Startlist Flèche Wallonne Femmes 2026 | Riders: Vollering, Ferrand-Prévot, Niewiadoma, van der Breggen, Vallières, Blasi...
CyclingTuesday, 21 April 2026 at 17:17
On the 22nd of April the women's peloton takes on La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, one of the most difficult one-day races in the calendar which finishes atop the iconic Mur de Huy, one of the steepest final climbs of the World Tour calendar, which marks the Belgian classic. We take a look at its startlist.
Download the startlist in A4. The second of the Ardennes classics is certainly going to deliver and it brings to the front a luxurious startlist including almost all of the strongest climber and classics specialists in the peloton. Starting with the number 1 will be Puck Pieterse, who will be leading Fenix - Premier Tech.
Demi Vollering will be leading an FDJ United - Suez which will also have Elise Chabbey and Évita Muzic ready to support her; Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto will be supporting Katarzyna Niewiadoma who was second in Amstel; Team SD Worx - ProTime in the meantime does not have Lotte Kopecky at the start but will have Anna van der Breggen in the lead.
Movistar follow suit with Liane Lippert; Team Visma | Lease a Bike have the mythical Pauline Ferrand-Prévot who has a well suited finale to her abilities; Lidl-Trek has Niamh Fisher-Black and EF Education - Oatly is also going to be part of the mix with World Champion Magdeleine Vallières and Noemi Rüegg both at the start.
UAE Team ADQ have Amstel Gold Race winner Paula Blasi and her Spanish compatriot Mavi García in the lead; whilst we will also see the likes of Ashleigh Moolman-Pasip, Monica Trinca Colonel and Nina Buijsman in the lead of rival teams.
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Startlist Flèche Wallonne Femmes 2026
| Fenix - Premier Tech | ||
| 1 | Pieterse, Puck | |
| 2 | Casasola, Sara | |
| 3 | Claes, Lotte | |
| 4 | Kastelijn, Yara | |
| 5 | Schrempf, Carina | |
| 6 | Alphen, Aniek van | |
| FDJ United - SUEZ | ||
| 11 | Vollering, Demi | |
| 12 | Berthet, Juliette | |
| 13 | Chabbey, Elise | |
| 14 | Curinier, Léa | |
| 15 | Muzic, Evita | |
| 16 | Agt, Eva van | |
| Canyon - SRAM zondacrypto | ||
| 21 | Niewiadoma-Phinney, Kasia | |
| 22 | Bradbury, Neve | |
| 23 | Czapla, Justyna | |
| 24 | Ludwig, Cecilie Uttrup | |
| 25 | Niedermaier, Antonia | |
| 26 | Paladin, Soraya | |
| Movistar Team Women | ||
| 31 | Lippert, Liane | |
| 32 | Barale, Francesca | |
| 33 | Baril, Olivia | |
| 34 | Magalhães, Tota | |
| 35 | Martín, Sara | |
| 36 | Meijer, Mareille | |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike Women | ||
| 41 | Ferrand-Prévot, Pauline | |
| 42 | Bunel, Marion | |
| 43 | Chladoňová, Viktória | |
| 44 | Vries, Femke de | |
| 45 | Reijnhout, Rosita | |
| 46 | Dam, Sarah van | |
| Lidl - Trek Women | ||
| 51 | Fisher-Black, Niamh | |
| 52 | Adegeest, Loes | |
| 53 | Bauernfeind, Ricarda | |
| 54 | Holmgren, Isabella | |
| 55 | Markus, Riejanne | |
| 56 | Spratt, Amanda | |
| Team SD Worx - Protime | ||
| 61 | Breggen, Anna van der | |
| 62 | Bredewold, Mischa | |
| 63 | Cavallar, Valentina | |
| 64 | Häberlin, Steffi | |
| 65 | Harvey, Mikayla | |
| 66 | Vinke, Nienke | |
| EF Education - Oatly | ||
| 71 | Vallières, Magdeleine | |
| 72 | Dubau-Prévot, Axelle | |
| 73 | Kagevi, Stina | |
| 74 | Knaven, Mirre | |
| 75 | Rüegg, Noemi | |
| 76 | Towers, Alice | |
| AG Insurance - Soudal Team | ||
| 81 | Moolman, Ashleigh | |
| 82 | Schepper, Lore De | |
| 83 | Louw, Anya | |
| 84 | Manly, Alex | |
| 85 | Moerman, Tess | |
| 86 | Velde, Julie Van de | |
| UAE Team ADQ | ||
| 91 | García, Mavi | |
| 92 | Amialiusik, Alena | |
| 93 | Blasi, Paula | |
| 94 | Magnaldi, Erica | |
| 95 | Marturano, Greta | |
| 96 | Squiban, Maeva | |
| Uno-X Mobility Women | ||
| 101 | Aalerud, Katrine | |
| 102 | Beekhuis, Teuntje | |
| 103 | Gåskjenn, Ingvild | |
| 104 | Haugset, Sigrid Ytterhus | |
| 105 | Koster, Anouska | |
| St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93 WE | ||
| 111 | Emond, Clara | |
| 112 | Franz, Heidi | |
| 113 | Grangier, India | |
| 114 | Jackson, Alison | |
| 115 | Morier, Émilie | |
| 116 | Muller, Solène | |
| Team Picnic PostNL Women | ||
| 121 | Fityus, Lucie | |
| 122 | Keersmaeker, Audrey De | |
| 123 | Heremans, Ella | |
| 124 | Hezinová, Daniela | |
| 125 | Londoño, Juliana | |
| 126 | Masetti, Gaia | |
| Liv AlUla Jayco | ||
| 131 | Trinca Colonel, Monica | |
| 132 | Gontova, Nadia | |
| 133 | Smulders, Silke | |
| 134 | Talbot, Josie | |
| 135 | Vitillo, Matilde | |
| 136 | Wyllie, Ella | |
| Cofidis Women Team | ||
| 141 | Comte, Ema | |
| 142 | Bego, Julie | |
| 143 | Geurts, Mijntje | |
| 144 | Guilman, Victorie | |
| 145 | Ludwig, Hannah | |
| Human Powered Health | ||
| 151 | Buijsman, Nina | |
| 152 | Blanco, Yurani | |
| 153 | Cipressi, Carlotta | |
| 154 | Mitterwallner, Mona | |
| 155 | Raaijmakers, Marit | |
| 156 | Ryo, Titia | |
| Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadi | ||
| 161 | Ostolaza, Usoa | |
| 162 | Amondarain, Naia | |
| 163 | Aranguren, Irati | |
| 164 | Biriukova, Yuliia | |
| 165 | Jørgensen, Tiril | |
| 166 | Patiño, Paula | |
| VolkerWessels Cycling Team Women | ||
| 171 | Eisen, Malou | |
| 172 | Jansen, Eline | |
| 173 | Molenaar, Laura | |
| 174 | Vollering, Bodine | |
| Lotto - Intermarché Ladies | ||
| 181 | Boels, Dina | |
| 182 | Meert, Marieke | |
| 183 | Nijssen, Annelies | |
| 184 | Seynave, Ilken | |
| 185 | Tas, Sandrine | |
| Ma Petite Entreprise | ||
| 191 | Asencio, Laura | |
| 192 | Coston, Morgane | |
| 193 | Latimier, Clémence | |
| 194 | Le Mouël, Célia | |
| 195 | Mahé, Océane | |
| 196 | Stern, Léa | |
| Mayenne Monbana My Pie | ||
| 201 | Allione, Marine | |
| 202 | Coutinho, Alice | |
| 203 | Hall, Francesca | |
| 204 | Mrugal, Allison | |
| 205 | Perekitko, Karolina | |
| 206 | Quinn, Natalie |
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