Start Times & Order Between February 8 and 11, one of the most popular races of the French calendar will take place in France. After a year's absence, the cyclists return to competition in the Tour de la Provence, with four hard days and a prologue to open the mouth;
The first of the cyclists to take the start will be the Italian Edoardo Burani at 13:15 hours and the last will be the local idol Bruno Armirail. Mads Pedersen, the big star of this edition, will start at 14:09 hours CET. The opening prologue has 5 kilometers to create the first differences in the general classification.
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Time Bib number First name Last name Team
13:15 167 * BURANI Edoardo BTC
13:16 147 BICKMORE Cade PEC
13:17 133 DARBELLAY Valentin COR
13:18 126 RAISBERG Nadav IPT
13:19 115 DECLERCQ Tim LTK
13:20 103 BEZZA Quentin PWB
13:21 97 KNECHT Noah NMC
13:22 81 CABOT Jeremy AUB
13:23 61 DUJARDIN Sandy TEN
13:24 53 DEKKER David ARK
13:25 47 * RYE-JOHNSEN Jon UCN
13:26 37 DE MEESTER Luca BWB
13:27 25 * LE HUITOUZE Eddy GFC
13:28 14 KNIGHT Oliver COF
13:29 7 TOUZE Damien DAT
13:30 166 * VANNI Michael BTC
13:31 156 * DOSTIYEV Ilkhan AQD
13:32 146 MCGILL Scott PEC
13:33 137 VAN EMPEL Etienne COR
13:34 124 FRIGO Marco IPT
13:35 117 VERGAERDE Otto LTK
13:36 101 BARBIER Pierre PWB
13:37 96 KONIJN Alexander NMC
13:38 82 LECROQ Jérémy AUB
13:39 76 AVOINE Kévin VRL
13:40 65 BONIFACE Lucas TEN
13:41 56 * GILLET Baptiste ARK
13:42 44 * HUE Antoine UCN
13:43 36 * BERNARD Thibaut BWB
13:44 23 WATSON Samuel GFC
13:45 11 ZINGLE Axel COF
13:46 6 WARBASSE Lawrence DAT
13:47 165 * ROSSI Nicola BTC
13:48 155 * REMKHI Rudolf AQD
13:49 145 BOARDMAN Samuel PEC
13:50 136 IACCHI Alessandro COR
13:51 125 PICKRELL Riley IPT
13:52 116 GIBBONS Ryan LTK
13:53 102 BARBIER Rudy PWB
13:54 95 NARBONNE ZUCCARELLI Axel NMC
13:55 87 CARDIS Romain AUB
13:56 75 MOLLY Kenny VRL
13:57 62 FERRON Valentin TEN
13:58 54 GARCIA PIERNA Raul ARK
13:59 42 * BOULET Enzo UCN
14:00 35 PORTSMOUTH Thomas BWB
14:01 22 ROCHAS Rémy GFC
14:02 15 GOUGEARD Alexis COF
14:03 3 PETERS Nans DAT
14:04 164 IMPELLIZZERI Simone BTC
14:05 154 * REMKHE Andrey AQD
14:06 144 ARNOPOL Richard PEC
14:07 135 STÖCKLI Jan COR
14:08 123 SHEEHAN Riley IPT
14:09 111 PEDERSEN Mads LTK
14:10 106 GUERIN Alexis PWB
14:11 94 * CROMMELINCK Melvin NMC
14:12 84 DELETTRE Alexandre AUB
14:13 72 MORIN Emmanuel VRL
14:14 63 BONNET Thomas
14:15 52 * COSTIOU Ewen ARK
14:16 45 GUEGAN Mael UCN
14:17 34 VAN POPPEL Sébastien BWB
14:18 21 BYSTRØM Sven Erik GFC
14:19 12 CHAMPION Thomas COF
14:20 5 * GAUTHERAT Pierre DAT
14:21 163 * FEDE Gabriel BTC
14:22 153 * REIBSCH Jonas AQD
14:23 143 SCALA JR. Hugo PEC
14:24 134 AMELLA Matteo COR
14:25 127 HOLLYMAN Mason IPT
14:26 112 KIRSCH Alex LTK
14:27 104 VANDENBOGAERDE Jens PWB
14:28 93 LEONIEN Alexandre NMC
14:29 83 DELBOVE Joris AUB
14:30 74 GUILLON Celestin VRL
14:31 64 JOUSSEAUME Alan TEN
14:32 51 CHAMPOUSSIN Clément ARK
14:33 41 JALADEAU Artus UCN
14:34 33 VERMOOTE Jelle BWB
14:35 24 * GERMANI Lorenzo GFC
14:36 16 WOOD Harrison COF
14:37 1 BENNETT Sam DAT
14:38 162 BIANCALANI Andrea BTC
14:39 152 * AGUILERA JORBA Nil AQD
14:40 142 RHIM Brendan PEC
14:41 132 DEBONS Antoine COR
14:42 122 HOFSTETTER Hugo IPT
14:43 114 * SÖDERQVIST Jakob LTK
14:44 107 SAVER Kasper PWB
14:45 92 * HENNEQUIN Paul NMC
14:46 86 * BENETEAU Lucas AUB
14:47 71 LEVEAU Jérémy VRL
14:48 66 GRELLIER Fabien TEN
14:49 55 * EPIS Giosue' ARK
14:50 46 PLAMONDON Robin UCN
14:51 32 SALBY Alexander BWB
14:52 26 WALLS Matthew GFC
14:53 13 NOPPE Christophe COF
14:54 4 GODON Dorian DAT
14:55 161 RAIMONDI Alex BTC
14:56 151 * ZANINI Simone AQD
14:57 141 STITES Tyler PEC
14:58 131 * PONOMAR Andrii COR
14:59 121 VAN ASBROECK Tom IPT
15:00 113 BERNARD Julien LTK
15:01 105 VANOVERBERGHE Mathias PWB
15:02 91 COUANON Jonathan NMC
15:03 85 BREUILLARD Nicolas AUB
15:04 73 LEROUX Samuel VRL
15:05 67 VERCHER Matteo TEN
15:06 57 OWSIAN Lukasz ARK
15:07 43 * BRIAND Enzo UCN
15:08 31 VANDEPITTE Nathan BWB
15:09 27 VAN DEN BERG Lars GFC
15:10 17 ROBEET Ludovic COF
15:11 2 ARMIRAIL Bruno DAT
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Juan Larra is a writer for Cyclinguptodate and editor-in-chief of Ciclismoaldia, where he has played a central role since its inception. Under his leadership, the website has become a trusted source for professional cycling coverage, offering in-depth analysis, news, and feature stories.
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