Final Startlist Volta a Catalunya 2025 | Juan Ayuso, Primoz Roglic, Mikel Landa, Enric Mas, Yates twins & more
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Highly anticipated Volta a Catalunya will kick off on Monday 23 March with a hilly stage centered around Sant Feliu de Guíxols. The Spanish stage race traditionally attacts wide range of top GC riders and climbers and the 2025 is not an exemption to this rule with 8 former Grand Tour winners at the final startlist!
Among the names on the final startlist are the likes of: Felix Gall, Egan Bernal, Geraint Thomas, Lenny Martinez, Corbin Strong, Matthew Riccitello, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Kaden Groves, Ben O'Connor, Primoz Roglic, Lorenzo Fortunato, Richard Carapaz, Lennert Van Eetvelt, Sepp Kuss, Simon Yates, Mikel Landa, Juan Ayuso, Marc Soler, Adam Yates, Enric Mas and Nairo Quintana. Additionally Lennard Kämna will make his comeback after more than a year of recovery.
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1 UAE Team Emirates - XRG
1. SOLER Marc
2. YATES Adam
3. AYUSO Juan
4. SIVAKOV Pavel
5. TORRES Pablo
6. NOVAK Domen
7. JOHANSEN Julius
2 Team Visma | Lease a Bike
11. KUSS Sepp
12. KELDERMAN Wilco
13. YATES Simon
14. LEMMEN Bart
15. BRENNAN Matthew
16. HUISING Menno
17. KRUIJSWIJK Steven
3 Soudal Quick-Step
21. LANDA Mikel
22. PARET-PEINTRE Valentin
23. LECERF Junior
24. HAYTER Ethan
25. GAROFOLI Gianmarco
26. KNOX James
27. SERRY Pieter
4 Lidl - Trek
31. SIMMONS Quinn
32. LÓPEZ Juan Pedro
33. VERONA Carlos
34. OOMEN Sam
35. GEOGHEGAN HART Tao
36. KÄMNA Lennard
37. GHEBREIGZABHIER Amanuel
5 Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
41. ROGLIČ Primož
42. TRATNIK Jan
43. PELLIZZARI Giulio
44. ALEOTTI Giovanni
45. WANDAHL Frederik
46. HAJEK Alexander
47. DENZ Nico
6 Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
51. GALL Felix
52. GODON Dorian
53. VENDRAME Andrea
54. BERTHET Clément
55. ARMIRAIL Bruno
56. STAUNE-MITTET Johannes
57. BOUCHARD Geoffrey
7 INEOS Grenadiers
61. THOMAS Geraint
62. BERNAL Egan
63. DE PLUS Laurens
64. LAURANCE Axel
65. LEONARD Michael
66. HAMILTON Lucas
67. FRAILE Omar
8 Alpecin - Deceuninck
71. GROVES Kaden
72. HERMANS Quinten
73. DEL GROSSO Tibor
74. VAN TRICHT Stan
75. GLIVAR Gal
76. PLANCKAERT Edward
77. JANSSENS Jimmy
9 Groupama - FDJ
81. MOLARD Rudy
82. ROLLAND Brieuc
83. ROCHAS Rémy
84. DONNENWIRTH Tom
85. BRAZ AFONSO Clément
86. PALENI Enzo
87. GERMANI Lorenzo
10 EF Education - EasyPost
91. CARAPAZ Richard
92. VAN DEN BERG Marijn
93. STEINHAUSER Georg
94. RAFFERTY Darren
95. CHAVES Esteban
96. CARTHY Hugh
97. SHAW James
11 Movistar Team
101.MAS Enric
102.MÜHLBERGER Gregor
103.QUINTANA Nairo
104.BARTA Will
105.PEDRERO Antonio
106.HESSMANN Michel
107.TORRES Albert
12 Team Jayco AlUla
111.O'CONNOR Ben
112.FOLDAGER Anders
113.BOUWMAN Koen
114.BERHE Welay Hagos
115.DE MARCHI Alessandro
116.HELLEMOSE Asbjørn
117.JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
13 Intermarché - Wanty
121.BONNEU Kamiel
122.MEINTJES Louis
123.SMITH Dion
124.DE POOTER Dries
125.FAURE PROST Alexy
126.COLLEONI Kevin
127.PAQUOT Tom
14 Team Picnic PostNL
131.BITTNER Pavel
132.VAN DEN BROEK Frank
133.EEKHOFF Nils
134.EDDY Patrick
135.DHONDT Robbe
136.ROOSEN Timo
137.COMBAUD Romain
15 Bahrain - Victorious
141.MARTINEZ Lenny
142.GOVEKAR Matevž
143.EULÁLIO Afonso
144.KEPPLINGER Rainer
145.PICKERING Finlay
146.BURATTI Nicolò
147.MIHOLJEVIĆ Fran
16 Arkéa - B&B Hotels
151.RODRÍGUEZ Cristián
152.RIES Michel
153.SVESTAD-BÅRDSENG Embret
154.ROULAND Louis
155.GUERNALEC Victor
156.HUYS Laurens
157.GESBERT Élie
17 Cofidis
161.ANIOŁKOWSKI Stanisław
162.MONIQUET Sylvain
163.BUCHMANN Emanuel
164.HERRADA Jesús
165.LASTRA Jonathan
166.MAHOUDO Nolann
167.TOUMIRE Hugo
18 XDS Astana Team
171.FORTUNATO Lorenzo
172.MULUBRHAN Henok
173.POELS Wout
174.LÓPEZ Harold Martín
175.VAN BEKKUM Darren
176.SU Haoyu
177.SCHELLING Ide
19 Lotto
181.VAN EETVELT Lennert
182.CURRIE Logan
183.SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo
184.THOMPSON Reuben
185.VANDENABEELE Henri
186.GREGAARD Jonas
187.DRIZNERS Jarrad
20 Israel - Premier Tech
191.STRONG Corbin
192.RICCITELLO Matthew
193.BENNETT George
194.VERNON Ethan
195.SCHULTZ Nick
196.EINHORN Itamar
197.CLARKE Simon
21 Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
201.MOLENAAR Alex
202.GUARDEÑO Jaume
203.BALDERSTONE Abel
204.BABOR Daniel
205.BERWICK Sebastian
206.JOHNSTON Calum
207.CASTELLON Jan
22 Equipo Kern Pharma
211.MIQUEL Pau
212.BERRADE Urko
213.PARRA José Félix
214.WENZEL Mats
215.SOSA Iván Ramiro
216.COBO Iván
217.URIARTE Diego
23 Burgos Burpellet BH
221.FAURA José Luis
222.FAGÚNDEZ Eric Antonio
223.DÍAZ José Manuel
224.CHUMIL Sergio Geovani
225.APARICIO Mario
226.BURNETT Josh
227.GARCÍA PIERNA Carlos
24 Euskaltel - Euskadi
231.ABERASTURI Jon
232.DINA Márton
233.BIZKARRA Mikel
234.MURGUIALDAY Jokin
235.AGIRRE Jon
236.VAN DER TUUK Danny
237.ALUSTIZA Nicolás
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