Final startlist Tour de Suisse 2026 - Riders: Tadej Pogacar, Mathieu van der Poel, Primoz Roglic and more
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The 2026 Tour de Suisse will be taking place from the 17th to the 21st of June this year, a special edition in which the race has been thinned down from eight to five race days. Tadej Pogacar headlines the final pre-Tour de France World Tour event, which every year brings in a luxurious start list.
Download the startlist in A4. The startlist is of course headlined by Tadej Pogacar, who seeks his first overall title in one of the 'big 7' World Tour stage-races, and is the main favourite ahead of his return as the defending champion to the Tour de France. Brandon McNulty and Jhonatan Narváez are also present.
Decathlon CMA CGM Team is present with Tobias Lund Andresen; Netcompany INEOS has Axel Laurance and Magnus Sheffield; Bahrain - Victorious is led by Lenny Martínez and Antonio Tiberi; however, Giro breakthrough Afonso Eulálio will also be present for support... Lidl-Trek have the returning Thibau Nys in action, whilst the other cyclocross specialist Mathieu van der Poel will also be leading Alpecin - Premier Tech, joined by Kaden Groves despite the route's difficulties.
Mauro Schmid leads Team Jayco AlUla; Primoz Roglic leads Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe; Richard Carapaz will be in the lead of EF Education-EasyPost; Lotto-Intermarché has Jarno Widar present; Team Visma | Lease a bike has Matthew Brennan; Soudal - Quick-Step has Ilan van Wilder and Mikel Landa; Groupama - FDJ has Romain Grégoire, and Movistar comes in with Nairo Quintana, Enric Mas, and Orluis Aular all present.
The race has attributed wildcards to its Swiss ProTeams. Tudor has Marc Hirschi and Julian Alaphilippe at the start, whilst Pinarello Q36.5 Tom Pidcock, who was aiming for a podium spot, has been ruled out. There will also be a Swiss national team.
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Startlist Tour de Suisse 2026
| UAE Team Emirates XRG | |
| 1 | Pogačar, Tadej |
| 2 | Wellens, Tim |
| 3 | Grossschartner, Felix |
| 4 | McNulty, Brandon |
| 5 | Novak, Domen |
| 6 | Politt, Nils |
| 7 | Narváez, Jhonatan |
| Alpecin - Premier Tech | |
| 11 | Poel, Mathieu van der |
| 12 | Dillier, Silvan |
| 13 | Groves, Kaden |
| 14 | Bayer, Tobias |
| 15 | Vergallito, Luca |
| 16 | Riesebeek, Oscar |
| 17 | Verstrynge, Emiel |
| Decathlon CMA CGM Team | |
| 21 | Riccitello, Matthew |
| 22 | Chamberlain, Oscar |
| 23 | Labrosse, Jordan |
| 24 | Lapeira, Paul |
| 25 | Scotson, Callum |
| 26 | Benoot, Tiesj |
| 27 | Pestel, Sander De |
| EF Education - EasyPost | |
| 31 | Carapaz, Richard |
| 32 | Albanese, Vincenzo |
| 33 | Beloki, Markel |
| 34 | Rafferty, Darren |
| 35 | Lamperti, Luke |
| 36 | Berg, Marijn van den |
| 37 | Simmons, Colby |
| Bahrain Victorious | |
| 41 | Tiberi, Antonio |
| 42 | Eulálio, Afonso |
| 43 | Gradek, Kamil |
| 44 | Martinez, Lenny |
| 45 | Miquel, Pau |
| 46 | Segaert, Alec |
| 47 | Valter, Attila |
| Groupama - FDJ United | |
| 51 | Cavagna, Rémi |
| 52 | Costiou, Ewen |
| 53 | Germani, Lorenzo |
| 54 | Rochas, Rémy |
| 55 | Grégoire, Romain |
| 56 | Madouas, Valentin |
| 57 | Russo, Clément |
| Netcompany INEOS | |
| 61 | August, AJ |
| 62 | Foss, Tobias |
| 63 | Hamilton, Lucas |
| 64 | Kwiatkowski, Michal |
| 65 | Laurance, Axel |
| 66 | Rivera, Brandon |
| 67 | Swift, Ben |
| Lidl - Trek | |
| 71 | Bagioli, Andrea |
| 72 | Konrad, Patrick |
| 73 | Mollema, Bauke |
| 74 | Mosca, Jacopo |
| 75 | Nys, Thibau |
| 76 | Oomen, Sam |
| 77 | Vacek, Mathias |
| Lotto - Intermarché | |
| 81 | Widar, Jarno |
| 82 | Beullens, Cedric |
| 83 | Grignard, Sébastien |
| 84 | Ørn-Kristoff, Felix |
| 85 | Rutsch, Jonas |
| 86 | Rota, Lorenzo |
| 87 | Slock, Liam |
| Movistar Team | |
| 91 | Quintana, Nairo |
| 92 | Adrià, Roger |
| 93 | Arcas, Jorge |
| 94 | Aular, Orluis |
| 95 | Mas, Enric |
| 96 | Romo, Javier |
| 97 | Sanchez, Pelayo |
| NSN Cycling Team | |
| 101 | Lutsenko, Alexey |
| 102 | Côté, Pier-André |
| 103 | Hirt, Jan |
| 104 | Pinarello, Alessandro |
| 105 | Kretschy, Moritz |
| 106 | Smith, Dion |
| 107 | Strong, Corbin |
| Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe | |
| 111 | Roglič, Primož |
| 112 | Aleotti, Giovanni |
| 113 | Fisher-Black, Finn |
| 114 | Hajek, Alexander |
| 115 | Herzog, Emil |
| 116 | Vlasov, Aleksandr |
| 117 | Wandahl, Frederik |
| Soudal - Quick-Step | |
| 121 | Landa, Mikel |
| 122 | Schachmann, Maximilian |
| 123 | Dainese, Alberto |
| 124 | Gelders, Gil |
| 125 | Wilder, Ilan Van |
| 126 | Vervaeke, Louis |
| 127 | Zana, Filippo |
| Team Jayco AlUla | |
| 131 | Schmid, Mauro |
| 132 | Double, Paul |
| 133 | Hellemose, Asbjørn |
| 134 | Matthews, Michael |
| 135 | Gamper, Patrick |
| 136 | Pickering, Finlay |
| 137 | De Pretto, Davide |
| Team Picnic PostNL | |
| 141 | Dinham, Matthew |
| 142 | Naberman, Tim |
| 143 | Gaffuri, Mattia |
| 144 | Hamilton, Chris |
| 145 | Koerdt, Bjoern |
| 146 | Peace, Oliver |
| 147 | Uden, Casper van |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike | |
| 151 | Barré, Louis |
| 152 | Brennan, Matthew |
| 153 | Doull, Owain |
| 154 | Huising, Menno |
| 155 | Kelderman, Wilco |
| 156 | Kruijswijk, Steven |
| 157 | Lemmen, Bart |
| Uno-X Mobility | |
| 161 | Bystrøm, Sven Erik |
| 162 | Dalby, Simon |
| 163 | Dversnes, Fredrik |
| 164 | Hoelgaard, Markus |
| 165 | Kamp, Alexander |
| 166 | Cort, Magnus |
| 167 | Tjøtta, Martin |
| XDS Astana Team | |
| 171 | Bettiol, Alberto |
| 172 | Champoussin, Clément |
| 173 | Fedorov, Yevgeniy |
| 174 | Schrettl, Marco |
| 175 | Bekkum, Darren van |
| 176 | Higuita, Sergio |
| 177 | Vinokurov, Nicolas |
| Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | |
| 181 | Vader, Milan |
| 182 | Azparren, Xabier Mikel |
| 183 | Calzoni, Walter |
| 184 | Camprubí, Marcel |
| 185 | Bax, Sjoerd |
| 186 | Wright, Fred |
| 187 | Meurisse, Xandro |
| Tudor Pro Cycling Team | |
| 191 | Brenner, Marco |
| 192 | Alaphilippe, Julian |
| 193 | Haller, Marco |
| 194 | Hirschi, Marc |
| 195 | Kluckers, Arthur |
| 196 | Mayrhofer, Marius |
| 197 | Weiss, Fabian |

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