Startlist Trofeo Andratx 2026 - Riders: Remco Evenepoel, António Morgado, Christian Scaroni, Iván Romeo
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The fourth round of the Challenge Mallorca is the Trofeo Andratx - Pollença, which is going to be taking place on the 31st of January this year, estimated to start at 12:20CET and finish at 16:05CET. We take a look at its startlist.
First held in 1997, the Trofeo Pollença has challenged riders with a demanding route often featuring rugged climbs like the iconic Mirador d’Es Colomerand the scenic areas of the Mallorca island's mountain chain. Over more than two decades, it’s built a reputation as a season-opener where climbing prowess, tactical nous, and courage on technical terrain are rewarded.
The palmarès of the Trofeo Andratx reads like a who’s who of classics-capable riders. Spanish stars have featured prominently, with riders such as Pelayo Sánchez taking victory in 2024 and adding his name to a list that includes legends like Alejandro Valverde (2022) and Marc Soler (2020). Belgian climber Kobe Goossens was the winner in 2023, while other notable victors include Oscár Freire and even Mario Cipollini. The race does not have a defending champion as poor weather conditions forced a cancelation mid-race 12 months ago.
Download the startlist in A4. The race will count on Remco Evenepoel as its big star, whilst the other teams will bring some of their best climbers and puncheurs that they have brought to Mallorca. Christian Scaroni, António Morgado, Iván Romeo and Georg Steinhauser will be amongst those starting the most difficult of the four races.
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Startlist Trofeo Andratx 2026
Movistar Team
2 Barrenetxea, Jon
3 Canal, Carlos
6 García, Raúl
8 Arcas, Jorge
11 Pescador, Diego
12 Romeo, Iván
14 Villate, Ibai
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
18 Evenepoel, Remco
20 Denz, Nico
21 Boichis, Adrien
24 Gils, Maxim Van
26 Wandahl, Frederik
27 Blanc, Gustave
28 Bock, Max
EF Education - EasyPost
34 Steinhauser, Georg
36 Nerurkar, Lukas
37 Beloki, Markel
38 Rafferty, Darren
41 Battistella, Samuele
42 Simmons, Colby
Team Jayco AlUla
47 Covi, Alessandro
48 De Pretto, Davide
50 Engelhardt, Felix
51 Foldager, Anders
54 Krijnsen, Jelte
56 Pickering, Finlay
58 Vendrame, Andrea
Team Flanders - Baloise
60 Deweirdt, Siebe
64 Maris, Elias
65 Torney, Artuur
67 Vandenabeele, Henri
68 Thonnon, Senne
69 Vanhoof, Ward
70 Vercouillie, Victor
Uno-X Mobility
72 Hoelgaard, Markus
73 Holter, Ådne
74 Hvideberg, Jonas
75 Dversnes, Fredrik
76 Kulset, Johannes
77 Løland, Sakarias Koller
78 Tjøtta, Martin
Team Polti VisitMalta
81 Pietrobon, Andrea
82 Tonelli, Alessandro
85 Tercero, Fernando
87 Bais, Mattia
90 Benito, Adrián
91 Pesenti, Thomas
255 Crescioli, Ludovico
UAE Team Emirates XRG
93 Fabries, Ugo
96 Mauss, Moritz
98 Politt, Nils
103 Pericas, Adrià
104 Torres, Jaime
257 Morgado, António
258 Cosnefroy, Benoît
XDS Astana Team
106 Champoussin, Clément
111 Silva, Thomas
112 Syritsa, Gleb
114 Delle Vedove, Alessio
115 Wang, Gustav
116 Mellano, Ludovico
259 Scaroni, Christian
Equipo Kern Pharma
117 Berrade, Urko
119 Iribar, Unai
120 Cobo, Iván
121 Uriarte, Diego
122 Wenzel, Mats
123 Azanza, Ibai
124 Ruiz, Ibon
TotalEnergies
126 Vercher, Mattéo
127 Bonnet, Thomas
128 Breuillard, Nicolas
129 Brunel, Alexys
130 Jousseaume, Alan
132 Vadic, Baptiste
133 Leroux, Samuel
Unibet Rose Rockets
135 Christophersen, Cedrik
138 Fougner, Eivind Broholt
141 Johannink, Jelle
145 Rasenberg, Martijn
147 Geleijn, Owen
148 Eiking, Odd Christian
256 Meris, Sergio
Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
156 Paletti, Luca
157 Tarozzi, Manuele
158 Tolio, Alex
159 Turconi, Filippo
161 Ferraro, Santiago
164 Stenico, Mattia
Lotto - Intermarché
167 Beullens, Cedric
169 Ørn-Kristoff, Felix
170 Rota, Lorenzo
171 Dolven, Halvor
172 Imamura, Shunsuke
174 Donie, Milan
Euskaltel - Euskadi
176 Aznar, Unai
178 Juaristi, Txomin
180 Mintegi, Iker
181 Ugarte, Gari
182 Tuuk, Danny van der
184 Agirre, Jon
185 Isasa, Xabier
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
188 Balderstone, Abel
189 Barceló, Fernando
190 Bou, Joan
192 Fernández CJR, Samuel
193 Guardeño, Jaume
195 Lopez, Joseba
198 Parra, José Félix
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
202 Eriksson, Jacob
206 Rondel, Mathys
208 Warbasse, Larry
210 Wilksch, Hannes
213 Jasch, Lennart
253 Hirschi, Marc
254 Donzé, Robin
Burgos Burpellet BH
215 Cavia, Daniel
216 De La Calle, Hugo
217 Koyama, Tomoya
219 Fernández, Sinuhé
220 García, Carlos
222 Diaz, José Manuel
223 Herrada, Jesús
Selección Española
225 Muñoz, Hodei
226 Gutierrez, Iban
227 Zafra, Marc
228 Barcelo, Jaume
230 Artigues, Jordi
231 Torres, Marc
235 Soriano, Iker
Petrolike
236 Caicedo, Jonathan Klever
237 Callejas, Edison
238 Ponomar, Andrii
239 Prieto, José Juan
240 Prieto, José Antonio
241 Epis, Giosuè
242 Villa, Giacomo
REMBE - rad-net
244 Adamietz, Johannes
245 Arenz, Leon
246 Borresch, Julian
247 Brenner, Mauro
248 Heidemann, Miguel
249 Theiler, Ole
250 Zemke, Jermaine

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