Confirmed startlist for the men's Gravel World Championships 2024 including Van der Poel, Mohoric, Merlier, Benoot, Del Toro and more
Gravel
On Sunday, October 6th, the men's elite race at the 2024 Gravel World Championships takes place in Leuven, Belgium. Last year, Matej Mohoric claimed the Rainbow Jersey and the Slovenian is back again this time around, but faces some very notable competition. We take a look at it's startlist.
Included on the startlist are the likes of Matej Mohoric, Mathieu van der Poel, Tim Merlier, Eli Iserbyt, Joris Nieuwenhuis, Florian Vermeersch, Laurens Sweeck, Connor Swift, Jasper Stuyven, Quinten Hermans, Gianni Vermeersch, Tiesj Benoot, Isaac del Toro, Jan Bakelants, Greg van Avermaet, Madis Mihkels, Luke Lamperti, Toon Aerts, Niki Terpstra, Timo Kielich, Laurens Ten Dam, Xandro Meurisse and more.
1 MOHORIC Matej SLO
2 VAN DER POEL Mathieu NED
3 MERLIER Tim BEL
4 ISERBYT Eli BEL
5 VAKOC Petr CZE
6 NIEUWENHUIS Joris NED
7 PANHUYZEN Kevin BEL
8 VERMEERSCH Florian BEL
9 SWEECK Laurens BEL
10 VANTHOURENHOUT Michael BEL
11 OCKELOEN Jasper NED
12 KOSTER Adne NED
13 ORTS LLORET Felipe ESP
14 DRECHOU Hugo FRA
15 SWIFT Conor GBR
16 STUYVEN Jasper BEL
17 HERMANS Quinten BEL
18 RAßMANN Frederik GER
19 VERMEERSCH Gianni BEL
20 MASON Cameron GBR
21 BENOOT Tiesj BEL
22 SOETE Daan BEL
23 HANS ERWIN Becking NED
24 DE MARCHI Mattia ITA
25 ROMBOUTS Seppe BEL
26 VOSS Paul GER
27 SCHÖNBERGER Sebastian AUT
28 DEL TORO ROMERO Isaac MEX
29 CHRISTENSEN Ryan NZL
30 FERREIRA Tiago POR
31 LAKATA Alban AUT
32 PERRY Toby GBR
33 HENDRIKX Mees NED
34 NEFF Luis GER
35 EGGER Georg GER
36 LOOCKX Lander BEL
37 PERRY Benjamin CAN
38 HAVIK Piotr NED
39 NAESEN Lawrence BEL
40 CHRISTEN Janine SUI
41 GOVEKAR Matevž SLO
42 BAKELANTS Jan BEL
43 AGOSTINACCHIO Filippo ITA
44 CLÉ Brent BEL
45 WERTZ Brennan USA
46 WEBER Sascha GER
47 MALEZSEWSKI Lukas BEL
48 MIHKELS Madis EST
49 VAN AVERMAET Greg BEL
50 CLAES Frans BEL
51 RØED Torbjørn Andre NOR
52 LOMAN Mathijs NED
53 HELLEMOSE Asbjorn DEN
54 SIEMONS Julian BEL
55 VAN LERBERGHE Bert BEL
56 VANDERSTEEN Jarne BEL
57 FERDINANDE Anton BEL
58 EISING Tijmen NED
59 ROSENBERG PEDERSEN Mathias DEN
60 NORTJE Tristan RSA
61 LAMPERTI Luke USA
62 MATTHEW Shepherd AUS
63 JANSSENS Arne BEL
64 KOCH Jonas GER
65 AERTS Toon BEL
66 FREEBURN Cobe USA
67 OVETT Freddy AUS
68 SCHROTTENBAUM Andreas GER
69 RICK OTTEMA Rick NED
70 DAUPHIN Florian FRA
71 LAURYSSEN Yorben BEL
72 VERWILT Mauro BEL
73 ALLARD Basile FRA
74 NICOLAU BELTRAN Joel ESP
75 ZURLO Matteo ITA
76 BEERS Matthew RSA
77 SWADLING James GBR
78 BLANC Loïc SUI
79 VAN DYK Jacob Charles RSA
80 MORCILLO VERGARA Enrique ESP
81 HOLMES Matthew GBR
82 ADEL Filip CZE
83 VAN DEN BROECK Arno BEL
84 GODFROID Olivier BEL
85 SENS Connor AUS
86 MARTIN Tom GBR
87 HOOGERLAND Johnny NED
88 HAGA Chad USA
89 NATHAN HAAS Nathan AUS
90 JONAS Lindberg DEN
91 OLIVER Stenning AUS
92 RAUCHFUSS Marek CZE
93 BALMER Alexandre SUI
94 GIESSELMANN Michel GER
95 QUEMERE Tao FRA
96 HENDERSON Kobe AUS
97 PIETRO Dutto ITA
98 ALBERTI Matthias GER
99 TERPSTRA Niki NED
100 LAVERICK Joe GBR
101 RANTANEN Aksel FIN
102 DAXTON Mock USA
103 DUPONT Timothy BEL
104 DAHL Gustav Frederik DEN
105 DE GROOTE Theo CAN
106 JOHN DAVIS John AUS
107 BONDER Thom NED
108 SCHÄTZL Martin GER
109 STEINHART Tobias GER
110 HABETS Jordan NED
111 DE MOYER Kenay BEL
112 JOSEPH Thomas BEL
113 KRUGER Casper RSA
114 LYDIC Andrew USA
115 HUMBER-KELLY Dylan GBR
116 MUHOZA Eric RWA
117 VERBURG Luke NED
118 TOUPALÍK Adam CZE
119 JOREN Bloem NED
120 WHITE Conor BER
121 VERWILST Aaron BEL
122 CORREVON Nils SUI
123 MCGOLDRICK Conor GBR
124 GARAVAGLIA Giacomo ITA
125 GILES Drake GBR
126 ROMBOUTS Bram BEL
127 OSS Daniel ITA
128 CHESTER Tom AUS
129 KIELICH Timo BEL
130 ERIKSSON André SWE
131 ROSENDAHL Karl-Erik DEN
132 BADIA CELMA Axel ESP
133 KLEVGÅRD Kristian NOR
134 OVERSON Ethan USA
135 WILLIAM Truelove GBR
136 KISKONEN Siim EST
137 BREGENZER Alex GER
138 TEN DAM Laurens NED
139 ALEKSANDR Grigorev AIN
140 VANDEN HAESEVELDE Rob BEL
141 COLMAN Alex BEL
142 LINO Julian FRA
143 WOLLENBERG Tim GER
144 MORICHON Thomas FRA
145 COLEMAN Zak GBR
146 ZONNEVELD Thijs NED
147 YUSTRE RODRIGUEZ Kristian Javier COL
148 KONGSTAD Tobias DEN
149 SPENCELEY Ben AUS
150 TJULANDER Michael SWE
151 SÜLZLE Marek GER
152 NIYONKURU Samuel RWA
153 GUENNEUGUES Erwann FRA
154 KASTRUP Mikkel DEN
155 VERMELTFOORT Coen NED
156 PRITZEN Marc Oliver RSA
157 STEF Krul NED
158 ALBRECHTSEN Christian Gorm DEN
159 BRITZ Jasper GER
160 MALINEN Sampo FIN
161 PARENTI Nicola ITA
162 TAMM Lauri EST
163 MAGNUS BAK Klaris DEN
164 BECH RASMUSSEN Niels DEN
165 BLACK Laurens AUS
166 ALLENO Clément FRA
167 FOURIE Herman RSA
168 BORSOS Benedek HUN
169 VAN ROY Matthias BEL
170 HOWELL Adam GBR
171 MAKOGON Vladyslav FIN
172 MOREIRA Francisco POR
173 REYNDERS Jens BEL
174 BETTENDORFF Loïc LUX
175 NORÉN Johan SWE
176 VAN UUM Lars NED
177 ARCANGELI Romain FRA
178 PEREZ COSTA Facundo Jesus ARG
179 CRAPS Lars BEL
180 FAINGEZICHT Emry ISR
181 TICHLER Thomas AUT
182 MEURISSE Xandro BEL
183 PEREZ MARTIN Juan Ignacio ESP
184 SIMMONS Colby USA
185 HOLLMANN Juri GER
186 PELÁNEK Luboš CZE
187 DAVIS Corey USA
188 DE VRIES Bas Luca NED
189 SEBASTIAAN Oranje NED
190 DIEMAR Pascal GER
191 RITZINGER Felix AUT
192 DIEDERICH Tim LUX
193 VANDENSTORME Dylan BEL
194 FERKET Robin BEL
195 LOOHUIS Lars NED
196 SCHARRE Stef BEL
197 VANDERLINDEN Lukas BEL
198 ÓMARSSON Ingvar ISL
199 ARNT HANSEN Alexander DEN
200 COLNAGHI Luca ITA
201 VAN TRICHT Floris BEL
202 WECKERLE Eric SUI
203 GADEMAN Sam NED
204 GRIFFITHS Joe GBR
205 HERBEN Luuk NED
206 MOS Gerben NED
207 AUVINEN Markus FIN
208 VAINIO Veeti FIN
209 WUYTS Matthijs BEL
210 PLUTO Martins LAT
211 URI Yonatan ISR
212 KEUP Pierre GER
213 KLAAS Groenen NED
214 GRAF Silas GER
215 XAVIER Jove Riart AND
216 KLUGE Roger GER
217 THEILER Ole GER
218 FEDERSPIEL Daniel AUT
219 SÜTTERLIN Jasha GER
220 KULHAVÝ Jaroslav CZE
221 VAN ARK Lars NED
222 ROTH Nepomuk GER
223 DE WILDE Gilles BEL
224 STEHLI Felix SUI
225 HUDSON Thomas Luc RSA
226 SPRENGERS Thomas BEL
227 FRANCESCO Bettini ITA
228 KOVGERS Kristers LAT
229 PEERS Nick BEL
230 VEISTROFFER Baptiste FRA
231 CLAEYS Robbe BEL
232 KRENN Wolfgang AUT
233 TOMKUS Martynas LTU
234 KALOJÍROS Tomáš CZE
235 PAIGE Charles GBR
236 DHAEYE Enrico BEL
237 BAKUS Tomáš CZE
238 SCHLEUNIGER Nicola SUI
239 DONIO Roni ISR
240 PETERS Bas NED
241 LEVINZON Yuri ISR
242 LIBNER Niv ISR
243 NOWACKI Peter POL
244 BOSMANS Wietse BEL
245 SABATIER Thibault FRA
246 DŽERVUS Darijus LTU
247 SCHWAB Christopher AUT
248 OLIVEIRA Filipe POR
249 ARMSTRONG Thomas GBR
250 CLANCY Stephen IRL 7
251 VAN DEN BRANDE Julien BEL
252 KÖPPEL Noah SUI
253 FIALA Petr CZE
254 KEJO Mikko FIN
255 DEVALCKENEER Sieben BEL
256 MCQUERRY Justin USA
257 BRUNEL Alexys FRA
258 HILLEN Michiel BEL
259 DE NEVE Joerik BEL
260 VERBEECK Sven BEL
261 VAN DER SANDE Rick BEL
262 VAN KRIMPEN Jeroen NED
263 VAUGHAN Jacob GBR
264 CLAUWAERT Maarten BEL
265 JORDAN Adam SLO
266 SVETOZAR Hristov BUL
267 OSCAR Cabanas Quintela AND
268 MICHA Bredewold NED
269 KOSTER Bjorn NED
270 VAN VLIET Michiel NED
271 BENZ Pirmin GER
272 PIRMIN Benz GER
273 BERO Sean BEL
274 BORSTELMANN John USA
275 ALAZARD Remi FRA
276 HABERMANN Richard CZE
277 LINDAHL Jesper FIN
278 KING Ted USA
279 DE NEVE Tomas BEL
280 LENAERS Milan BEL
281 HORDIJK Bart NED
282 GRIETENS Tobias BEL
283 TABOADA RODRIGUEZ Andres ESP
284 RAHN Tobias GER
285 MICZEELL Kyle RSA
286 MIZRACHI Roei ISR
287 SZCZEPANIK Wojciech POL
288 SCHOLTZ Kevin RSA
289 FONTANA Matteo ITA
290 PUHAKKA Juuso FIN
291 MARITZ Thinus RSA
292 WYDRA Matthias GER
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