Final startlist women's European Championships with Wiebes, Balsamo, Norsgaard, Van Dijk and Bastianelli
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On the closing day of the European championships, the women's field will be racing the Elite road race in the 21st of August in Munich, where an important jersey and a big win will be up for grabs in what is a sprinter-friendly race.
The final startlist includes strong riders such as: Charoltte Kool, Floortje Mackaij, Ellen van Dijk, Riejanne Markus, Lorena Wiebes, Elisa Balsamo, Marta Bastianelli, Maria Giulia Confalonieri, Marlen Reusser, Lisa Brennauer, Lisa Klein, Liane Lipper, Audrey Cordon-Ragot, Emma Norsgaard, Sheyla Gutiérrez and Christine Majerus.
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Netherlands
1 Jong, Thalita de
2 Kool, Charlotte
3 Korevaar, Jeanne
4 Koster, Anouska
5 Mackaij, Floortje
6 Markus, Riejanne
7 Dijk, Ellen van
8 Wiebes, Lorena
Italy
9 Balsamo, Elisa
10 Barbieri, Rachele
11 Bastianelli, Marta
12 Cecchini, Elena
13 Confalonieri, Maria Giulia
14 Fidanza, Arianna
15 Guarischi, Barbara
16 Sanguineti, Ilaria
Swiss
17 Baur, Caroline
18 Fuchs, Lea
19 Reusser, Marlen
20 Stark, Michelle
Belgium
21 Cant, Sanne
22 Baat, Kim de
23 Demey, Valerie
24 Ghekiere, Justine
25 Meertens, Lone
26 Truyen, Marthe
27 Velde, Julie Van de
28 Vandenbulcke, Jesse
Germany
29 Brausse, Franziska
30 Brennauer, Lisa
31 Kasper, Romy
32 Klein, Lisa
33 Koch, Franziska
34 Kröger, Mieke
35 Lippert, Liane
36 Teutenberg, Lea Lin
France
37 Berteau, Victoire
38 Cordon-Ragot, Audrey
39 Demay, Coralie
40 Duval, Eugénie
41 Fortin, Valentine
42 Labous, Juliette
43 Verhulst, Gladys
44 Vigié, Margaux
Poland
45 Brzezna, Monika
46 Jaskulska, Marta
47 Kumiega, Karolina
48 Lach, Marta
49 Pikulik, Daria
50 Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka
Denmark
51 Norsgaard Bjerg, Emma
52 Brandt Heisel, Maja Winther
53 Dideriksen, Amalie
54 Holmsgaard, Trine
55 Jensen, Marita
56 Leth, Julie
57 Rützou, Mia Sofie
Spain
58 Alonso, Sandra
59 Benito, Mireia
60 Blanco, Yurani
61 Gutiérrez, Sheyla
62 Isasi, Ziortza
63 Martín, Sara
64 Oyarbide, Lourdes
Austria
65 Reichert, Alina
66 Rijkes, Sarah
67 Schrempf, Carina
68 Schweinberger, Christina
69 Schweinberger, Kathrin
70 Thanner, Gabriela
Norway
71 Andersen, Susanne
72 Borgli, Stine
73 Eriksen, Malin
74 Gaskjenn, Ingvild
Slovenia
75 Bujak, Eugenia
76 Kern, Spela
77 Zigart, Urška
Sweden
78 Eklund, Nathalie
79 Fahlin, Emilia
80 Nilsson, Hanna
Lithuania
81 Leleivytė, Rasa
82 Cešulienė, Inga
Luxembourg
83 Majerus, Christine
Serbia
84 Erić, Jelena
Czech Republic
85 Bajgerová, Nikola
86 Hájková, Marketa
87 Neumanova, Tereza
88 Nosková, Nikola
Israel
89 Gafinovitz, Rotem
90 Shapira, Omer
Latvia
91 Carbonari, Anastasia
92 Rožlapa, Dana
Iceland
93 Sigurðardóttir, Hafdís
94 Jóhannesdóttir, Silja
Ireland
95 Sharpe, Alice
Portugal
96 Martins, Maria
Finland
97 Gröndahl, Antonia
98 Vainionpää, Laura
Romania
99 Muresan, Manuela

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