Startlist European championships women's elite road race 2026 - Riders: Demi Vollering, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, Lorena Wiebes, Elisa Longo Borghini, Marlen Reusser and more
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The elite women’s road race at the 2026 European Championships brings another top-tier peloton chasing the continental title and the European champion’s jersey on Saturday, the 3rd of October 2026. Below, you will find the startlist for the race.
The riders tackle the Women’s European Championships on the road with a start list led by several of the peloton’s standout names. The Netherlands lines up a formidable squad spearheaded by Demi Vollering and Lorena Wiebes, while Italy fields Elisa Longo Borghini and Silvia Persico.
Poland also brings a competitive selection with Kasia Niewiadoma, Marta Lach, and Dominika Wlodarczyk, while Spain will be represented by Mavi García, supported by Alicia González, Sara Martín, and Usoa Ostolaza.

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Switzerland has Marlen Reusser as its prime card, supported by Noemi Rüegg, Lea Fuchs, Steffi Häberlin, Léa Stern, Petra Stiasny, and Ginia Caluori. France presents a solid unit with Cédrine Kerbaol, Evita Muzic, Maeva Squiban, and Juliette Berthet.
Germany lines up Liane Lippert, Antonia Niedermaier, Ricarda Bauernfeind, Franziska Koch, and Linda Riedmann; while Belgium is represented by Lotte Claes, Audrey De Keersmaeker, Sandrine Tas, Marthe Truyen, and Margot Vanpachtenbeke.
Norway will have only Tiril Jørgensen, while Austria fields Katharina Sadnik, Carina Schrempf, Kathrin Schweinberger, and Leila Gschwentner. Sweden will be represented by Julia Borgström.
Slovenia brings Nika Bobnar, Špela Kern, and Tjaša Sušnik, while Denmark names Minke Solbjørk Anderson, Christina Bragh Lorenzen, and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig. Luxembourg has Nina Berton and Marie Schreiber.
Ukraine will line up Valeriya Kononenko, Olha Kulynych, Maryna Altukhova, and Yuliia Biriukova. Hungary will be represented by Blanka Vas and Petra Zsankó, while Greece fields Varvara Fasoi and Eleftheria Giachou.
Portugal lines up Raquel Queirós and Beatriz Roxo, and Lithuania brings Akvile Gedraityte and Rasa Leleivytė. Cyprus will have Antri Christoforou, while Iceland, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Sweden, and Norway will have smaller delegations.
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Startlist European championships women's elite road race 2026
| Netherlands | ||
| 1 | Vries, Femke de | |
| 2 | Kraak, Amber | |
| 3 | Markus, Riejanne | |
| 4 | Nooijen, Lieke | |
| 5 | Pieterse, Puck | |
| 6 | Swinkels, Karlijn | |
| 7 | Vollering, Demi | |
| 8 | Wiebes, Lorena | |
| Italy | ||
| 9 | Barale, Francesca | |
| 10 | Borghesi, Letizia | |
| 11 | Gasparrini, Eleonora | |
| 12 | Longo Borghini, Elisa | |
| 13 | Masetti, Gaia | |
| 14 | Paladin, Soraya | |
| 15 | Persico, Silvia | |
| 16 | Silvestri, Debora | |
| Poland | ||
| 17 | Jaskulska, Marta | |
| 18 | Krześlak, Natalia | |
| 19 | Lach, Marta | |
| 20 | Niewiadoma-Phinney, Kasia | |
| 21 | Perekitko, Karolina | |
| 22 | Plosaj, Nikol | |
| 23 | Skalniak-Sójka, Agnieszka | |
| 24 | Wlodarczyk, Dominika | |
| Spain | ||
| 26 | García, Mavi | |
| 27 | González, Alicia | |
| 28 | Martín, Sara | |
| 29 | Ostolaza, Usoa | |
| Swiss | ||
| 30 | Caluori, Ginia | |
| 31 | Fuchs, Lea | |
| 32 | Häberlin, Steffi | |
| 33 | Reusser, Marlen | |
| 34 | Rüegg, Noemi | |
| 35 | Stern, Léa | |
| 36 | Stiasny, Petra | |
| France | ||
| 37 | Berthet, Juliette | |
| 38 | Curinier, Léa | |
| 39 | Kerbaol, Cédrine | |
| 40 | Le Mouël, Célia | |
| 41 | Le Net, Marie | |
| 42 | Morier, Émilie | |
| 43 | Muzic, Evita | |
| 44 | Squiban, Maeva | |
| Germany | ||
| 45 | Bauernfeind, Ricarda | |
| 46 | Koch, Franziska | |
| 47 | Lippert, Liane | |
| 48 | Niedermaier, Antonia | |
| 49 | Riedmann, Linda | |
| Belgium | ||
| 50 | Claes, Lotte | |
| 51 | Keersmaeker, Audrey De | |
| 52 | Tas, Sandrine | |
| 53 | Truyen, Marthe | |
| 54 | Vanpachtenbeke, Margot | |
| Norway | ||
| 55 | Jørgensen, Tiril | |
| Austria | ||
| 56 | Gschwentner, Leila | |
| 57 | Sadnik, Katharina | |
| 58 | Schrempf, Carina | |
| 59 | Schweinberger, Kathrin | |
| Sweden | ||
| 60 | Borgström, Julia | |
| Slovenia | ||
| 61 | Bobnar, Nika | |
| 62 | Kern, Špela | |
| 63 | Sušnik, Tjaša | |
| Denmark | ||
| 64 | Anderson, Minke Solbjørk | |
| 65 | Lorenzen, Christina Bragh | |
| 66 | Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup | |
| Luxembourg | ||
| 67 | Berton, Nina | |
| 68 | Schreiber, Marie | |
| Ukraine | ||
| 69 | Altukhova, Maryna | |
| 70 | Biriukova, Yuliia | |
| 71 | Kononenko, Valeriya | |
| 72 | Kulynych, Olha | |
| Czech Republic | ||
| 73 | Burlová, Kristýna | |
| Hungary | ||
| 74 | Vas, Blanka | |
| 75 | Zsankó, Petra | |
| Greece | ||
| 76 | Fasoi, Varvara | |
| 77 | Giachou, Eleftheria | |
| Lithuania | ||
| 78 | Gedraityte, Akvile | |
| 79 | Leleivytė, Rasa | |
| Cyprus | ||
| 80 | Christoforou, Antri | |
| Portugal | ||
| 81 | Queirós, Raquel | |
| 82 | Roxo, Beatriz | |
| Iceland | ||
| 83 | Gunnarsdóttir, Bríet Krsitý | |
| Bulgaria | ||
| 84 | Stoyanova, Gergana | |
| Belarus | ||
| 85 | Abramenka, Alina | |
| 86 | Amialiusik, Alena | |
| North Macedonia | ||
| 87 | Petrova, Elena | |
| Albania | ||
| 88 | Greco, Myral |

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