Startlist men's under-23 road race world championships 2026 - Riders: Ben Wiggins, Ashlin Barry, Cameron Rogers, Hector Alvaréz and more
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On the 25th of September, the World Championships will host the men's under-23 road race, featuring big riders such as. Below, you'll find the full official startlist.
The race will feature plenty of top teams at the start, each of them with quality riders capable of winning the race. France will have Aubin Sparfel, winner of the recent GP de Wallonie as their leader, for example, whilst Belgium will have Niels Driesen following his breakthrough top performance at the Tour de l'Avenir.
Great Britain will be at the start with the likes of Ben Wiggins and Elliot Rowe; the United States will have Visma's Ashlin Barry in the lead; Australia will have time trial specialist Cameron Rogers as their main headliner.
The Netherlands have Michiel Mouris and David Haverdings amongst their riders; whilst the list also features Henrique Bravo as one of the most prominent figures.
Startlist men's under-23 road race World Championships 2026
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| Italy | |
| 1 | Cattani, Alessandro |
| 2 | Lorello, Riccardo |
| 3 | Negrente, Mattia |
| 4 | Proietti, Mattia |
| 5 | Sambinello, Enea |
| 6 | Scalco, Matteo |
| France | |
| 7 | Arsac, Rémi |
| 8 | Basset, Pierre-Henry |
| 9 | Coudiere-Cantin, Timothee |
| 10 | Fabries, Ugo |
| 11 | Loulergue, Victor |
| 12 | Sparfel, Aubin |
| Belgium | |
| 13 | Bolle, Bert |
| 14 | Driesen, Niels |
| 15 | Schoofs, Jasper |
| 16 | Soenens, Viktor |
| 17 | Kerckhove, Matisse Van |
| 18 | Vanhuffel, Matteo |
| Estonia | |
| 19 | Mätik, Oliver |
| 20 | Pajur, Romet |
| 21 | Ragilo, Frank Aron |
| Czech Republic | |
| 22 | Ježek, Václav |
| 23 | Monti, Alberto |
| 24 | Přidal, Tomáš |
| Germany | |
| 25 | Bock, Max |
| 26 | Fietzke, Paul |
| 27 | Leidert, Louis |
| 28 | Mauss, Moritz |
| 29 | Zemke, Jermaine |
| Spain | |
| 30 | Alvarez, Héctor |
| 31 | Aranaz, Markel |
| 32 | Cepa, Daniel |
| 33 | Fernández, Francisco Jesús |
| 34 | Sanroma, Manuel |
| 35 | Urkaregi, Eñaut |
| Netherlands | |
| 36 | Dijkman, Daan |
| 37 | Haverdings, David |
| 38 | Mouris, Michiel |
| 39 | Eijnden, Guus van den |
| 40 | Zomermaand, Jurgen |
| Brasil | |
| 41 | Bravo, Henrique |
| United Kingdom | |
| 42 | Bush, Jacob |
| 43 | Dodd, Mattie |
| 44 | Rowe, Elliot |
| 45 | Smith, William |
| 46 | Wiggins, Ben |
| Denmark | |
| 47 | Møller Andersen, Noah Lindholm |
| 48 | Biehl, Kevin |
| 49 | Egholm, Kristian |
| 50 | Frydkjær, Patrick |
| 51 | Landbo, Mads |
| 52 | Nymand Nielsen, Emil |
| Australia | |
| 53 | Heffernan, William |
| 54 | Holmes, Wil |
| 55 | Rogers, Cameron |
| 56 | Sims, Oliver |
| 57 | Waites, Thomas |
| 58 | Ward, Jack |
| Slovakia | |
| 59 | Novák, Samuel |
| 60 | Riška, Richard |
| Mexico | |
| 61 | Cisneros, Jose Said |
| 62 | Cisneros, Cesar Leonel |
| 63 | Prieto, José Antonio |
| 64 | Prieto, José Juan |
| 65 | Zarate, Michael |
| Ukraine | |
| 66 | Kozoriz, Danylo |
| 67 | Testsov, Yevhen |
| United States | |
| 68 | Barry, Ashlin |
| 69 | Cusack, Nathan |
| 70 | Kreikemeier, Kade |
| 71 | Shelton, Marcis |
| 72 | Sherry, Gavin |
| Indonesia | |
| 73 | Adya, Deska Raya |
| 74 | Putra, Aditya Suryadi |
| 75 | Riyadiyanto, Rizky Ridho |
| Serbia | |
| 76 | Nikačević, Rastko |
| Swiss | |
| 77 | Casagrande, Diego |
| 78 | Ginter, Nicolas |
| 79 | Halter, Nicolas |
| 80 | Huber, Jan |
| 81 | Zumstein, Melk |
| Ecuador | |
| 82 | Coque, Anthony |
| 83 | Ramírez, Mateo |
| Hungary | |
| 84 | Feldhoffer, Bálint |
| Kazakhstan | |
| 85 | Bashlykov, Vladislav |
| Norway | |
| 86 | Dolven, Halvor |
| 87 | Haugland, Kasper |
| 88 | Høydahl, Jonas |
| 89 | Messel, Kévin |
| 90 | Stiansen, Jesper |
| Eritrea | |
| 91 | Efriem, Nahom |
| 92 | Maekele, Milkias |
| Turkey | |
| 93 | Emisci, Ferhat |
| 94 | Tarakci, Mustafa |
| 95 | Teki̇rdağ, Arda |
| Cyprus | |
| 96 | Zabelinskiy, Bogdan |
| Colombia | |
| 97 | Colorado, William |
| 98 | Marín, Miguel Ángel |
| 99 | Muñoz, Jaider |
| 100 | Plazas, Robert Andrés |
| 101 | Quintero, Juan Diego |
| Ethiopia | |
| 102 | Alemayo, Tekle |
| 103 | Desta, Amaniel |
| 104 | Tekle, Aron |
| Kenya | |
| 105 | Muchiri, John |
| Ireland | |
| 106 | Dunwoody, Seth |
| 107 | Gaffney, David |
| 108 | O'Brien, Liam |
| 109 | Rafferty, Adam |
| Canada | |
| 110 | Gauthier, Jérôme |
| 111 | Smith, Adam |
| 112 | Valenti, Luke |
| 113 | Walton, Jonas |
| South Africa | |
| 114 | Dike, Joshua |
| 115 | Erasmus, Alexander |
| 116 | Kieck, Blaine |
| Mauritius | |
| 117 | Quevauvilliers, Samuel |
| 118 | Raboude, Jeremy |
| Mongolia | |
| 119 | Khadbaatar, Temuulen |
| China | |
| 120 | Chen, Yusheng |
| 121 | Liu, Zhicheng |
| 122 | Zhang, Rongqi |
| Portugal | |
| 123 | Baptista, Gabriel |
| 124 | Barbas, Rafael |
| 125 | Lima, Daniel |
| 126 | Moreira, Daniel |
| 127 | Rodrigues, Rúben |
| Poland | |
| 128 | Goszczurny, Patryk |
| 129 | Jackowiak, Jan Michal |
| 130 | Lewandowski, Dawid |
| 131 | Surdyk, Filip |
| Hong Kong | |
| 132 | Cheung, Shi Ho |
| Thailand | |
| 133 | Thompson, Judah |
| United Arab Emirates | |
| 134 | Alaleeli, Mohammed |
| 135 | Almarzooqi, Hareb |
| Luxembourg | |
| 136 | Astolfi, Flavio |
| 137 | Morang, Mil |
| Japan | |
| 138 | Shindo, Taito |
| 139 | Yamasato, Isshin |
| Guatemala | |
| 140 | Torres, Melvin |
| Uruguay | |
| 141 | Perez, Ciro |
| Finland | |
| 142 | Borremans, Kasper |
| Algeria | |
| 143 | Hamzaoui, Mohamed Amine |
| Slovenia | |
| 144 | Marolt, Jaka |
| 145 | Mernik, Sven |
| 146 | Ravbar, Anže |
| 147 | Valjavec, Erazem |
| Belize | |
| 148 | Briceno, Jaylen |
| 149 | Gabourel, Goran |
| 150 | Sutherland, Kaden |
| Sweden | |
| 151 | De Luca, Teodor |
| Senegal | |
| 152 | Meunier Sow, Neriah |
| Trinidad and Tobago | |
| 153 | Neaves, Jadian |
| Austria | |
| 154 | Friedl, Anatol |
| 155 | Hofer, Valentin |
| Costa Rica | |
| 156 | Castro, Sebastián |
| 157 | Granados, Alejandro |
| 158 | Ledezma, Jexon |
| New Zealand | |
| 159 | McNabb, Lachlan |
| Jamaica | |
| 160 | Francis, Khalil |
| Argentina | |
| 161 | Cambareri, Bernardo |
| 162 | Kalejmann, Mateo |
| 163 | Videla, Ramiro |
| Rwanda | |
| 164 | Nshutiraguma, Kevin |
| Andorra | |
| 165 | Regada, Adrià |
| Saint Lucia | |
| 166 | Alphonse, Denver |
| Bulgaria | |
| 167 | Merwe, Nicholas Van der |
| Zimbabwe | |
| 168 | Ravla, Prateek |
| Iceland | |
| 169 | Jónsson, Davíð |
| El Salvador | |
| 170 | Orellana, Daniel |
| Morocco | |
| 171 | Kharbouchi, Marouane |
| Bolivia | |
| 172 | Sánchez, Mario |
| Peru | |
| 173 | Escajadillo, Pablo |
| Haiti | |
| 174 | Sanon, Wilson |
| Saudi Arabia | |
| 175 | Al Naghaf, Mousa |
| Tunisia | |
| 176 | Dellai, Mohamed Aziz |

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