Startlist Men's & Women's Gravel World Championships with Van der Poel, Sagan, Longo Borghini, Ferrand-Prevot, MA.López, van Avermaet and Lutsenko
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On the 8th and 9th of October the first UCI Gravel World Championships will take place in Veneto, Italy, where there will be an interesting mix of amateur riders, gravel specialists and World Tour pros at the startlist for a set of rainbow stripes towards the end of the season.
The men's race features names such as: Filippo Zana, Luca Mozzato, Mathieu van der Poel, Davide Ballerini, Magnus Cort Nielsen, Gianni Vermeersch, Carlos Verona, Alexey Lutsenko, Peter Sagan, Zdenek Stybar, Greg van Avermaet, Davide Rebellin, Miguel Ángel López and Nicolas Roche.
Whilst the women's side also features some big riders: Riejanne Markus, Sofia Bertizzolo, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, Elisa Longo Borghini, Tiffany Cromwell and Eva Lechner.
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Men Elites
Number - Name - Nation
1 Eric Pedersen Sweden
2 Jordan Schleck Ssekanwangi Uganda
3 Andrew Lydic USA
4 Gleb Karpenko Estonia
5 Jelle-Wietse Jongedijk Netherlands
6 Mihael Štajnar Slovenia
7 Nils Brun Switzerland
8 Toby Perry United Kingdom
9 Tim Wollenberg Germany
10 Yevgeniy Fedorov Kazakhstan
11 Marco Marzani Italy
12 Mathijs Loman Netherlands
13 Travis Barrett South Africa
14 Jon Knolle Germany
15 Rossouw Bekker South Africa
16 Marco Gazzola Italy
17 Marc Pritzen South Africa
18 Nik Čemažar Slovenia
19 Jacob Vaughan United Kingdom
20 Adam Blazevic Australia
21 Filippo Zana Italy
22 Per Christian Münstermann Germany
23 Sampo Malinen Finland
24 Travis Bramley United Kingdom
25 Luca Colnaghi Italy
26 Juri Zanotti Italy
27 Salim Kipkembo Kenya
28 Robin Froidevaux Switzerland
29 Charles Kagimu Uganda
30 Yannis Voisard Switzerland
31 Alexis Roche Ireland
32 Luca Cibrario Italy
33 Seppe Rombouts Belgium
34 Luca Mozzato Italy
35 Samuele Zoccarato Italy
36 Enrico Zanoncello Italy
37 Raymund Buenaventura Philippines
38 Rasmus Gøtke Denmark
39 Moran Vermeulen Austria
40 Andreas Stokbro Nielsen Denmark
41 Felixjames Meo New Zealand
42 Adam Roberge Canada
43 Felix Ritzinger Austria
44 Max Larry Luxembourg
45 Ryan Christensen New Zealand
46 Matthew Bird Australia
47 Matthew Stamatis South Africa
48 Gert Kivistik Estonia
49 Richard Jansen Netherlands
50 Frederik Scheske Germany
51 Mattia Viel Italy
52 Henry Baird Australia
53 Mathieu Van der Poel Netherlands
54 Filippo Fiorelli Italy
55 Jacob Peterson USA
56 Xavier Jové Riart Andorra
57 Bram Rombouts Belgium
58 Rick Nobel Netherlands
59 Davide Ballerini Italy
60 Piotr Havik Netherlands
61 Dirk Nel South Africa
62 Thom Bonder Netherlands
63 Sebastian Schönberger Austria
64 Clément Fernandez Belgium
65 Freddy Ovett Australia
66 Jacob Langham Australia
67 Matthew Beers South Africa
68 Leonardo Basso Italy
69 Niels Verdijck Belgium
70 Ivar Slik Netherlands
71 Josep Termens Spain
72 Davide Gabburo Italy
73 Marko Pavlic Slovenia
74 Magnus Cort-Nielsen Denmark
75 Lilian Calmejane France
76 Gianni Vermeersch Belgium
77 Carlos Verona Spain
78 Alexey Lutsenko Kazakhstan
79 Lawrence Naesen Belgium
80 Julien Trarieux France
81 Metheven Bond United Kingdom
82 Jan-Frederik Finoulst Belgium
83 Diederik Deelen Netherlands
84 Markus Auvinen Finland
85 Lachlan Morton Australia
86 Josemaria Sanchez Ruiz Spain
87 Griffin Easter USA
88 Hendrik Kruger South Africa
89 Sieben Devalckeneer Belgium
90 Nicholas Pettina Italy
91 Jonas Orset Norway
92 Mantas Staliunas Lithuania
93 Michael Mottram United Kingdom
94 Tao Quéméré France
95 Jasper Ockeloen Netherlands
96 Richard Larsén Sweden
97 Bram Imming Netherlands
98 Robert Jenko Slovenia
99 Peter Sagan Slovakia
100 Pol Weisgerber Luxembourg
101 Tim Diederich Luxembourg
102 Nathan Haas Australia
103 Alois Falenta France
104 Olivier Leroy France
105 Thibault Sabatier France
106 Cristian Cominelli Italy
107 Sascha Weber Germany
108 Sacha Modolo Italy
109 Philipp Bützow Luxembourg
110 Daniel Federspiel Austria
111 Seppe Odeyn Belgium
112 Janosch Wintermantel Germany
113 Daniel Oss Italy
114 Sebastian Einsle Luxembourg
115 Alessandro Demarchi Italy
116 Paul Voss Germany
117 Wolfgang Brandl Germany
118 Zdenek Stybar Czech Republic
119 Christian Kreuchler Germany
120 Greg Van Avermaet Belgium
121 Rafael Visinelli Italy
122 David Van Orsdel USA
123 Sergio Mantecon Guetierrez Spain
124 Nicholas Roche Ireland
125 Thomas Bundgaard Denmark
126 Riccardo Chiarini Italy
127 Matthew Shepherd Australia
128 Francesco Failli Italy
129 Mat Stephens USA
130 Julen Zubero Aldekoa Spain
131 Alberto Losada Spain
132 Daniel Moreno Fernandez Spain
133 Lubos Pelanek Czech Republic
134 Alban Lakata Austria
135 Antonio Ortiz Barranco Spain
136 Davide Rebellin Italy
137 Matthias Schnapka Germany
138 Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno Colombia
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Women Elites
Number - Name - Nation
1 Fariba Hashimi Afghanistan
2 Mary Aleper Uganda
3 Darcie Richards Australia
4 Tiffany Keep South Africa
5 Yoldoz Hashimi Afghanistan
6 Mika Söderström Sweden
7 Letizia Borghesi Italy
8 Madeleine Nutt United Kingdom
9 Sofia Bertizzolo Italy
10 Sina Frei Switzerland
11 Maaike Coljé Netherlands
12 Chiara Teocchi Italy
13 Tessa Neefjes Netherlands
14 Catherine Colyn South Africa
15 Puck Moonen Netherlands
16 Svenja Betz Germany
17 Janine Schneider Germany
18 Riejanne Markus Netherlands
19 Danielle Shrosbree United Kingdom
20 Ilaria Sanguineti Italy
21 Lija Laizane Latvia
22 Marta Romeu Spain
23 Pauline Ferrand-Prevot France
24 Elisa Longo Borghini Italy
25 Jade Treffeisen Germany
26 Emma Porter Ireland
27 Barbara Guarischi Italy
28 Lauren Decrescenzo USA
29 Sarah Sturm USA
30 Annabel Fisher United Kingdom
31 Holly Mathews USA
32 Hayley Simmonds United Kingdom
33 Tiffany Cromwell Australia
34 Rasa Leleivyte Lithuania
35 Laura Martin Perez Spain
36 Lauren Stephens USA
37 Carolin Schiff Germany
38 Eva Lechner Italy
39 Hanna Johansson Sweden
40 Fabienne Schaus Luxembourg
41 Anna Giesen Germany
42 Amanda Voss Germany
43 Emily Newsom USA
44 Rachel Neylan Italy
45 Pauline Sabin Teyssedre France
46 Carin Winell Sweden
47 Simona Mazzucotelli Italy
48 Sofia Gomez Villafrane Argentina
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