Preliminary startlist Profronde van Drenthe with Welsford, Thijssen, Hofstetter, Campenaerts and De Bondt
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Startlist. After the women's race, the men also get to race in Drenthe. The Profronde van Drenthe takes place on the 12th of March and sees the riders on the same roads, in one of the many spring classics.
The preliminary startlist includes riders such as: Dries van Gestel, Dries de Bondt, Jenthe Biermans, Hugo Hofstetter, Luca Mozzato, Gerben Thijssen, Sam Welsford and Victor Campenaerts.
Click here to download and print the startlist on A4!
Start Time: 10:37CET.
Finish Time: 15:10CET.
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