
With five stages, starting on the 8th of June, the peloton travels back to the Netherlands for the ZLM Tour. A race marked by the presence every years of top quality sprinters and classics riders looking for a less mountainous preparation for the national championships and the Tour de France.
The final startlist includes: Olav Kooij, Elia Viviani, Jhonatan Narváez, Magnus Sheffield, Sam Welsford, Jakub Mareczko, Timothy Dupont, Mihkel Räim, Arvid de Kleijn and Bram Welten.
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Jumbo - Visma
1 Sande, Tosh Van der
2 Hessmann, Michel
3 Kooij, Olav
4 Dijke, Mick van
5 Dijke, Tim van
6 Emden, Jos van
7 Boven, Lars
INEOS Grenadiers
11 Viviani, Elia
12 Heiduk, Kim
13 Narváez, Jhonatan
15 Sheffield, Magnus
16 Turner, Ben
17 Wurf, Cameron
Team DSM
21 Degenkolb, John
22 Bittner, Pavel
24 Eddy, Patrick
25 Eekhoff, Nils
26 Naberman, Tim
27 Welsford, Sam
Alpecin - Fenix
31 Mareczko, Jakub
33 Dehairs, Simon
34 Thwaites, Scott
35 Leysen, Senne
36 Vermote, Julien
37 Wyseure, Joran
Bingoal Pauwels Sauces WB
41 Dupont, Timothy
42 Maeght, Dorian De
43 Lauk, Karl Patrick
44 Peyskens, Dimitri
45 Desal, Cériel
46 Paquot, Tom
47 Wirtgen, Tom
Burgos - BH
51 Bol, Jetse
52 Ezquerra, Jesús
53 Fuentes, Angel
54 Lopez-Cózar, Juan Antonio
55 Molenaar, Alex
56 Orts, Felipe
57 Räim, Mihkel
Human Powered Health
61 Kleijn, Arvid de
62 Gibson, Matt
63 Brown, Nate
64 Joyce, Colin
65 Jensen, August
66 Krul, Wessel
67 Zukowsky, Nickolas
Sport Vlaanderen - Baloise
71 Braet, Vito
72 Colman, Alex
73 Wilde, Gilles De
74 Hesters, Jules
75 Fretin, Milan
76 Poucke, Aaron Van
77 Marit, Arne
National Team Netherlands
81 Langeveld, Sebastian
82 Berg, Lars van den
83 Meijers, Jeroen
84 Welten, Bram
85 Tuuk, Danny van der
87 Kreder, Raymond
ABLOC CT
91 Pluto, Mārtiņš
92 Bloem, Joren
93 Rasch, Jesper
94 Verburg, Luke
95 Loohuis, Lars
96 Juntunen, Antti-Jussi
97 Kopecký, Tomáš
Allinq Continental Cycling Team
101 Bierkens, Tim
102 Bogerd, Marien
103 Bootsveld, Jelle
104 Paterson, Aden
105 Peters, Arne
106 Schouten, Jasper
107 Horst, Dennis van der
BEAT Cycling
111 Schip, Jan-Willem van
112 Bouts, Jordy
113 Büchli, Matthijs
114 Janssen, Lucas
115 Dissel, Bram
116 Havik, Yoeri
117 Hoppezak, Vincent
Metec - Solarwatt pb Mantel
121 Broex, Victor
122 Lange, Thijs de
123 Hohmann, Lars
124 Konings, Roan
126 Tulner, Rens
127 Tuuk, Axel van der
VolkerWessels Cycling Team
131 Baak, Jord
132 Kroonen, Max
133 Lindeman, Bert-Jan
134 Meer, Nick van der
135 Sintmaartensdijk, Daan van
136 Sintmaartensdijk, Roel van
137 Wolffenbuttel, Nils
BIKE AID
141 Bouvier, Léo
142 Carstensen, Lucas
143 Rooij, Jesse de
144 Decker, Enzo
145 Schnapka, Matthias
146 Mol, Wesley
147 Pahlke, Jasper Levi
Riwal Cycling Team
151 Nørtoft, Morten Aalling
152 Salby, Alexander
153 Eriksson, Jacob
154 Eriksson, Lucas
155 Lisson, Christoffer
156 Reinders, Elmar
157 Søgaard, Kasper
Tarteletto - Isorex
161 Poorter, Maxime De
162 Demeyere, Torsten
163 Eyskens, Jeroen
164 Jordens, Jarno
165 Breussegem, Elias Van
167 Verhofstadt, Thibau
EvoPro Racing
171 Székely, Nathan
172 Murphy, Jack Bernard
173 Lucas, Eamon
174 Verheyen, Maarten
175 Boussaer, Bryan
177 Nolan, Seán

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