alessandro
152Bouwman, Koen
153Double, Paul
154Hellemose, Asbjørn
155McKenzie, Hamish
156Pickering, Finlay
157Porter, Rudy
158Sütterlin, Jasha
EF Education - EasyPost
161Carapaz, Richard
162Albanese, Vincenzo
163Beloki, Markel
164Mackellar, Alastair
165Rafferty, Darren
166Rodriguez, Juan Felipe
167Shaw, James
168Steinhauser, Georg
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
171Brenner, Marco
172Barta, Will
173Kluckers, Arthur
174Küng, Stefan
175Thalmann, Roland
176Warbasse, Larry
177Weiss, Fabian
178Wilksch, Hannes
XDS Astana Team
181Tejada, Harold
182Fedorov, Yevgeniy
183Fortunato, Lorenzo
184Langellotti, Victor
185Mulubrhan, Henok
186Rodríguez, Cristian
187Romele, Alessandro
188Bekkum, Darren van
Burgos Burpellet BH
191Herrada, Jesús
192Alleno, Clément
193Aparicio, Mario
194Chumil, Sergio
195Diaz, José Manuel
196Faura, José Luis
197Fernández, Sinuhé
198Macías, César
Lotto - Intermarché
201Widar, Jarno
202Braet, Vito
203Craps, Lars
204Schuyteneer, Steffen De
205Rota, Lorenzo
206Thompson, Reuben
207Boven, Luca Van
208Sintmaartensdijk, Roel van
Team Picnic PostNL
211Hamilton, Chris
212Jong, Timo de
213Gaffuri, Mattia
214Leemreize, Gijs
215Martinez, Juan Guillermo
216Peace, Oliver
217Haquin, Henri-François
218Roosen, Timo
Equipo Kern Pharma
221Berrade, Urko
222Brustenga, Marc
223Cobo, Iván
224Elosegui, Iñigo
225Ruiz, Ibon
226Sosa, Ivan
227Uriarte, Diego
228Wenzel, Mats
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