Final startlist Tre Valli Varesine 2026 - Riders: Pidcock, McNulty, Jorgenson, Healy, Simmons, Martinez and more
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The Italian Autumn classics block continues on the 6th of October with Tre Valli Varesine, one of the most historically meaningful races in pro cycling and one that gathers big names every year in a key moment of the year right after the Giro dell'Emilia. Below, you will find the startlist of the race.
The Italian non-World Tour race will feature the following teams from the first division of the sport: Decathlon CMA CGM Team (Matthew Riccitello, Paul Lapeira); Bahrain - Victorious (Lenny Martínez, Antonio Tiberi, Santiago Buitrago, Afonso Eulálio); Uno-X Mobility (Tobias Johannessen); Lidl-Trek (Quinn Simmons); Team Jayco AlUla (Luke Plapp); Netcompany INEOS (Axel Laurence, Thymen Arensman).
XDS Astana Team (Christian Scaroni, Harold Tejada); Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe (Giulio Pellizzari, Jai Hindley, Lorenzo Finn); EF Education - EasyPost (Ben Healy); Lotto - Intermarché (Jarno Widar); Team Visma | Lease a Bike (Matteo Jorgenson, Davide Piganzoli, Ben Tulett); Soudal - Quick-Step (Mikel Landa); UAE Team Emirates - XRG (Brandon McNulty, Tim Wellens, Jhonatan Narváez); Groupama - FDJ (Romain Grégoire) and Movistar Team (Enric Mas):
NSN Cycling Team and Alpeecin - Premier Tech are also present whilst outside of the World Tour Tom Pidcock is going to be leading Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team; whilst Michael Storer and Mathys Rondel will be racing for Tudor Pro Cycling Team.
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Startlist Tre Valli Varesine 2026
| UAE Team Emirates XRG | |
| 1 | McNulty, Brandon |
| 2 | Cosnefroy, Benoît |
| 3 | Giaimi, Luca |
| 4 | Narváez, Jhonatan |
| 5 | Sivakov, Pavel |
| 6 | Wellens, Tim |
| 7 | Baroncini, Filippo |
| Alpecin - Premier Tech | |
| 11 | Ramsay, Noah |
| 12 | Debruyne, Ramses |
| 13 | Dockx, Aaron |
| 14 | Gogl, Michael |
| 15 | Remijn, Senna |
| 16 | Vergallito, Luca |
| 17 | Verstrynge, Emiel |
| Bahrain Victorious | |
| 21 | Martinez, Lenny |
| 22 | Eulálio, Afonso |
| 23 | Bilbao, Pello |
| 24 | Buitrago, Santiago |
| 25 | Omrzel, Jakob |
| 26 | Tiberi, Antonio |
| 27 | Mohorič, Matej |
| Decathlon CMA CGM Team | |
| 31 | Riccitello, Matthew |
| 32 | Arsac, Rémi |
| 33 | Jacquelin, Emilien |
| 34 | Lapeira, Paul |
| 35 | Prodhomme, Nicolas |
| 36 | Scotson, Callum |
| 37 | Labrosse, Jordan |
| EF Education - EasyPost | |
| 41 | Baudin, Alex |
| 42 | Honoré, Mikkel |
| 43 | Nerurkar, Lukas |
| 44 | Healy, Ben |
| 45 | Quinn, Sean |
| 46 | Leonard, Michael |
| 47 | Rodriguez, Juan Felipe |
| Groupama - FDJ United | |
| 51 | Grégoire, Romain |
| 52 | Berthet, Clément |
| 53 | Germani, Lorenzo |
| 54 | Pacher, Quentin |
| 55 | Madouas, Valentin |
| 56 | Molard, Rudy |
| 57 | Tronchon, Bastien |
| Lidl - Trek | |
| 61 | Konrad, Patrick |
| 62 | Simmons, Quinn |
| 63 | Mollema, Bauke |
| 64 | Ghebreigzabhier, Amanuel |
| 65 | Bagioli, Andrea |
| 66 | Oomen, Sam |
| 67 | Bernard, Julien |
| Lotto - Intermarché | |
| 71 | Donie, Milan |
| 72 | Craps, Lars |
| 73 | Widar, Jarno |
| 74 | Thompson, Reuben |
| 75 | Marivoet, Duarte |
| 76 | Place, Maxence |
| 77 | Gualdi, Simone |
| Movistar Team | |
| 81 | Mas, Enric |
| 82 | Arcas, Jorge |
| 83 | Adrià, Roger |
| 84 | Lopez, Juanpe |
| 85 | Romo, Javier |
| 86 | Sanchez, Pelayo |
| 87 | Rubio, Einer |
| Netcompany INEOS | |
| 91 | Arensman, Thymen |
| 92 | Jungels, Bob |
| 93 | Foss, Tobias |
| 94 | Hamilton, Lucas |
| 95 | August, AJ |
| 96 | Sheffield, Magnus |
| 97 | Laurance, Axel |
| NSN Cycling Team | |
| 101 | Pinarello, Alessandro |
| 102 | Lutsenko, Alexey |
| 103 | Hirt, Jan |
| 104 | Kretschy, Moritz |
| 105 | Edinger, Roei |
| 106 | Marriage, Zac |
| 107 | Bennett, George |
| Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe | |
| 111 | Pellizzari, Giulio |
| 112 | Finn, Lorenzo |
| 113 | Hindley, Jai |
| 114 | Aleotti, Giovanni |
| 115 | Fisher-Black, Finn |
| 116 | Wandahl, Frederik |
| 117 | Gils, Maxim Van |
| Soudal - Quick-Step | |
| 121 | Zana, Filippo |
| 122 | Cras, Steff |
| 123 | Vansevenant, Mauri |
| 124 | Landa, Mikel |
| 125 | Schachmann, Maximilian |
| 126 | Garofoli, Gianmarco |
| 127 | Bravo, Henrique |
| Team Jayco AlUla | |
| 131 | Covi, Alessandro |
| 132 | Engelhardt, Felix |
| 133 | O'Connor, Ben |
| 134 | Vendrame, Andrea |
| 135 | Porter, Rudy |
| 136 | Plapp, Luke |
| 137 | Juul-Jensen, Chris |
| Team Visma - Lease a Bike | |
| 141 | Piganzoli, Davide |
| 142 | Huising, Menno |
| 143 | Nordhagen, Jørgen |
| 144 | Rex, Tim |
| 145 | Tulett, Ben |
| 146 | Jorgenson, Matteo |
| 147 | Campenaerts, Victor |
| Uno-X Mobility | |
| 151 | Johannessen, Tobias |
| 152 | Kulset, Johannes |
| 153 | Leknessund, Andreas |
| 154 | Martinsen, Toralf Rydningen |
| 155 | Dalby, Simon |
| 157 | Skaarseth, Anders |
| XDS Astana Team | |
| 161 | Scaroni, Christian |
| 162 | Fortunato, Lorenzo |
| 163 | Champoussin, Clément |
| 164 | Conci, Nicola |
| 165 | Rodríguez, Cristian |
| 166 | Tejada, Harold |
| 167 | Ulissi, Diego |
| Bardiani CSF 7 Saber | |
| 171 | Rojas, Vicente |
| 172 | Tolio, Alex |
| 173 | Turconi, Matteo |
| 174 | Martinelli, Alessio |
| 175 | Manenti, Marco |
| 177 | Turconi, Filippo |
| Caja Rural - Seguros RGA | |
| 181 | Barceló, Fernando |
| 182 | Bou, Joan |
| 183 | Corres, Gorka |
| 184 | Diaz, Alex |
| 185 | Fernández CJR, Samuel |
| 186 | Parra, José Félix |
| 187 | Rubirola, Marc |
| Cofidis | |
| 192 | Teuns, Dylan |
| 193 | Rouland, Louis |
| 194 | Lajarin, Luis Alberto |
| 195 | Joalland, Yaël |
| 196 | Moniquet, Sylvain |
| 197 | Samitier, Sergio |
| MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort | |
| 201 | Masciarelli, Lorenzo |
| 202 | Cretti, Luca |
| 203 | Nespoli, Lorenzo |
| 206 | Ambrosini, Matteo |
| 207 | Verre, Alessandro |
| Pinarello - Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team | |
| 211 | Pidcock, Tom |
| 212 | Calzoni, Walter |
| 213 | Camprubí, Marcel |
| 214 | Donovan, Mark |
| 215 | Gloag, Thomas |
| 216 | Hermans, Quinten |
| 217 | Meurisse, Xandro |
| Team Polti VisitMalta | |
| 221 | Crescioli, Ludovico |
| 222 | Bais, Mattia |
| 223 | Giuliano, Dario |
| 224 | Crozzolo, Fabrizio |
| 225 | Gomez, Germán |
| 226 | Pesenti, Thomas |
| 227 | Tercero, Fernando |
| Tudor Pro Cycling Team | |
| 231 | Storer, Michael |
| 232 | Eriksson, Jacob |
| 233 | Hirschi, Marc |
| 234 | Rondel, Mathys |
| 235 | Thalmann, Roland |
| 236 | Warbasse, Larry |
| 237 | Weiss, Fabian |
| Solution Tech NIPPO Rali | |
| 241 | Pozzovivo, Domenico |
| 242 | Nencini, Tommaso |
| 243 | Meo, Felix James |
| 244 | Tsarenko, Kyrylo |
| 245 | González, Roberto |
| 246 | Umba, Santiago |
| 247 | Piras, Andrea |

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