QUIZ: Every rider to start the 2023 Tour de France, how many can you name?
CyclingThursday, 19 October 2023 at 22:00
With the 2023 World Tour season at a close, we thought we'd take a look back at a dramatic, entertaining and action-packed year of cycling. As with any year in cycling, the Tour de France is one of the highlights but how well do you remember this year's edition of the race?
In the quiz, courtesy of 'Porthidium' on Sporcle, you are tasked with naming as many of the 176 riders to start the 2023 Tour de France as you can in twenty minutes. Have a go down below and be sure to let us know how you did!
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