Startlist and Profiles Tour de Langkawi. Featuring Chaves, Izagirre, Sosa, Carthy, De Gendt and Molano
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From the 11th to the 18th of October what can be termed as the regular season's final stage-race will be taking place, in Malaysia. It's the Tour de Langkawi, featuring eight stages that suit many different riders, a 2.Pro rating and several World Tour teams who chose to be here because of the - now decided - fight for World Tour maintenance.
The race features eight different different, five of them designed purely for the sprinters, which have been attracted to the race to have a last chance to grab wins in 2022. Stage 1 will be hilly and provide for a tough opening day that should be relatively open into Kuala Lumpur. Stages 3 and 7 will be the decisive stages for the overall classification, with summit finishes at Genting Highlands (8.6Km; 8.6%) and Gunung Raya (13.3Km; 6%) making for the mountainous stages.
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Stage 1: Kuala Pilah - Kuala Lumpur, 115.9 kilometers

Stage 2: Kuala Klawang - Raub, 178.9 kilometers

Stage 3: Putrajaya - Genting Highlands, 123.7 kilometers

Stage 4: Sabak Bernam - Meru Raya, 137.9 kilometers

Stage 5: Kuala Kangsar - Kulim, 172 kilometers

Stage 6: George Town - Alor Setar, 120.4 kilometers

Stage 7: Kuah - Kunung Raya, 90.8 kilometers

Stage 8: Kuah - Kuah, 115.9 kilometers
The final startlist includes the likes of: George Bennett, Juan Sebastián Molano, Ion Izagirre, Thomas de Gendt, Max Kanter, Matteo Jorgenson, Iván Sosa, Hugh Carthy, Esteban Chaves, Gianni Moscon, Jakub Mareczko, Anthon Charmig and Eduardo Sepúlveda.
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UAE Team Emirates
1 Bennett, George
2 Costa, Rui
3 Gibbons, Ryan
4 Mirza, Yousif
5 Molano, Sebastián
6 Suter, Joel
Cofidis
11 Izagirre, Ion
12 Armée, Sander
14 Fernández, Rubén
15 Kreder, Wesley
16 Toumire, Hugo
Lotto Soudal
21 Barbero, Carlos
22 Gendt, Thomas De
23 Drizners, Jarrad
24 Janse van Rensburg, Reinardt
25 Moniquet, Sylvain
26 Selig, Rüdiger
Movistar Team
31 Kanter, Max
32 Rangel, Vinicius
33 Norsgaard, Mathias
34 Jorgenson, Matteo
35 Rubio, Einer
36 Sosa, Ivan
EF Education - EasyPost
41 Camargo, Diego
42 Todome, Yuhi
43 Carthy, Hugh
44 Berg, Marijn van den
45 Chaves, Esteban
46 Berg, Julius van den
Astana Qazaqstan Team
51 Moscon, Gianni
52 Gidich, Yevgeniy
53 Lopez, Harold Martin
54 Chzhan, Igor
55 Zeits, Andrey
56 Syritsa, Gleb
Alpecin - Deceuninck
61 Mareczko, Jakub
62 Bax, Sjoerd
63 Osborne, Jason
64 Bastiaens, Ayco
65 Taminiaux, Lionel
66 Poel, David van der
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
71 Charmig, Anthon
72 Eg, Niklas
73 Træen, Torstein
74 Blikra, Erlend
75 Fredheim, Stian
76 Kulset, Sindre
Drone Hopper - Androni Giocattoli
81 Bisolti, Alessandro
82 Holther, Trym
83 Grosu, Eduard
84 Sepúlveda, Eduardo
85 Tagliani, Filippo
86 Zurita, Ricardo
Burgos - BH
91 Fuentes, Angel
92 Fernández, Miguel Angel
93 Molenaar, Alex
94 Okamika, Ander
95 Peñalver, Manuel
96 Moreno, Adrià
Terengganu Polygon Cycling Team
101 Saleh, Mohd Harrif
102 Eyob, Metkel
103 Reguigui, Youcef
104 Budyak, Anatoliy
105 Sainbayar, Jambaljamts
106 Mohd Zariff, Muhammad Nur Aiman
ProTouch
111 Main, Kent
112 Ormiston, Callum
113 Da Silva, Tiano
114 Basson, Gustav
115 Munyaneza, Didier
116 Daumont, Paul
Team UKYO
121 Kreder, Raymond
122 Koishi, Yuma
123 Ishibashi, Manabu
124 Yoshioka, Naoya
125 Uga, Ryuki
ARA Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
131 Stenning, Oliver
132 Scott, Cameron
133 Bettles, Carter
134 Trezise, Declan
135 Richards, Kane
136 Wiggins, Craig
MULA
141 Royan, Muhammad Andy
142 Abbdurrohman, Muhammad
143 Cahyadi, Aiman
144 Hasan, Sandy Nur
145 Firdaus, Ahmad Yoga Ilham
146 Fathoni, Muhamad Nur
Thailand Continental Cycling Team
151 Chawchiangkwang, Peerapol
152 Sirironnachai, Sarawut
153 Chaiyasombat, Thanakhan
154 Phounsavath, Ariya
155 Liphongyu, Navuti
156 Yaowarat, Ratchanon
China Glory Continental Cycling Team
161 Lyu, Xianjing
162 Bennett, Sean
163 De Rossi, Lucas
164 Smit, Willie
165 Empel, Etienne van
Thailand National Team
171 Sakunthanaplum, Ponlawat
172 Inthapiw, Phuridet
173 Simons, Saharat
174 Thimachai, Kongphob
175 Pansasrd, Arttasorn
176 Kaewsuya, Supachok
Malaysia National Team
181 Zulkifle, Nik Mohamad Azman
182 Mohd Bakri, Sofian Nabil
183 Ahmad, Muhammad Ameen
184 Ahmad, Muhammad Ameer
185 Abdul Halil, Mohamad Izzat Hilmi
186 Kee, Zhe Yie
Philippine National Team
191 Felipe, Marcelo
192 Lumanog, Marco
193 Salazar, John
194 Pareja, Nichol Blanca
195 Bondoc, Rench Michael
196 Carcueva, Junreck

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