
The final race of the 2026 Challenge Mallorca is the Trofeo Palma, the race best suited to the sprinters. This will be taking place on the 1st of February, starting out at 10:30CET and finishing at 14:05CET. We take a look at the startlist.
The Trofeo Palma is the last of the Challenge Mallorca races this year and is also the grand opportunity for the sprinters. The race ends in the city of Palma and is traditionally a day that has always fit the sprinters. Placed so early on in the cycling season and with the good weather of the Ballearic island, many of the world's best have been and won here.
Erik Zabel, Oscar Freire, Allan David, Philippe Gilbert, Robbie McEwen, Tyler Farrar, André Freipel, John Degenkolb and Marcel Kittel are only some of the names present on the list of winners... The reputation of recent winners is not as high, but it remains a race to be battled between the fast men, with Ethan Vernon, Gerben Thijssen and Iuri Leitão taking the most recent titles.
Download the startlist in A4. This is going to be a flat race in which the sprinters will be the headliners, including Dylan Groenewegen who will be leading Unibet Rose Rockets. Magnus Cort Nielsen, Max Kanter and Andrea Vendrame are amongst those who will be rivalling him in Palma de Mallorca.
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Startlist Trofeo Palma 2026
Movistar Team
5 García Cortina, Iván
7 Hessmann, Michel
9 Milesi, Lorenzo
10 Oliveira, Nelson
13 Aranaz, Markel
16 Jackson, Lucas
17 Pareta, Roger
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
21 Boichis, Adrien
26 Wandahl, Frederik
29 Clemmensen, Theodor
30 Donati, Davide
32 Magagnotti, Alessio
33 Putz, Sebastian
46 Marit, Arne
EF Education - EasyPost
34 Steinhauser, Georg
35 Berg, Marijn van den
37 Beloki, Markel
39 Hobbs, Noah
40 Schwarzbacher, Matthias
41 Battistella, Samuele
42 Simmons, Colby
Team Jayco AlUla
44 Bouwman, Koen
45 Capiot, Amaury
50 Engelhardt, Felix
51 Foldager, Anders
54 Krijnsen, Jelte
57 Sütterlin, Jasha
58 Vendrame, Andrea
Team Flanders - Baloise
61 Geeraerts, Ferre
62 Huysmans, Nolan
63 Lambrecht, Michiel
64 Maris, Elias
65 Torney, Artuur
67 Vandenabeele, Henri
68 Thonnon, Senne
Uno-X Mobility
71 Cort, Magnus
72 Hoelgaard, Markus
73 Holter, Ådne
74 Hvideberg, Jonas
77 Løland, Sakarias Koller
78 Tjøtta, Martin
Team Polti VisitMalta
81 Pietrobon, Andrea
83 Lonardi, Giovanni
84 Peñalver, Manuel
87 Bais, Mattia
88 Belletta, Dario Igor
89 Raccagni, Gabriele
90 Benito, Adrián
UAE Team Emirates XRG
93 Fabries, Ugo
94 Freire, Marcos
95 Herregodts, Rune
96 Mauss, Moritz
98 Politt, Nils
104 Torres, Jaime
105 Oliveira, Rui
XDS Astana Team
108 Kanter, Max
109 Livyns, Arjen
111 Silva, Thomas
112 Syritsa, Gleb
113 Teunissen, Mike
114 Delle Vedove, Alessio
115 Wang, Gustav
Equipo Kern Pharma
118 Brustenga, Marc
119 Iribar, Unai
122 Wenzel, Mats
123 Azanza, Ibai
124 Ruiz, Ibon
125 Ho, Yen Yi
TotalEnergies
126 Vercher, Mattéo
128 Breuillard, Nicolas
130 Jousseaume, Alan
131 Turgis, Anthony
132 Vadic, Baptiste
133 Leroux, Samuel
Unibet Rose Rockets
137 Groenewegen, Dylan
139 Reinders, Elmar
140 Vries, Hartthijs de
141 Johannink, Jelle
142 Bloem, Joren
143 Feldmann, Karsten Larsen
145 Rasenberg, Martijn
Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
153 Conforti, Lorenzo
154 Manenti, Marco
155 Marcellusi, Martin
160 Zanoncello, Enrico
161 Ferraro, Santiago
163 Pinazzi, Mattia
164 Stenico, Mattia
Lotto - Intermarché
165 Artz, Huub
167 Beullens, Cedric
169 Ørn-Kristoff, Felix
171 Dolven, Halvor
172 Imamura, Shunsuke
173 Sintmaartensdijk, Roel van
Euskaltel - Euskadi
177 Hennequin, Paul
178 Juaristi, Txomin
180 Mintegi, Iker
181 Ugarte, Gari
182 Tuuk, Danny van der
Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
183 Aguirre, Yago
185 Isasa, Xabier
189 Barceló, Fernando
190 Bou, Joan
194 Leitão, Iúri
195 Lopez, Joseba
196 Peñuela, Francisco
197 Otruba, Jakub
198 Parra, José Félix
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
201 Haller, Marco
202 Eriksson, Jacob
203 Kluckers, Arthur
210 Wilksch, Hannes
211 Stiansen, Jesper
212 Medway, Jackson
214 Stöckli, Jan
Burgos Burpellet BH
215 Cavia, Daniel
216 De La Calle, Hugo
217 Koyama, Tomoya
218 Macías, César
219 Fernández, Sinuhé
220 García, Carlos
222 Diaz, José Manuel
Selección Española
225 Muñoz, Hodei
227 Zafra, Marc
228 Barcelo, Jaume
229 Bennassar, Francesc
230 Artigues, Jordi
231 Torres, Marc
232 Loaisa, Ivan
Petrolike
237 Callejas, Edison
238 Ponomar, Andrii
239 Prieto, José Juan
240 Prieto, José Antonio
241 Epis, Giosuè
242 Villa, Giacomo
243 Zarate, Michael
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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