
The Grand Prix La Marseillaise is the first race in the French calendar every year and opens up the competition for many riders in the peloton. The hilly classic will take place on the 1st of February, with an estimated start and finish time at 12:40 and 16:30CET. We take a look at its startlist.
Originally known simply as La Marseillaise before adopting its current title, the race has become a staple for the start of the season and an important early test for World Tour, ProTeams and Continental teams alike. The likes of Bernard Hinault, Jan Raas and Richard Virenque were amongst the first to win this race which was created in 1980, immediately creating an important reputation.
In recent years we've had a mix of classics riders and sprinters taking the victory, in different race situations despite having very similar courses. This decade, we've seen victories from Benoît Cosnefroy, Aurélien Paret-Peintre, Amaury Capiot, Neilson Powless, Kevin Geniets - whilst Valentin Ferron took a victory from a reduced peloton last year.
Download the startlist in A4. The startlist is packed with quality names, headlined by men such as Bryan Coquard, Paul Lapeira, Lukas Kubis, Clément Venturini and Jordan Labrosse.
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Startlist GP La Marseillaise 2026
Cofidis
1 Biermans, Jenthe
2 Coquard, Bryan
3 Renard, Alexis
4 Izquierdo, Clément
5 Ourselin, Paul
6 Maas, Jan
Alpecin - Premier Tech
11 Bayer, Tobias
12 Belmans, Lennert
13 Debruyne, Ramses
14 Houle, Hugo
15 Uhlig, Henri
16 Thijssen, Gerben
17 Ramsay, Noah
Decathlon CMA CGM Team
21 Dewulf, Stan
22 Haugland, Kasper
23 Isidore, Noa
24 Labrosse, Jordan
25 Lapeira, Paul
26 Pollefliet, Gianluca
27 Pringle, Nate
Groupama - FDJ United
31 Barthe, Cyril
32 Costiou, Ewen
33 Decomble, Maxime
34 Germani, Lorenzo
35 Huens, Axel
36 Loulergue, Victor
37 Grégoire, Baptiste
Lotto - Intermarché
41 Braet, Vito
42 Schuyteneer, Steffen De
43 Grignard, Sébastien
44 Grisel, Matys
45 Kockelmann, Mathieu
46 Slock, Liam
47 Wynkele, Lorenz Van de
Solution Tech NIPPO Rali
51 Arashiro, Yukiya
52 Piras, Andrea
53 Balmer, Alexandre
54 Meo, Felix James
55 Granger, Ben
57 Verrando, Luca
MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
61 Verre, Alessandro
62 Budziński, Marcin
63 Buratti, Nicolò
64 Chesini, Cesare
65 Cipollini, Edoardo
66 Masnada, Fausto
67 Zoccarato, Samuele
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
71 Oldani, Stefano
73 Molenaar, Alex
74 Prades, Eduard
75 Diaz, Alex
76 Lospitao, Pablo
77 Corres, Gorka
Unibet Rose Rockets
81 Augé, Ronan
82 Müller, Tobias
83 Venturini, Clément
84 Kopecký, Tomáš
85 Kubiš, Lukáš
86 Larsen, Niklas
87 Mouris, Wessel
TotalEnergies
91 Dauphin, Florian
92 Delettre, Alexandre
93 Dujardin, Sandy
94 Jeannière, Emilien
95 Marcerou, Nicola
96 Retailleau, Valentin
97 Thierry, Pierre
Euskaltel - Euskadi
101 Berasategi, Xabier
102 Alustiza, Nicolás
103 Lastra, Jonathan
104 Lopez, Jordi
105 Martín, Gotzon
106 Murguialday, Jokin
107 Tuuk, Axel van der
Equipo Kern Pharma
111 Aznar, Hugo
112 Gimeno, Nil
113 Gomez, Iker
114 Carrascosa, Pablo
115 Martín, José María
116 Perez, César
117 Retegi, Mikel
Burgos Burpellet BH
121 Quartucci, Lorenzo
122 Alleno, Clément
123 Fagúndez, Eric
124 Fajardo, Adrián
125 Kmínek, Vojtěch
126 Mayer, Alexandre
127 Alvarez, Rodrigo
Team Polti VisitMalta
131 Bessega, Tommaso
132 Giuliano, Dario
133 Maestri, Mirco
134 Mifsud, Andrea
135 Muñoz, Fran
137 Bais, Davide
Elite Fondations Cycling Team
141 George, Alfred
142 Tissières, Arnaud
143 Bagou, Guillaume
144 Aebersold, Nils
145 Sommer, Jan
146 Jean, Victor
147 Darbellay, Valentin
St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93
151 Beneteau, Lucas
152 Berger, Antoine
153 Cardis, Romain
154 Champion, Thomas
155 Delacroix, Théo
156 Guglielmi, Simon
157 Simon, Yohann
Van Rysel Roubaix
161 Hardouin, Louis
162 Heremans, Joppe
163 Jarnet, Maxime
164 Molly, Kenny
165 Raugel, Antoine
166 Tendon, Arnaud
167 Théot, Killian
Nice Métropole Côte dAzur
171 Hänninen, Jaakko
172 Konijn, Alexander
173 Mainguenaud, Tom
174 Gillet, Baptiste
175 Massa, Dylan
176 Carty, Jahkim
177 Davy, Clément
CIC Pro Cycling Academy
181 Chaussinand, Joris
182 Fayolle, Jean-Loup
183 Guégan, Maël
184 Guernalec, Victor
185 Langella, Lenaïc
186 Lozouet, Léandre
187 Mariault, Axel
AVC Aix Provence Dole
191 Barrillot, Bohémond
192 Brookes, Joseph
193 Brough, Jack
194 Guay, Mathis
195 Layrac, Gabriel
196 Marin, Julien
197 Raus, Jerome

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