2025 Milano - Sanremo (World Tour)

116th edition: Saturday, March 22, 2025

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Milano (Pavia) - Sanremo, 289 km

Mathieu van der Poel wins Milano-Sanremo for a second time. He won in 2023. La Presse photo

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Weather at the finish city of Sanremo at 1:15 PM, local time: 14C (58F), partly cloudy, with the wind from the northeast at 21 k/hr (13 mph). There is a 10% chance of rain.

It had been raining all morning and the riders raced in the rain as they rode through Lombardy.

The race: Cedric Beullens (Lotto) & Simon Clarke (Israel-Premier Tech) did not start.

Riders head to the start in the rain. RCS photo

About 100 kilometers into the race there was a break of eight riders about four minutes ahead of the peloton: Alessandro Verre, Mathis Le Berre (Arkéa-B&B Hotels), Baptiste Veistroffer (Lotto), Kristian Sbaragli, Tommaso Nencini, Mark Stewart (Solution Tech-Vini Fantini), Martin Marcellusi and Filippo Turconi (VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè).

Wet riders start their long journey to Sanremo.

Ninety kilometers to go, the break had a lead of 3min 40sec

Martin Marcellusi, the last surviving break rider, was caught at the Cipressa climb at kilometer 267.

Tadej Pogacar attacked on the steepest part of the Cipressa and got away! With him went Romain Grégoire, Filippo Ganna and Mathieu van der Poel. Grégoire couldn't stay with the break and dropped off. Pogacar hammered van der Poel and Ganna, but could not drop them.

Shortly before the Turchino climb a wet Tadej Pogacar smiles at the photographer. RCS photo

Of course Pogacar attacked hard on the Poggio, to no effect. Then another attack and Ganna is slightly distanced.

With three kilometers to go Pogacar and van der Poel were ten seconds ahead of Ganna. Then, with a kilometer to go Ganna caught the duo.

Mathieu van der Poel won the sprint with Ganna second and Pogacar third.

Speaking seconds after the finish, Mathieu Van der Poel said: “I was very focused on trying to get the win but it wasn’t easy against these two guys. I felt horrible with the rain and the cold at the beginning of the race but very good at the end, after we reached the coast. It’s the third year in a row that we win Milano-Sanremo as a team. I knew Tadej was the strongest on the climbs. The way he rode the Cipressa was impressive. Once we were three at the front, the cooperation was very good. It meant the podium spots. Tadej was trying to drop me. But I felt pretty strong. I countered him on the Poggio but he was strong enough to come across. Then I knew the other two wanted to make it a long sprint. They probably thought I wanted to make it as short as possible. I think I surprised them a little bit. I launched my sprint when I saw the 300 meters sign. I felt strong enough to keep it till the line. I think it was the right tactic. Just winning Milano-Sanremo is special but beating these two incredible riders, I’m super happy and proud to be on the podium with them”.

The iconic view of the peloton racing down the coast.

Here's the Milan-Sanremo report from third-place Tadej Pogacar's UAE Team Emirates-XRG:

Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates-XRG ripped up the script at Milano-San Remo today, with the team attacking the race on the Cipressa climb with -24km to finish to take 3rd place on the Via Roma behind winner Mathieu Van Der Poel (Alpecin-Deceuninck) and third place Filippo Ganna (Ineos-Grenadiers).

Early in the race. RCS Photo

After 289 kilometers of intense racing, the 116th edition of Milan-San Remo came down to a thrilling three-way showdown between Pogačar, Van der Poel and Ganna with the Dutchman clinching victory in a dramatic sprint finale.

The race exploded into action on the slopes of the Cipressa, where Tim Wellens began to set a brutal pace, which was followed-up by a hard and selfless pull by Jhonatan Narvaez. This would soften things up perfectly for Pogacar and his planned attack with only Ganna and Van der Poel able to follow the Slovenian. The trio then worked together to maintain their lead, staying away until the foot of the Poggio, when Pogačar launched another attack.

200 kilometers ridden. I'm guessing the peloton is passing through Vado Ligure. The break of eight riders is 4min 15sec up the road. RCS photo

The move was enough to drop Ganna, but Van der Poel stayed glued to Pogačar’s wheel on the Slovenian’s favoured terrain, finally putting in an attack of his own in the closing kilometre of the climb. The two riders were neck-and-neck as they descended the winding road toward San Remo, as the probability of a sprint finale begin to look a certainty.

The winner will come from this trio: Mathieu van der Poel, Filippo Ganna and Tadej Pogacar

As the tactical standoff began, Ganna bridged back to the leaders, with Van der Poel leading out from the front. With a powerful kick, he held off both Pogačar and Ganna, taking his second Milan-San Remo victory.

Ganna managed to fend off Pogačar for second place, with the World Champion finishing third after a valiant effort from him and his team.

On the Poggio, Pogacar tried to drop van der Poel and here van der Poel returns the favor. Status quo at the top

Pogačar: “We stuck to the plan today and did a perfect job. The team was really amazing to set up the attack. I did my best and attacked hard on the Cipressa. It would have been really optimistic to go alone from there so I was glad to have two strong guys like Mathieu and Ganna. They were both really strong today and we had good collaboration.

"We all started sprinting with 300m to go. I think we all had the same idea with the tailwind and the slight downhill. Van Der Poel was the strongest so chapeau to him. It was a nice edition of the race, we gave it all. One year I hope I can pull it off. Today I need to be satisfied with third but we’ll be back next year for more.”

Mathieu van der Poel wins Milano-Sanremo for a second time.

Complete results:

289 kilometers raced at an average speed of 45.288 km/hr

1	Mathieu van der Poel	Alpecin-Deceuninck	6hr 22min 53sec
2	Filippo Ganna	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
3	Tadej Pogacar	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
4	Michael Matthews	Team Jayco-AlUla	@ 43sec
5	Kaden Groves	Alpecin-Deceuninck	s.t.
6	Magnus Cort	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
7	Mads Pedersen	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
8	Olav Kooij	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	s.t.
9	Matteo Trentin	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
10	Fred Wright	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
11	Mike Teunissen	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
12	Corbin Strong	Israel-Premier Tech	s.t.
13	Isaac del Toro	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
14	Biniam Girmay	Intermarché-Wanty	s.t.
15	Alex Aranburu	Cofidis	s.t.
16	Ben Tulett	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	s.t.
17	Mikkel Honore	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
18	Edoardo Zambanini	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
19	Maxim Van Gils	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
20	Jon Barrenetxea	Movistar Team	s.t.
21	Iván García Cortina	Movistar Team	s.t.
22	Simone Velasco	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
23	Jasper Stuyven	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
24	Roger Adrià	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
25	Arjen Livyns	Lotto	s.t.
26	Casper Pedersen	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
27	Vincenzo Albanese	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
28	Orluis Aular	Movistar Team	s.t.
29	Quentin Pacher	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
30	Romain Grégoire	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
31	Carlos Canal	Movistar Team	s.t.
32	Mauro Schmid	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
33	Max Schachmann	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
34	Victor Lafay	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
35	Attila Valter	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	s.t.
36	Rick Pluimers	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
37	Neilson Powless	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
38	Jonas Rutsch	Intermarché-Wanty	s.t.
39	Tobias Halland Johannessen	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
40	Tom Pidcock	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
41	Kévin Vauquelin	Arkea-B&B Hotels	0:47
42	Julian Alaphilippe	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
43	Tobias Foss	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
44	Axel Laurance	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
45	Quinten Hermans	Alpecin-Deceuninck	s.t.
46	Alex Kirsch	Lidl-Trek	1:29
47	Giulio Ciccone	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
48	Laurence Pithie	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
49	Filippo Zana	Team Jayco-AlUla	1:37
50	Robert Stannard	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
51	Matis Louvel	Israel-Premier Tech	1:58
52	Pierre Gautherat	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	1:59
53	Luca Van Boven	Intermarché-Wanty	2:24
54	Tord Gudmestad	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	2:38
55	Davide Ballerini	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
56	Fredrik Dversnes	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
57	Alberto Bettiol	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
58	Francesco Busatto	Intermarché-Wanty	s.t.
59	Markus Hoelgaard	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
60	Jenno Berckmoes	Lotto	s.t.
61	Dusan Rajovic	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	s.t.
62	Gonzalo Serrano	Movistar Team	s.t.
63	Fabio Christen	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
64	John Degenkolb	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
65	Lorenzo Milesi	Movistar Team	s.t.
66	Madis Mihkels	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
67	Diego Ulissi	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
68	Yevgeniy Fedorov	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
69	Filippo Fiorelli	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	s.t.
70	Thibault Guernalec	Arkea-B&B Hotels	s.t.
71	Nickolas Zukowsky	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
72	Marco Haller	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
73	Jonathan Lastra	Cofidis	s.t.
74	Davide De Pretto	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
75	Anthony Delaplace	Arkea-B&B Hotels	s.t.
76	Kevin Vermaerke	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
77	Vicente Rojas	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	s.t.
78	Oliver Naesen	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
79	Kyrylo Tsarenko	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	s.t.
80	Damiano Caruso	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
81	Jonathan Milan	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
82	Raúl García	Arkea-B&B Hotels	2:44
83	Jakob Fuglsang	Israel-Premier Tech	s.t.
84	Warren Barguil	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
85	Jhonatan Narvaez	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
86	Kevin Geniets	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
87	Victor Campenaerts	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	2:55
88	Mattia Cattaneo	Soudal Quick-Step	3:20
89	Harry Sweeny	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
90	Bjoern Koerdt	Team Picnic PostNL	4:37
91	Chris Hamilton	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
92	Jake Stewart	Israel-Premier Tech	4:39
93	Sean Flynn	Team Picnic PostNL	5:02
94	Sven Erik Bystrøm	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
95	Sander De Pestel	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
96	Milan Vader	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
97	Thibaud Gruel	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
98	Pier-André Côté	Israel-Premier Tech	s.t.
99	Gianni Moscon	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
100	Matej Mohoric	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
101	Manuele Tarozzi	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	5:45
102	Roberto Gonzalez	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	5:51
103	Sébastien Grignard	Lotto	s.t.
104	Victor Guernalec	Arkea-B&B Hotels	s.t.
105	Mark Donovan	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	6:03
106	Tim Wellens	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
107	Pepijn Reinderink	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
108	Andrea Pasqualon	Bahrain Victorious	6:36
109	Axel Zingle	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	6:58
110	Geraint Thomas	INEOS Grenadiers	7:08
111	Luca Paletti	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	s.t.
112	Marco Frigo	Israel-Premier Tech	s.t.
113	Alessio Martinelli	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	s.t.
114	Baptiste Veistroffer	Lotto	s.t.
115	Jasha Sütterlin	Team Jayco-AlUla	s.t.
116	Paul Ourselin	Cofidis	s.t.
117	Anders Halland Johannessen	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
118	Jan Maas	Cofidis	s.t.
119	Andrea Bagioli	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
120	Jacopo Mosca	Lidl-Trek	s.t.
121	Nolann Mahoudo	Cofidis	s.t.
122	Anders Skaarseth	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
123	Kamil Gradek	Bahrain Victorious	s.t.
124	Martin Marcellusi	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	s.t.
125	Sergio Samitier	Cofidis	9:15
126	Emils Liepins	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	10:19
127	Marco Brenner	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
128	Max Walker	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
129	Josef Cerný	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
130	Ben Swift	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
131	Romain Combaud	Team Picnic PostNL	s.t.
132	Connor Swift	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
133	Fabian Lienhard	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
134	Nils Politt	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.
135	Jonas Abrahamsen	Uno-X Mobility	s.t.
136	Clément Russo	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
137	Lewis Askey	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
138	Kristian Sbaragli	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	s.t.
139	Taco van der Hoorn	Intermarché-Wanty	s.t.
140	Xandro Meurisse	Alpecin-Deceuninck	s.t.
141	Danny van Poppel	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
142	Manlio Moro	Movistar Team	s.t.
143	Nicolas Vinokurov	XDS Astana Team	s.t.
144	Xabier Azparren	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team	s.t.
145	Tosh Van der Sande	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	s.t.
146	Daniel McLay	Team Visma | Lease a Bike	s.t.
147	Ayco Bastiaens	Soudal Quick-Step	s.t.
148	Joshua Giddings	Lotto	s.t.
149	Jarrad Drizners	Lotto	s.t.
150	Aurélien Paret-Peintre	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
151	Bastien Tronchon	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale	s.t.
152	Mark Stewart	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	s.t.
153	Felix Engelhardt	Team Jayco-AlUla	12:18
154	Alastair Mackellar	EF Education-EasyPost	s.t.
155	Patrick Gamper	Team Jayco-AlUla	12:32
156	Ryan Mullen	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	s.t.
157	Ben Turner	INEOS Grenadiers	s.t.
158	Mathis Le Berre	Arkea-B&B Hotels	s.t.
159	Filip Maciejuk	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	12:41
160	Alessandro Verre	Arkea-B&B Hotels	15:56
161	Filippo Turconi	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè	15:57
162	Laurenz Rex	Intermarché-Wanty	16:48
163	Jasper Philipsen	Alpecin-Deceuninck	s.t.
164	Damien Touzé	Cofidis	16:55
165	Alexander Krieger	Tudor Pro Cycling Team	18:48
166	Tom Paquot	Intermarché-Wanty	s.t.
167	Oscar Riesebeek	Alpecin-Deceuninck	s.t.
168	Felix Meo	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini	s.t.
169	Vegard Stake Laengen	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	s.t.

 

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2025 Milano-Sanremo course map and profile:

Map of the 2025 edition of Milano-Sanremo

 

Here's the profile of the 2025 Milano-Sanremo.

2025 Milano-Sanremo race photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

About 70 kilometers into the race, the peloton passes through the city of Tortona.

Passing through a feed zone. Time to pick up some chow.

Tadej Pogacer (with rainbow stripes) descends the Passo Del Turchino

In Sanremo: here they come...

Mathieu van der Poel wins the race ahead of Filippo Ganna and Tadej Pogacar

Matjieu van der Poel just after the finish.

Tadej Pogacar just after the race.

Tadej Pogacar and Filippo Ganna post-race.

2025 Milano-Sanremo winner Mathieu van der Poel

The podium, from left: Filippo Ganna (2nd), Mathieu van der Poel (1st) & Tadej Pogacar (3rd)

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2025 Milano-Sanremo rider & team presentation photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti, March 21, 2025:

Tadeej Pogacar signs an autograph.

Tim Wellens about to sign an autograph for a young fan.

Team Lidl-Trek

Jasper Philipsen

Maxim Van Gils

Julian Alaphilippe

Team Soudal Quick-Step

Diego Ulissi

Tom Pidcock

Team EF Education-EasyPost

Alessandro Verre

Team Groupama-FDJ

Romain Gregoire

Warren Barguil

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The course: The Milano-Sanremo 2025 starts in Pavia, heading north toward Milan before reaching Certosa, where it joins the traditional course. The race passes through Casteggio and Voghera, then takes a detour into the Oltrepò Pavese, reaching Rivanazzano and Salice Terme, before rejoining the classic route in Tortona. From there, it follows the historic road that has connected Milan to the Riviera di Ponente for over 110 years, crossing Ovada and climbing the Passo del Turchino, before descending toward Genoa-Voltri.

The race then continues west along the Aurelia state road, running alongside the Ligurian Sea, passing through Varazze, Savona, and Albenga (without tackling the Manie climb, which was included from 2008 to 2013), and reaching Imperia. At San Lorenzo al Mare, after the traditional sequence of short climbs (Capo Mele, Capo Cervo, and Capo Berta), the peloton faces the two ascents that have shaped the race in recent decades: the Cipressa (introduced in 1982) and the Poggio di Sanremo (first included in 1961).

The Cipressa is 5.6 km long with an average gradient of 4.1%, leading into a highly technical descent that brings the riders back onto the SS1 Aurelia.
Final Kilometers

With 9 km to go, the riders hit the Poggio di Sanremo—3.7 km at an average of just under 4%, but with pitches of up to 8% before the summit. The climb features a narrow carriageway and four hairpin bends in the first 2 km. The descent is highly technical, on a narrow, paved road with a series of tight switchbacks and S-bends, leading back onto the Aurelia.

The final section of the descent runs through the streets of Sanremo, with the last 2 km featuring long straight sections on urban roads. At 850 meters to go, there is a left-hand turn at a roundabout, followed by the final right-hand corner at 750 meters, which leads onto the finishing straight on Via Roma—all on an asphalt surface.

Start list with back numbers: March 21, 2025:

	Alpecin-Deceuninck
1	Jasper Philipsen
2	Silvan Dillier
3	Kaden Groves
4	Quinten Hermans
5	Xandro Meurisse
6	Oscar Riesebeek
7	Mathieu van der Poel
	Arkea-B&B Hotels
11	Kévin Vauquelin
12	Anthony Delaplace
13	Raúl García
14	Thibault Guernalec
15	Victor Guernalec
16	Mathis Le Berre
17	Alessandro Verre
	Bahrain Victorious
21	Matej Mohoric
22	Damiano Caruso
23	Kamil Gradek
24	Andrea Pasqualon
25	Robert Stannard
26	Fred Wright
27	Edoardo Zambanini
	Cofidis
31	Alex Aranburu
32	Jonathan Lastra
33	Jan Maas
34	Nolann Mahoudo
35	Paul Ourselin
36	Sergio Samitier
37	Damien Touzé
	Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale
41	Oliver Naesen
42	Bastien Tronchon
43	Sander De Pestel
44	Pierre Gautherat
45	Tord Gudmestad
46	Victor Lafay
47	Aurélien Paret-Peintre
	EF Education-EasyPost
51	Neilson Powless
52	Vincenzo Albanese
53	Mikkel Honore
54	Alastair Mackellar
55	Madis Mihkels
56	Harry Sweeny
57	Max Walker
	Groupama-FDJ
61	Romain Grégoire
62	Lewis Askey
63	Sven Erik Bystrøm
64	Kevin Geniets
65	Thibaud Gruel
66	Quentin Pacher
67	Clément Russo
	INEOS Grenadiers
71	Filippo Ganna
72	Tobias Foss
73	Axel Laurance
74	Ben Swift
75	Connor Swift
76	Geraint Thomas
77	Ben Turner
	Intermarché-Wanty
81	Biniam Girmay
82	Francesco Busatto
83	Tom Paquot
84	Laurenz Rex
85	Jonas Rutsch
86	Luca Van Boven
87	Taco van der Hoorn
	Israel-Premier Tech
91	Simon Clarke
92	Pier-André Côté
93	Marco Frigo
94	Jakob Fuglsang
95	Matis Louvel
96	Jake Stewart
97	Corbin Strong
	Lidl-Trek
101	Jasper Stuyven
102	Giulio Ciccone
103	Andrea Bagioli
104	Alex Kirsch
105	Jonathan Milan
106	Jacopo Mosca
107	Mads Pedersen
	Lotto
111	Jenno Berckmoes
112	Cédric Beullens
113	Jarrad Drizners
114	Joshua Giddings
115	Sébastien Grignard
116	Arjen Livyns
117	Baptiste Veistroffer
	Movistar Team
121	Iván García Cortina
122	Orluis Aular
123	Jon Barrenetxea
124	Carlos Canal
125	Lorenzo Milesi
126	Gonzalo Serrano
127	Manlio Moro
	Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
131	Tom Pidcock
132	Xabier Azparren
133	Fabio Christen
134	Mark Donovan
135	Emils Liepins
136	Milan Vader
137	Nickolas Zukowsky
	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
141	Maxim Van Gils
142	Roger Adrià
143	Filip Maciejuk
144	Gianni Moscon
145	Ryan Mullen
146	Laurence Pithie
147	Danny van Poppel
	Solution Tech-Vini Fantini
151	Kristian Sbaragli
152	Felix Meo
153	Roberto Gonzalez
154	Tommaso Nencini
155	Dusan Rajovic
156	Mark Stewart
157	Kyrylo Tsarenko
	Soudal Quick-Step
161	Max Schachmann
162	Ayco Bastiaens
163	Mattia Cattaneo
164	Josef Cerný
165	Casper Pedersen
166	Pepijn Reinderink
167	Martin Svrcek
	Team Jayco-AlUla
171	Michael Matthews
172	Davide De Pretto
173	Felix Engelhardt
174	Patrick Gamper
175	Mauro Schmid
176	Jasha Sütterlin
177	Filippo Zana
	Team Picnic-PostNL
181	John Degenkolb
182	Warren Barguil
183	Romain Combaud
184	Sean Flynn
185	Chris Hamilton
186	Bjoern Koerdt
187	Kevin Vermaerke
	Team Visma | Lease a Bike
191	Olav Kooij
192	Victor Campenaerts
193	Daniel McLay
194	Ben Tulett
195	Attila Valter
196	Tosh Van der Sande
197	Axel Zingle
	Tudor Pro Cycling Team
201	Julian Alaphilippe
202	Marco Brenner
203	Marco Haller
204	Alexander Krieger
205	Fabian Lienhard
206	Rick Pluimers
207	Matteo Trentin
	UAE Team Emirates-XRG
211	Tadej Pogacar
212	Isaac del Toro
213	Vegard Stake Laengen
214	Jhonatan Narvaez
215	Domen Novak
216	Nils Politt
217	Tim Wellens
	Uno-X Mobility
221	Magnus Cort
222	Jonas Abrahamsen
223	Fredrik Dversnes
224	Markus Hoelgaard
225	Anders Halland Johannessen
226	Tobias Halland Johannessen
227	Anders Skaarseth
	VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè
231	Filippo Fiorelli
232	Martin Marcellusi
233	Alessio Martinelli
234	Luca Paletti
235	Vicente Rojas
236	Manuele Tarozzi
237	Filippo Turconi
	XDS Astana Team
241	Alberto Bettiol
242	Davide Ballerini
243	Yevgeniy Fedorov
244	Mike Teunissen
245	Diego Ulissi
246	Simone Velasco
247	Nicolas Vinokurov

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