Final startlist Glasgow World Championships Mountain Bike Men including Van der Poel, Pidcock, Sagan & Schurter
Mountain Bike
Startlist. On Saturday the 12th of August at the Glasgow World Championships, the Rainbow Jersey will be up for grabs in the discipline of Mountain Bike with a star-studded field set to battle it out for the win.
The final startlist includes a number of top riders including: Nino Schurter, Tom Pidcock, Mathieu van der Poel, Peter Sagan, David Valero and many many more. Check out the full list of starters down below!
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Swiss
1 Schurter, Nino
4 Forster, Lars
16 Flückiger, Mathias
25 Litscher, Thomas
26 Albin, Vital
27 Guerrini, Marcel
40 Frischknecht, Andri
42 Roth, Joel
Spain
2 Valero, David
48 Cullell, Jofre
58 Rodriguez, Pablo
France
3 Sarrou, Jordan
10 Dubau, Joshua
13 Carod, Titouan
17 Griot, Thomas
24 Marotte, Maxime
49 Philipp, Antoine
50 Koretzky, Victor
Italy
5 Braidot, Luca
15 Braidot, Daniele
36 Colledani, Nadir
37 Zanotti, Juri
South Africa
6 Hatherly, Alan
Belgium
7 Froidmont, Pierre de
8 Schuermans, Jens
62 Janssens, Arne
78 Horny, Clement
Chile
9 Vidaurre, Martin
83 Delich, Nicolas
Latvia
11 Blums, Martins
Germany
12 Schwarzbauer, Luca
35 Brandl, Maximilian
44 List, David
59 Egger, Georg
63 Schelb, Julian
65 Kaiser, Leon Reinhard
Romania
14 Dascalu, Vlad
Mexico
19 Ulloa, Jose Gerardo
96 Miranda, Jaime
Poland
20 Wawak, Bartlomiej
45 Lukasik, Krzysztof
76 Helta, Filip
Denmark
21 Carstensen, Sebastian Fini
32 Andreassen, Simon
Brasil
22 Da Silva Avancini, Henrique
33 Marques, Jose Gabriel
41 Bastos, Ulan
72 Cocuzzi, Luiz Henrique
91 Donizete, Rubens
Czech Republic
23 Cink, Ondřej
79 Kobes, Lukáš
86 Skarnitzl, Jan
93 Rauchfuss, Marek
Norway
28 Røhme, Knut
43 Eid, Emil Hasund
57 Glende, Mats Tubaas
Israel
29 Gonen, Gil Ly
73 Levi, Eitan
81 Zaltsman, Tomer
Austria
30 Foidl, Maximilian
39 Raggl, Gregor
New Zealand
31 Cooper, Anton
34 Gaze, Samuel
64 Oliver, Ben
Canada
38 Holmgren, Gunnar
51 Bouchard, Leandre
67 Fincham, Sean
82 Disera, Peter
United Kingdom
47 Orr, Cameron
55 Pidcock, Tom
77 Mason, Cameron
Australia
53 Fox, Sam
85 Ivory, Cameron
Hungary
54 Palumby, Zsombor
United States
56 Blevins, Christopher
Puerto Rico
60 Perez Román, Georwill
Argentina
61 Contreras, Joel Fernando
66 Duran, Agustin
75 Soto, Catriel
Colombia
68 Botero, Jhonnatan
94 Arias, Diego Alfonso
Honduras
69 Lopez, Luis
Japan
70 Kitabayashi, Riki
Slovenia
71 Naglič, Rok
Slovakia
74 Ulík, Matej
104 Sagan, Peter
Namibia
80 Miller, Alex
Ireland
84 Dawson, Christopher
Indonesia
88 Fanani, Zaenal
Ukraine
89 Titarenko, Dmytro
Peru
98 Farfan, Frank Kelvin
Iran
99 Entezarioon, Mohammadreza
Nepal
100 Rana Magar, Suraj
Netherlands
101 Poel, Mathieu van der
Kenya
102 Ndungu, Edwin
Iceland
103 Jonsson, Kristinn
Lesotho
105 Makae, Tumelo
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Two down, one to go 🌈🌈⏳ Mathieu Van der Poel has been preparing for the mountain bike cross-country world championships - the Dutchman could become the first male rider to win rainbow jerseys in cyclo-cross, road and mountain biking within the same season 🤩 📸 Cor Vos
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