2023 Santos Tour Down Under (World Tour), Australia

Schwalbe Classic: Saturday, January 14

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Saturday, January 14: Schwalbe Classic: Adelaide, Australia, both men and women: 1hr + 1 lap (1.35 km).

Teams presentation photos | Course map | Start list | Men's race | Women's race

Weather at the race city of Adelaide at 2:00 PM, local time: 37C (98F), partly cloudy, with the wind from the northwest at 18 km/hr (11 mph).

The 5:30 PM forecast is for 29C (84F), wind at 35 km/hr (22mph) from the south-southwest

The 7:30 PM forecast is for 23C (73F), sunny and the wind from the south at 31km/hr (19 mph) at 7:30.

Men's race:

Caleb Ewan is the day's fastest man. Sirotti photo

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The race: Race started at 7:00 PM, local time.

Photos

Here's the race organizer's report:

Australian sprint superstar Caleb Ewan stole the show with a superfast finish to win the Schwalbe Classic in the streets of Adelaide on Saturday night.

Ewan used his tactical nous and incredible power to issue a strong warning to the chasing pack before the men’s Santos Tour Down Under WorldTour gets underway this week.

Ewan was charged with heading up a very young Australian national team during the Santos Tour Down Under.  

"I really like racing with a young team and sometimes with older pros they just kind of turn up," Ewan said after his fifth classic win.

"My team was quite good in the crit and it's going to be a big learning curve for them.

"I hope I can help with their development and help them with WorldTour and help them be part of that journey."

A star-studded WorldTour lineup featuring Grand Tour winners Jay Hindley, Chris Froome, Geraint Thomas and Simon Yates thrilled the huge crowd in the city streets of Adelaide in a preview of what lies ahead for the 2023 season.

Ineos Grenadiers Luke Plapp, 22, the reigning Australian road champion continued his flying form early in the race alongside Jayco UlUla’s Lucas Hamilton early in the race.

The pace was frenetic as the peloton used the strong southerly winds to their advantage which cooled the day’s scorching 38C to a comfortable 25C just before the hour’s criterium racing was complete on the Flinders Street finish line.

Mauro Schmid from Soudal Quick Step took out the first preme sprint before the peloton settled into a solid rhythm.

A nasty crash saw Patrick Bevin from Team DSM go down with just three minutes plus a lap remaining which saw an aggressive peloton muscle in for finishing positions with Australian sprint gun Ewan catching the eye of the partisan crowd.

Featuring for Team Australia at the WorldTour race Ewan, 28, a nine-stage winner of the Santos Tour Down Under was jostling for pole position just before the bell lap to take the honours.

Complete results:

52.65 kilometers raced at an average speed of 50.47 km/hr

1	Caleb Ewan	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	1hr 2min 35sec
2	Jordi Meeus	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
3	Kaden Groves	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
4	Phil Bauhaus	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
5	Marius Mayrhofer	TEAM DSM	s.t.
6	Campbell Stewart	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
7	Kim Heiduk	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
8	Paul Penhoet	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
9	Bryan Coquard	COFIDIS	s.t.
10	Emils Liepins	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
11	Damien Touze	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
12	Alberto Bettiol	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
13	Jenson Plowright	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
14	Hugo Page	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
15	Taj Jones	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
16	Milan Vader	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
17	Nikias Arndt	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
18	Hugo Hofstetter	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
19	Miles Scotson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
20	Dorian Godon	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
21	Laurence Pithie	GROUPAMA-FDJ	@ 3sec
22	Julius Johansen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+4''
23	Samuel Gaze	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
24	Alex Baudin	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+6''
25	Martin Svrcek	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
26	Luis Guillermo Mas	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
27	Luis Leon Sanchez	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
28	Boy Van Poppel	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+8''
29	Asbjorn Hellemose	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+13''
30	Paul Lapeira	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
31	Gorka Izagirre	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
32	Natnael Tesfazion	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
33	Mikkel Honore	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
34	Antonio Tiberi	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
35	Nans Peters	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
36	Filippo Baroncini	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
37	Corbin Strong	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
38	Cameron Scott	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
39	Rudy Molard	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
40	Stan Van Tricht	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
41	Andre Rodrigues	COFIDIS	s.t.
42	Alexis Renard	COFIDIS	s.t.
43	Marco Haller	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
44	Francois Bidard	COFIDIS	s.t.
45	Tony Gallopin	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
46	Mathis Le Berre	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
47	Dion Smith	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
48	Leonardo Basso	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	+20''
49	Fabio Felline	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
50	Jens Keukeleire	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
51	Martin Laas	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
52	Kevin Ledanois	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
53	Gerben Thijssen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+23''
54	Michael Matthews	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+25''
55	Leo Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	+31''
56	Luke Plapp	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
57	Ethan Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
58	Luis-Joe Luhrs	BORA-HANSGROHE	+34''
59	Jarrad Drizners	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
60	Jasha Dimitri Sutterlin	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+37''
61	Hermann Pernsteiner	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
62	Graeme Frislie	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
63	Senne Leysen	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
64	Maximilian Schachmann	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
65	Derek Gee	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
66	Lorenzo Germani	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
67	Magnus Sheffield	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
68	Ben Swift	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
69	Imanol Erviti	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
70	Lukasz Owsian	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
71	Jay Vine	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
72	Thomas Scully	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
73	Alessandro Verre	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
74	Reuben Thompson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
75	Tim Naberman	TEAM DSM	s.t.
76	Davide Cimolai	COFIDIS	s.t.
77	Michael Schar	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
78	Johan Jacobs	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
79	Jonas Rutsch	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
80	Robert Gesink	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
81	Mattia Cattaneo	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
82	Jos Van Emden	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
83	Timo Roosen	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
84	Ivan Romeo Abad	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
85	Ben O'Connor	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
86	Sergio Samitier	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
87	Dmitriy Gruzdev	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
88	Daryl Impey	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
89	Marc Brustenga	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
90	Romain Combaud	TEAM DSM	s.t.
91	Manuele Boaro	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
92	Marc Hirschi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
93	Finn Fisher-Black	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
94	George Bennett	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
95	Michael Vink	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
96	Matt Dinham	TEAM DSM	s.t.
97	Chris Harper	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
98	Jai Hindley	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
99	Lukasz Wisniowski	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
100	Harrison Wood	COFIDIS	s.t.
101	Robert Stannard	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
102	Giovanni Aleotti	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
103	Sven Erik Bystrom	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
104	Zac Marriage	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+44''
105	Shane Archbold	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
106	Sebastian Berwick	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
107	Liam Walsh	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
108	Oscar Riesebeek	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
109	Rohan Dennis	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
110	Martijn Tusveld	TEAM DSM	s.t.
111	Mauro Schmid	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
112	Lennard Hofstede	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
113	James Knox	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
114	Chris Hamilton	TEAM DSM	+47''
115	Gianni Moscon	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN	s.t.
116	Taco Van Der Hoorn	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
117	Alessandro Covi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
118	Connor Leahy	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+52''
119	Dries Devenyns	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+1'06''
120	Simon Yates	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+1'13''
121	Michael Hepburn	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
122	Elie Gesbert	ARKEA-SAMSIC	+1'25''
123	Lucas Hamilton	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+3'15''
124	Luke Durbridge	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+3'41''
125	Jannik Steimle	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+3'54''
126	James Moriarty	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+4'16''
127	Kamil Michal Gradek	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+6'05''
DNF	Pello Bilbao	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS
DNF	Victor Lafay	COFIDIS
DNF	Michael Gogl	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK
DNF	Michael Storer	GROUPAMA-FDJ
DNF	Patrick Bevin	TEAM DSM
DNF	Ewen Costiou	ARKEA-SAMSIC
DNF	Chris Froome	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH
DNS	Tim Van Dijke	JUMBO-VISMA
DNS	Sjoerd Bax	UAE TEAM EMIRATES
DNS	Sean Quinn	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST

 

Men's Schwalbe Classic photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

Lots of spectators at Adelaide.

Ben O'Connor at the front.

Patrick Bevin

The peloton racing in the early evening

Caleb Ewan rounds a corner.

And Ewan takes the race.

The podium, from left: Jordi Meeus (2nd), Caleb Ewan (1st) & Kaden Groves (3rd)

Winner Caleb Ewan

Women's race:

Ally Wollaston gives the others a surprise with a close win.

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The race: Race started at 5:30 PM, local time.

Here's the race organizer's report:

Ally Wollaston shocked the superstars of the UCI World Tour with a fleeting win on the opening night of the Santos Tour Down Under on Saturday night in the Schwalbe Women's Classic.

On the eve of the UCI World Tour race which starts tomorrow with the Ziptrak Stage 1 Glenelg to Aldinga from 11.30 am, Wollaston raced to the front to finish cleanly and brilliantly on the city streets of Adelaide on Saturday night.

"Early in the race it went away (from me) and so I definitely had my doubts about whether I would stay away or not,'' Wollaston said.

"But judging by the calibre of riders that were in the breakaway, I think we did have a good chance.

"Once we got to around 45 minutes, I was thinking about how I'm gonna win this bike race now.

"It was a really, really fun day for sure."

Wollaston, 22, arrived in Adelaide in form for the New Zealand National Team before taking out the honour after she was recently crowned as her nation’s criterium champion.

After Dutch rider, Nina Buijsman took the first of four Ziptrak prime sprint prizes worth 500 Euros (about $777) as the scorching 38C day temperatures took a turn just before the race pedalled off at 5:30pm.

The breakaway had a 25-second gap with about 12 minutes left on the clock for the 60-minute race around a 1.35km circuit.

A strong southerly cooler wind aided the peloton in the early evening as Wollaston finished ahead of second-placed Michaela Drummond from Zaaf and Human Powered Health’s Buijsman.

Complete Results:

43.93 kilometers raced at an average speed of 45.9 km/hr

1	Ally Wollaston	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	1hr 2min 41sec
2	Michaela Drummond	ZAAF CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
3	Nina Buijsman	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	s.t.
4	Ruby Roseman-Gannon	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
5	Chloe Moran	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
6	Loes Adegeest	FDJ-SUEZ	s.t.
7	Anya Louw	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
8	Georgina Howe	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	@ 10sec
9	Clara Copponi	FDJ-SUEZ	+17''
10	Daria Pikulik	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	s.t.
11	Georgia Danford	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
12	Josie Talbot	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
13	Simone Boilard	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
14	Lucinda Stewart	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
15	Kaia Schmid	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	s.t.
16	Georgia Baker	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
17	Roxane Fournier	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
18	Ilaria Sanguineti	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
19	Caroline Baur	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
20	Sylvie Swinkels	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
21	Lily Williams	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	s.t.
22	Lauretta Hanson	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
23	Rylee Mcmullen	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
24	Alex Manly	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
25	Jessica Pratt	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
26	Josie Nelson	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
27	Keely Bennett	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
28	Matilda Raynolds	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
29	Alisha Wells	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
30	Lisa Klein	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
31	Eugenie Duval	FDJ-SUEZ	s.t.
32	Mia Griffin	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
33	Gladys Verhulst	FDJ-SUEZ	s.t.
34	Silvia Magri	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
35	Maggie Coles-Lyster	ZAAF CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
36	Henrietta Christie	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	+21''
37	Nikola Noskova	ZAAF CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
38	Camille Fahy	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
39	Grace Brown	FDJ-SUEZ	s.t.
40	Danielle De Francesco	ZAAF CYCLING TEAM	s.t.
41	Alli Anderson	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
42	Isabelle Carnes	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
43	Gina Ricardo	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
44	Lillee Pollock	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
45	Kerry Jonker	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
46	Bryony Botha	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
47	Ella Wyllie	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
48	Haylee Fuller	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
49	Sophie Edwards	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
50	Brodie Chapman	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
51	Tiril Jorgensen	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
52	Mari Mohr	TEAM COOP-HITEC PRODUCTS	s.t.
53	Coralie Demay	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
54	Dilyxine Miermont	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
55	Prudence Fowler	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
56	Rachael Wales	ARA SKIP CAPITAL	s.t.
57	Nicole Frain	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
58	Claire Steels	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
59	Thi That N'Guyen	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
60	Annamarie Lipp	NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
61	Victorie Guilman	FDJ-SUEZ	s.t.
62	Elena Pirrone	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND	s.t.
63	Emily Watts	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
64	Antri Christoforou	HUMAN POWERED HEALTH	s.t.
65	Mia Hayden	TEAM BRIDGELANE	s.t.
66	Jessica Allen	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
67	Amber Pate	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
68	Sandrine Bideau	ST MICHEL-MAVIC-AUBER93	s.t.
69	Tayler Wiles	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
70	Amanda Spratt	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+46''
DNS	Lauren Stephens	EF EDUCATION-TIBCO-SVB
DNS	Emma Langley	EF EDUCATION-TIBCO-SVB
DNS	Krista Doebel-Hickok	EF EDUCATION-TIBCO-SVB
DNS	Abigail Smith	EF EDUCATION-TIBCO-SVB
DNS	Georgia Williams	EF EDUCATION-TIBCO-SVB
DNS	Debora Silvestri	ZAAF CYCLING TEAM

 

Course map

Tour Down Under start list, January 13, 2023:

Men | Women

Men's start list:

TEAM JAYCO - ALULA

Australia

1. Michael MATTHEWS (Australia)

2. Simon YATES (United Kingdom)

3. Luke DURBRIDGE (Australia)

4. Lucas HAMILTON (Australia)

5. Michael HEPBURN (Australia)

6. Chris HARPER (Australia)

7. Campbell STEWART (New Zealand)

AG2R CITROEN TEAM

France

11. Ben O'CONNOR (Australia)

12. Alex BAUDIN (France)

13. Dorian GODON (France)

14. Paul LAPEIRA (France)

15. Nans PETERS (France)

16. Michael SCHAR (Switzerland)

17. Damien TOUZE (France)

ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM

Kazakhstan

21. Luis Leon SANCHEZ (Spain)

22. Manuele BOARO (Italy)

23. Leonardo BASSO (Italy)

24. Fabio FELLINE (Italy)

25. Dmitriy GRUZDEV (Kazakhstan)

26. Martin LAAS (Estonia)

27. Gianni MOSCON (Italy)

BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS

Bahrain

31. Pello BILBAO LOPEZ de ARMENTIA (Spain)

32. Nikias ARNDT (Germany)

33. Phil BAUHAUS (Germany)

34. Kamil Michal GRADEK (Poland)

35. Hermann PERNSTEINER (Austria)

36. Cameron SCOTT (Australia)

37. Jasha Dimitri SUTTERLIN (Germany)

TREK - SEGAFREDO

United States

41. Tony GALLOPIN (France)

42. Filippo BARONCINI (Italy)

43. Marc BRUSTENGA (Spain)

44. Asbjorn HELLEMOSE (Denmark)

45. Emils LIEPINS (Latvia)

46. Natnael TESFAZION (Eritrea)

47. Antonio TIBERI (Italy)

COFIDIS

France

51. Bryan COQUARD (France)

52. Francois BIDARD (France)

53. Davide CIMOLAI (Italy)

54. Wesley KREDER (Netherlands)

55. Victor LAFAY (France)

56. Alexis RENARD (France)

57. Harrison WOOD (United Kingdom)

SOUDAL QUICK-STEP

Belgium

61. Mattia CATTANEO (Italy)

62. Josef CERNY (Czech Republic)

63. Dries DEVENYNS (Belgium)

64. James KNOX (United Kingdom)

65. Mauro SCHMID (Switzerland)

66. Jannik STEIMLE (Germany)

67. Martin SVRCEK (Czech Republic)

ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK

Belgium

71. Kaden GROVES (Australia)

72. Jenson PLOWRIGHT (Australia)

73. Robert STANNARD (Australia)

74. Samuel GAZE (New Zealand)

75. Senne LEYSEN (Belgium)

76. Oscar RIESEBEEK (Netherlands)

77. Michael GOGL (Austria)

GROUPAMA - FDJ

France

81. Michael STORER (Australia)

82. Miles SCOTSON (Australia)

83. Lorenzo GERMANI (Italy)

84. Reuben THOMPSON (New Zealand)

85. Laurence PITHIE (New Zealand)

86. Paul PENHOET (France)

87. Rudy MOLARD (France)

INEOS GRENADIERS

United Kingdom

91. Geraint THOMAS (United Kingdom)

92. Ethan HAYTER (United Kingdom)

93. Leo HAYTER (United Kingdom)

94. Kim HEIDUK (Germany)

95. Luke PLAPP (Australia)

96. Magnus SHEFFIELD (United States)

97. Ben SWIFT (United Kingdom)

INTERMARCHE - CIRCUS - WANTY

Belgium

101. Sven Erik BYSTROM (Norway)

102. Julius JOHANSEN (Denmark)

103. Hugo PAGE (France)

104. Gerben THIJSSEN (Belgium)

105. Taco VAN DER HOORN (Netherlands)

106. Boy VAN POPPEL (Netherlands)

107. Dion SMITH (New Zealand)

JUMBO-VISMA

Netherlands

111. Rohan DENNIS (Australia)

112. Robert GESINK (Netherlands)

113. Lennard HOFSTEDE (Netherlands)

114. Timo ROOSEN (Netherlands)

115. Milan VADER (Netherlands)

116. Timo VAN DIJKE (Netherlands)

117. Jos Van EMDEN (Netherlands)

MOVISTAR TEAM

Spain

121. Gorka IZAGIRRE (Spain)

122. Imanol ERVITI (Spain)

123. Johan JACOBS (Switzerland)

124. Ivan ROMEO ABAD (Spain)

125. Sergio SAMITIER (Spain)

126. Luis Guillermo MAS (Spain)

TEAM DSM

Netherlands

131. Chris HAMILTON (Australia)

132. Matt DINHAM (Australia)

133. Patrick BEVIN (New Zealand)

134. Romain COMBAUD (France)

135. Tim NABERMAN (Netherlands)

136. Marius MAYRHOFER (Germany)

137. Martijn TUSVELD (Netherlands)

UAE TEAM EMIRATES

United Arab Emirates

141. Jay VINE (Australia)

142. George BENNETT (New Zealand)

143. Marc HIRSCHI (Switzerland)

144. Sjoerd BAX (Netherlands)

145. Alessandro COVI (Italy)

146. Michael VINK (New Zealand)

147. Finn FISHER-BLACK (New Zealand)

TEAM ARKEA - SAMSIC

France

151. Ewen COSTIOU (France)

152. Mathis LE BERRE (France)

153. Elie GESBERT (France)

154. Hugo HOFSTETTER (France)

155. Kevin LEDANOIS (France)

156. Lukasz OWSIAN (Poland)

157. Alessandro VERRE (Italy)

EF EDUCATION - EASYPOST

United States

161. Alberto BETTIOL (Italy)

162. Mikkel HONORE (Denmark)

163. Jens KEUKELEIRE (Belgium)

164. Sean QUINN (United States)

165. Jonas RUTSCH (Germany)

166. Thomas SCULLY (New Zealand)

167. Lukasz WISNIOWSKI (Poland)

BORA - HANSGROHE

Germany

171. Jai HINDLEY (Australia)

172. Marco HALLER (Austria)

173. Shane ARCHBOLD (New Zealand)

174. Luis-Joe LUHRS (Germany)

175. Jordi MEEUS (Belgium)

176. Maximilian SCHACHMANN (Germany)

177. Giovanni ALEOTTI (Italy)

ISRAEL PREMIER TECH

Israel

181. Chris FROOME (United Kingdom)

182. Daryl IMPEY (South Africa)

183. Simon CLARKE (Australia)

184. Corbin STRONG (New Zealand)

185. Taj JONES (Australia)

186. Sebastian BERWICK (Australia)

187. Derek GEE (Canada)

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM

Australia

191. Caleb EWAN (Australia)

192. Jarrad DRIZNERS (Australia)

193. Graeme FRISLIE (Australia)

194. Connor LEAHY (Australia)

195. Zac MARRIAGE (Australia)

196. James MORIARTY (Australia)

197. Liam WALSH (Australia)

 

Women's start list:

TEAM JAYCO - ALULA

Australia

1. Ruby ROSEMAN-GANNON (Australia)

2. Alex MANLY (Australia)

3. Amber PATE (Australia)

4. Georgia BAKER (Australia)

5. Georgia HOWE (Australia)

6. Jessica ALLEN (Australia)

TREK - SEGAFREDO

United States

11. Amanda SPRATT (Australia)

12. Lauretta HANSON (Australia)

13. Brodie CHAPMAN (Australia)

14. Tayler WILES (United States)

15. Lisa KLEIN (Germany)

16. Ilaria SANGUINETI (Italy)

FDJ-SUEZ

France

21. Grace BROWN (Australia)

22. Loes ADEGEEST (Netherlands)

23. Clara COPPONI (France)

24. Eugenie DUVAL (France)

25. Victorie GUILMAN (France)

26. Gladys VERHULST (France)

HUMAN POWERED HEALTH

United States

31. Lily WILLIAMS (United States)

32. Daria PIKULIK (Poland)

33. Antri CHRISTOFOROU (Greece)

34. Kaia SCHMID (United States)

35. Henrietta CHRISTIE (New Zealand)

36. Nina BUIJSMAN (Netherlands)

ISRAEL PREMIER TECH ROLAND

Switzerland

41. Caroline BAUR (Switzerland)

42. Silvia MAGRI (Italy)

43. Mia GRIFFIN (Ireland)

44. Thi That N'GUYEN (Vietnam)

45. Claire STEELS (United Kingdom)

46. Elena PIRRONE (Italy)

EF EDUCATION - TIBCO - SVB

United States

51. Lauren STEPHENS (United States)

52. Emma LANGLEY (United States)

53. Krista DOEBEL-HICKOK (United States)

54. Abigail SMITH (United Kingdom)

55. Georgia WILLIAMS (New Zealand)

ST MICHEL - MAVIC - AUBER93

France

61. Roxane FOURNIER (France)

62. Coralie DEMAY (France)

63. Simone BOILARD (Canada)

64. Dilyxine MIERMONT (France)

65. Sandrine BIDEAU (France)

66. Camille FAHY (France)

TEAM COOP - HITEC PRODUCTS

Norway

71. Mari MOHR (Norway)

72. Josie NELSON (United Kingdom)

73. Tiril JORGENSEN (Norway)

74. Sylvie SWINKELS (Netherlands)

75. Kerry JONKER (South Africa)

76. Georgia DANFORD (New Zealand)

ZAAF CYCLING TEAM

Spain

81. Danielle DE FRANCESCO (Australia)

82. Elizabeth STANNARD (Australia)

83. Nikola NOSKOVA (Czech Republic)

84. Michaela DRUMMOND (New Zealand)

85. Debora SILVESTRI (Italy)

86. Maggie COLES-LYSTER (Canada)

ARA SKIP CAPITAL

Australia

91. Sophie EDWARDS (Australia)

92. Alisha WELLS (Australia)

93. Isabelle CARNES (Australia)

94. Lucinda STEWART (Australia)

95. Georgia WHITEHOUSE (Australia)

96. Rachael WALES (Australia)

TEAM BRIDGELANE

Australia

101. Emily WATTS (Australia)

102. Gina RICARDO (Australia)

103. Jessica PRATT (Australia)

104. Keely BENNETT (Australia)

105. Lillee POLLOCK (Australia)

106. Mia HAYDEN (Australia)

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM

Australia

111. Nicole FRAIN (Australia)

112. Rachel NEYLAN (Australia)

113. Josie TALBOT (Australia)

114. Anya LOUW (Australia)

115. Haylee FULLER (Australia)

116. Alli ANDERSON (Australia)

NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM

New Zealand

121. Ally WOLLASTON (New Zealand)

122. Bryony BOTHA (New Zealand)

123. Ella WYLLIE (New Zealand)

124. Prudence FOWLER (New Zealand)

125. Rylee MCMULLEN (New Zealand)

126. Annamarie LIPP (New Zealand)