Final startlist GP de Quebec 2026 - Riders: Remco Evenepoel, Isaac del Toro, Tom Pidcock, Paul Seixas and more
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The Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec returns on Friday, 11 September 2026, bringing another high-quality WorldTour field to the start line in Canada for the first half of the traditional Quebec-Montreal double-header.
Held on the demanding circuit around Quebec City, the race regularly produces an intriguing battle between puncheurs, Classics specialists and fast finishers capable of surviving repeated climbing.
With the World Championships in Montreal also now looming later this month, this year's edition carries added significance for a number of riders building towards one of the biggest targets of the season.
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Below, you can find the startlist for the 2026 Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec.
Evenepoel, Del Toro and Pidcock headline stacked field
Remco Evenepoel is among the biggest names set to line up, with the Belgian using the Canadian races as part of his build towards the World Championships in Montreal. Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe also bring Maxim Van Gils, giving them another dangerous option on the punchy Quebec circuit.
UAE Team Emirates – XRG arrive with particularly impressive strength in depth. Isaac del Toro headlines a seven-rider selection which also includes Brandon McNulty, Jhonatan Narvaez, Adam Yates, Tim Wellens, Florian Vermeersch and Felix Grossschartner.
Tom Pidcock leads Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, while Paul Seixas is another of the standout names as the French teenager continues his remarkable 2026 season with Decathlon CMA CGM Team. Seixas is joined by Tiesj Benoot and Paul Lapeira.
Paul Seixas finished 4th at the 2026 Tour de France on debut
Few riders have a stronger history in Quebec than Michael Matthews, with the Australian a three-time winner of the race. Team Jayco AlUla also bring Mauro Schmid, while Tudor Pro Cycling Team can look towards former Monument winner Marc Hirschi.
Elsewhere, Lidl-Trek have several possible cards through Juan Ayuso, Giulio Ciccone, Quinn Simmons and Derek Gee-West, while Matteo Jorgenson leads a strong Team Visma | Lease a Bike selection.
Other notable names include Ben Healy, Alberto Bettiol, Michael Woods, Corbin Strong, Michal Kwiatkowski, Magnus Sheffield, Lennert Van Eetvelt, Sergio Higuita, Kasper Asgreen, Maximilian Schachmann and Kaden Groves.
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Final Startlist GP de Quebec 2026
| UAE Team Emirates XRG | |
| 1 | Del Toro, Isaac |
| 2 | Grossschartner, Felix |
| 3 | McNulty, Brandon |
| 4 | Narváez, Jhonatan |
| 5 | Vermeersch, Florian |
| 6 | Wellens, Tim |
| 7 | Yates, Adam |
| Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe | |
| 11 | Evenepoel, Remco |
| 12 | Aleotti, Giovanni |
| 13 | Cattaneo, Mattia |
| 14 | Herzog, Emil |
| 15 | Tratnik, Jan |
| 16 | Gils, Maxim Van |
| 17 | Denz, Nico |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike | |
| 21 | Jorgenson, Matteo |
| 23 | Campenaerts, Victor |
| 24 | Fiorelli, Filippo |
| 25 | Rex, Tim |
| 26 | Lemmen, Bart |
| 27 | Kelderman, Wilco |
| Decathlon CMA CGM Team | |
| 31 | Seixas, Paul |
| 32 | Benoot, Tiesj |
| 33 | Isidore, Noa |
| 34 | Lapeira, Paul |
| 35 | Bissegger, Stefan |
| 36 | Pedersen, Rasmus Søjberg |
| 37 | Prodhomme, Nicolas |
| Lidl - Trek | |
| 41 | Simmons, Quinn |
| 42 | Ayuso, Juan |
| 43 | Oomen, Sam |
| 44 | Ciccone, Giulio |
| 45 | Gee-West, Derek |
| 46 | Sobrero, Matteo |
| 47 | Skujiņš, Toms |
| XDS Astana Team | |
| 51 | Bettiol, Alberto |
| 52 | Higuita, Sergio |
| 53 | Gate, Aaron |
| 54 | Silva, Thomas |
| 55 | Lopez, Harold Martin |
| 56 | Livyns, Arjen |
| 57 | Toneatti, Davide |
| Bahrain Victorious | |
| 61 | Zambanini, Edoardo |
| 62 | Arndt, Nikias |
| 63 | Borgo, Alessandro |
| 64 | Eulálio, Afonso |
| 65 | Segaert, Alec |
| 66 | Stannard, Robert |
| 67 | Stockwell, Oliver |
| Netcompany INEOS | |
| 71 | Kwiatkowski, Michal |
| 72 | Arensman, Thymen |
| 73 | August, AJ |
| 74 | Shmidt, Artem |
| 75 | Foss, Tobias |
| 76 | Rivera, Brandon |
| 77 | Sheffield, Magnus |
| Soudal - Quick-Step | |
| 81 | Schachmann, Maximilian |
| 82 | Cras, Steff |
| 83 | Pedersen, Casper |
| 84 | Raccagni, Andrea |
| 85 | Reinderink, Pepijn |
| 86 | Wilder, Ilan Van |
| 87 | Vervaeke, Louis |
| Alpecin - Premier Tech | |
| 91 | Groves, Kaden |
| 92 | Bayer, Tobias |
| 93 | Belmans, Lennert |
| 94 | Dockx, Aaron |
| 95 | Planckaert, Edward |
| 96 | Uhlig, Henri |
| 97 | Vergallito, Luca |
| Uno-X Mobility | |
| 101 | Charmig, Anthon |
| 102 | Bystrøm, Sven Erik |
| 103 | Holter, Ådne |
| 104 | Ingebrigtsen, Storm |
| 105 | Kamp, Alexander |
| 106 | Skaarseth, Anders |
| 107 | Svarre, Tobias |
| Team Jayco AlUla | |
| 111 | Matthews, Michael |
| 112 | Donaldson, Robert |
| 113 | Durbridge, Luke |
| 114 | Foldager, Anders |
| 115 | Gamper, Patrick |
| 116 | Juul-Jensen, Chris |
| 117 | Schmid, Mauro |
| EF Education - EasyPost | |
| 121 | Healy, Ben |
| 122 | Asgreen, Kasper |
| 123 | Baudin, Alex |
| 124 | Quinn, Sean |
| 125 | Lamperti, Luke |
| 126 | Simmons, Colby |
| 127 | Leonard, Michael |
| NSN Cycling Team | |
| 131 | Boivin, Guillaume |
| 132 | Côté, Pier-André |
| 133 | Raisberg, Nadav |
| 134 | Pinarello, Alessandro |
| 135 | Sheehan, Riley |
| 136 | Smith, Dion |
| 137 | Strong, Corbin |
| Movistar Team | |
| 141 | Moro, Manlio |
| 142 | Hessmann, Michel |
| 143 | Novák, Pavel |
| 144 | Oliveira, Nelson |
| 145 | Formolo, Davide |
| 146 | Maciejuk, Filip |
| 147 | Sanchez, Pelayo |
| Lotto - Intermarché | |
| 151 | Grignard, Sébastien |
| 152 | Berckmoes, Jenno |
| 153 | Beullens, Cedric |
| 154 | Gualdi, Simone |
| 155 | Rutsch, Jonas |
| 156 | Eetvelt, Lennert Van |
| 157 | Zimmermann, Georg |
| Groupama - FDJ United | |
| 161 | Costiou, Ewen |
| 162 | Braz Afonso, Clément |
| 163 | Fontaine, Titouan |
| 164 | Gruel, Thibaud |
| 165 | Jacobs, Johan |
| 166 | Pacher, Quentin |
| 167 | Russo, Clément |
| Team Picnic PostNL | |
| 171 | Broek, Frank van den |
| 172 | Barguil, Warren |
| 173 | Dhondt, Robbe |
| 174 | Faure-Prost, Alexy |
| 175 | Knox, James |
| 176 | Naberman, Tim |
| 177 | Flynn, Sean |
| Tudor Pro Cycling Team | |
| 181 | Hirschi, Marc |
| 182 | Kolze Changizi, Sebastian |
| 183 | Mikutis, Aivaras |
| 184 | Stork, Florian |
| 185 | Voisard, Yannis |
| 186 | Wirtgen, Luc |
| 187 | Donzé, Robin |
| Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | |
| 191 | Pidcock, Tom |
| 192 | Donovan, Mark |
| 193 | Hermans, Quinten |
| 194 | Howson, Damien |
| 195 | Meurisse, Xandro |
| 196 | Moer, Brent Van |
| 197 | Zukowsky, Nick |
| Modern Adventure Pro Cycling | |
| 201 | Oliver, Ben |
| 202 | Carpenter, Robin |
| 203 | Boardman, Samuel |
| 204 | Bod, Stefan de |
| 205 | Haug, Kieran |
| 206 | Munton, Byron |
| 207 | Pickrell, Riley |
| Équipe Nationale Canada | |
| 211 | Gauthier, Jérôme |
| 212 | Couture, Samuel |
| 213 | Roy, Jacob |
| 214 | Seguin, Gabriel |
| 215 | Smith, Adam |
| 216 | Walton, Jonas |
| 217 | Woods, Michael |
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