Tour de France 2024 Team Index - Follow lineup announcement of every team
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The 2024 Tour de France will be a special edition, with it's Grand Depart in Florence and Emilia-Romagna over the border in Italy, and for the first time in many years, a finale away from Paris as the riders will head into Nice for the race finale. It will take place from the 29th June to the 21st of July and the 21 stages will provide thrilling action everyday. We follow the lineup announcement of all teams.
22 teams take part in the Tour de France this year including all 18 World Tour outfits, including UAE Team Emirates and Team Visma | Lease a Bike who have the main favourites for the overall classification such as Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard. Lotto Dstny and Israel - Premier Tech have obtained direct wildcards from having been the two best UCI-point scoring teams in 2023 that aren't part of the World Tour. TotalEnergies and Uno-X Mobility have received the final two wildcards; the Norwegian team is making it's debut in the race this year.
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Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale
Lineup: Felix Gall; Nans Peters; Dorian Godon; Oliver Naesen; Sam Bennett; Nicolas Prodhomme; Paul Lapeira and Bruno Armirail.
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EF Education-EasyPost
Lineup: Richard Carapaz; Rui Costa; Neilson Powless; Ben Healy; Marijn van den Berg; Alberto Bettiol; Sean Quinn and Stefan Bissegger.
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Uno-X Mobility
Lineup: Jonas Abrahamsen; Magnus Cort Nielsen; Odd Christian Eiking; Tobias Johannessen; Alexander Kristoff; Johannes Kulset, Rasmus Tiller and Soren Waerenskjold.
Israel - Premier Tech
Lineup: Guillaume Boivin; Jake Stewart; Jakob Fuglsang; Stephen Williams; Pascal Ackermann; Derek Gee; Hugo Houle and Krists Neilands.
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Lidl - Trek
Lineup: Carlos Verona; Giulio Ciccone; Jasper Stuyven; Julien Bernard; Mads Pedersen; Ryan Gibbons; Tim Declercq and Toms Skujins.
Alpecin-Deceuninck
Lineup: Mathieu van der Poel; Jasper Philipsen; Axel Laurance; Soren Kragh Andersen; Gianni Vermeersch; Robbe Ghys, Silvan Dillier and Jonas Rickaert.
Team Jayco AlUla
Lineup: Luke Durbridge; Dylan Groenewegen; Chris Harper; Christopher Juul-Jensen; Michael Matthews; Luka Mezgec; Elmar Reinders and Simon Yates.
Intermarché - Wanty
Lineup: Biniam Girmay; Kobe Goossens; Gerben Thijsen; Louis Meintjes; Georg Zimmermann; Laurenz Rex; Hugo Page and Mike Teunissen.
INEOS Grenadiers
Lineup: Tom Pidcock; Geraint Thomas; Carlos Rodríguez; Michal Kwiatkowski; Ben Turner; Jonathan Castrovieo; Egan Bernal and Laurens de Plus.
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
Lineup: Primoz Roglic, Aleksandr Vlasov, Jai Hindley, Matteo Sobrero, Nico Denz, Danny van Poppel, Marco Haller and Bob Jungels.
Team DSM-Firmenich PostNL
Lineup: Fabio Jakobsen; Nils Eekhoff; Bram Welten; John Degenkolb; Romain Bardet; Warren Barguil; Oscar Onley and Frank van den Broek.
Astana Qazaqstan Team
Lineup: Mark Cavendish; Davide Ballerini; Michael Morkov; Cees Bol; Harold Tejada; Michele Gazzoli and Alexey Lutsenko.
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Team Visma | Lease a Bike
Lineup: Wout van Aert; Tiesj Benoot; Matteo Jorgenson; Wilco Kelderman; Bart Lemmen; Christophe Laporte; Jan Tratnik and Jonas Vingegaard.
Soudal - Quick-Step
Lineup: Remco Evenepoel, Mikel Landa, Jan Hirt, Ilan Van Wilder, Louis Vervaeke, Casper Pedersen, Gianni Moscon, Yves Lampaert.
UAE Team Emirates
Lineup: Tadej Pogacar; Juan Ayuso; João Almeida; Adam Yates; Pavel Sivakov; Marc Soler; Tim Wellens and Nils Politt.
Groupama - FDJ
Lineup: Lenny Martínez; David Gaudu; Stefan Küng, Romain Grégoire, Quentin Pacher, Kévin Geniets; Clément Russo and Valentin Madouas.
Cofidis
Lineup: Bryan Coquard, Alexis Renard, Piet Allegaert, Axel Zingle, Guillaume Martin, Jesús Herrada, Ion Izaggire and Simon Geschke.
Movistar Team
Lineup: Enric Mas; Oier Lazkano; Nelson Oliveira; Davide Formolo; Alex Aranburu; Fernando Gaviria; Javier Romo and Gregor Mühlberger.
Arkéa - B&B Hotels
Lineup: Arnaud Demare, Kevin Vauquelin, Luca Mozzato, Cristian Rodriguez, Daniel McLay, Amaury Capiot, Raul Garcia Pierna, Clement Champoussin.
TotalEnergies
Lineup: Steff Cras; Jordan Jegat; Mathieu Burgaudeau; Anthony Turgis; Sandy Dujardin; Mattéo Vercher; Thomas Gachignard and Fabien Grellier.
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Bahrain - Victorious
Lineup: Santiago Buitrago; Pello Bilbao; Jack Haig; Wout Poels; Matej Mohoric; Fred Wright; Nikias Arndt and Phil Bauhaus.
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- i’m with you on this… ALL IN for the xco world’s. a legacy of World Champion in four disciplines. that’s one for the ages…OCexile08-01-2025
- i’ve said before that i worry for mathieu’s place in history because he only has one tdf stage. cycling pundits place SO much emphasis off tdf wins that many of them still rate wva as superior to van der poel, which can ONLY be based on wout’s 9 tour wins (which impressively DO come over the whole spectrum of tdf parcours). as a fan of mvdp i wish he’d dedicate a couple years to racking up 5 or 6 more stage wins. that said, mathieu matches to his own drummer. he gets bored easily. and ultimately he’s gonna decide all in his own what does and don’t capture his interest and imagination. that’s one of the things i like BEST about him, so if he’s done with the Tour then that’s that, au revoir…OCexile08-01-2025
- I reported this in March of 2024. There was a bogus Facebook ad.davbott08-01-2025
- Does that mean that the Rapho jersey that I just purchased is a fake?
santiagobenites07-01-2025 - Utter rubish, if you think he peaks over 12 times trains, races, rests in 1 year you are living in cuckoo land.Senna196007-01-2025
- All theory, in practice much can happen, Tao won a Giro.Mistermaumau07-01-2025
- Same thing with ASSOS there was a fraudulent site in US, so I contacted ASSOS it’s down now. I don’t like counterfeiters or they bunk products. Call me old fashioned, it’s called honest.JtotheB07-01-2025
- Good on him for saying so; there's more to pro cycling than the Tour. The XCO World title is one still missing, so why not target that? However, Crans-Montana is really technical, and he will need plenty of time training and racing back on the MTB if he's going to go close. We know what happens with poor prep - crashes. This isn't CX, where you can turn up and win - the top MTB riders have got skills and MTB isn't just about watts......wipperman9507-01-2025
- Referring to his past few years he tried or had to be in top shape 10 out of 12 months, with some pretty annoying injuries, how many others manage(d) that? You have a right to be greedy but he’s not racing for you so is there much point in asking expecting hoping, it’s like writing to a potential doper saying please don’t.Jumpyjohn07-01-2025
- he can do what he wants, and if he can state his feelings, so can I. and my feeling is, it is fun to see the best riders in the biggest race. there are always stages to go after. and racing is more fun with an MVDP to cheer for. and to the point of the other guy, he raced 7 races prior. he will do 11 or so cross races. yes he races to win, but as a fan I would really love to see him in the race. I'm being greedy admittedly. to the point of vappaxbipmv, he isn't exactly racing his legs off with the races he has been doing.mij07-01-2025