Tour de France 2026 - Start List
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Stage 119.6km | Barcelona - Barcelona (TTT)
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Stage 2168.5km | Tarragona - Barcelona
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Stage 3195.9kms | Granollers - Les Angles
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Stage 4181.9km | Carcassonne - Foix
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Stage 5158.3km | Lannemezan - Pau
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Stage 6186.2km | Pau - Gavarnie-Gèdre
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Stage 7175.1km | Hagetmau - Bordeaux
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Stage 8180.4km | Périgueux - Bergerac
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Stage 9185.5km | Malemort - Ussel
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Stage 10166.6km | Aurillac - Le Lioran
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Stage 11161.3km | Vichy - Nevers
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Stage 12179.1km | Circuit Nevers Magny-Cours - Chalon-sur-Saône
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Stage 13205.8km | Dole - Belfort
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Stage 14155.3km | Mulhouse - Le Markstein Fellering
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Stage 15183.9km | Champagnole - Plateau de Solaison
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Stage 1626.1km | Évian-les-Bains - Thonon-les-Bains (ITT)
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Stage 17174.7km | Chambery - Voiron
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Stage 18185.2km | Voiron - Orcières-Merlette
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Stage 19127.9km | Gap - Alpe d'Huez
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Stage 20170.9km | Le Bourg d'Oisans - Alpe d'Huez
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Stage 21133km | Thoiry - Paris Champs Élysées
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Start list
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UAE Team Emirates-XRG
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Visma-Lease a Bike
- 11 Jonas Vingegaard
- 12 Edoardo Affini
- 13 Bruno Armirail
- 14 Victor Campenaerts
- 15 Per Strand Hagenes
- 16 Matteo Jorgenson
- 17 Sepp Kuss
- 18 Davide Piganzoli
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Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
- 21 Remco Evenepoel
- 22 Mattia Cattaneo
- 23 Nico Denz
- 24 Jai Hindley
- 25 Florian Lipowitz
- 26 Jan Tratnik
- 27 Tim van Dijke
- 28 Maxim Van Gils
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Lidl-Trek
- 31 Juan Ayuso
- 32 Derek Gee-West
- 33 Mads Pedersen
- 34 Quinn Simmons
- 35 Mattias Skjelmose Jensen
- 36 Toms Skujins
- 37 Mathias Vacek
- 38 Carlos Verona Quintanilla
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EF Education-EasyPost
- 41 Richard Carapaz
- 42 Kasper Asgreen
- 43 Alex Baudin
- 44 Ben Healy
- 45 Sean Quinn
- 46 Georg Steinhauser
- 47 Michael Valgren Andersen
- 48 Max Walker
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Decathlon CMA CGM
- 51 Paul Seixas
- 52 Tiesj Benoot
- 53 Cees Bol
- 54 Daan Hoole
- 55 Olav Kooij
- 56 Aurelien Paret-Peintre
- 57 Nicolas Prodhomme
- 58 Matthew Riccitello
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XDS-Astana
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Bahrain Victorious
- 71 Lenny Martinez
- 72 Phil Bauhaus
- 73 Damiano Caruso
- 74 Kamil Gradek
- 75 Matej Mohoric
- 76 Robert Stannard
- 77 Antonio Tiberi
- 78 Vlad Van Mechelen
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Netcompany Ineos
- 81 Egan Arley Bernal Gomez
- 82 Thymen Arensman
- 83 Tobias Foss
- 84 Filippo Ganna
- 85 Dorian Godon
- 86 Michał Kwiatkowski
- 87 Joshua Tarling
- 88 Kévin Vauquelin
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Soudal-QuickStep
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Alpecin-Premier Tech
- 101 Mathieu van der Poel
- 102 Ramses Debruyne
- 103 Silvan Dillier
- 104 Tim Marsman
- 105 Jasper Philipsen
- 106 Edward Planckaert
- 107 Jonas Rickaert
- 108 Emiel Verstrynge
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Jayco-AlUla
- 111 Ben O'Connor
- 112 Pascal Ackermann
- 113 Luke Durbridge
- 114 Felix Engelhardt
- 115 Michael Matthews
- 116 Kelland O'Brien
- 117 Luke Plapp
- 118 Mauro Schmid
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Uno-X Mobility
- 121 Tobias Halland Johannessen
- 122 Jonas Abrahamsen
- 123 Anthon Charmig
- 124 Magnus Cort
- 125 Anders Halland Johannessen
- 126 Anders Skaarseth
- 127 Torstein Traeen
- 128 Søren Wærenskjold
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NSN Cycling Team
- 131 Biniam Girmay Hailu
- 132 Lewis Askey
- 133 George Bennett
- 134 Marco Frigo
- 135 Matis Louvel
- 136 Krists Neilands
- 137 Jake Stewart
- 138 Tom Van Asbroeck
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Movistar Team
- 141 Cian Uijtdebroeks
- 142 Pablo Castrillo
- 143 Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda
- 144 Raul Garcia Pierna
- 145 Michel Hessmann
- 146 Nelson Oliveira
- 147 Javier Romo
- 148 Einer Augusto Rubio
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Lotto-Intermarché
- 151 Arnaud De Lie
- 152 Huub Artz
- 153 Jenno Berckmoes
- 154 Lars Craps
- 155 Liam Slock
- 156 Lennert Van Eetvelt
- 157 Baptiste Veistroffer
- 158 Georg Zimmermann
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Cofidis
- 161 Ion Izagirre Insausti
- 162 Piet Allegaert
- 163 Alex Aranburu
- 164 Jenthe Biermans
- 165 Milan Fretin
- 166 Alex Kirsch
- 167 Hugo Page
- 168 Benjamin Thomas
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Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling
- 171 Tom Pidcock
- 172 Mikel Azparren Etxeberria
- 173 Chris Harper
- 174 Quinten Hermans
- 175 Damien Howson
- 176 Xandro Meurisse
- 177 Brent Van Moer
- 178 Fred Wright
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Groupama-FDJ United
- 181 Romain Gregoire
- 182 Clement Berthet
- 183 Clément Braz Afonzo
- 184 Ewen Costiou
- 185 Lorenzo Germani
- 186 Guillaume Martin
- 187 Quentin Pacher
- 188 Clement Russo
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Tudor Pro Cycling
- 191 Julian Alaphilippe
- 192 Arvid De Kleijn
- 193 Marco Haller
- 194 Marc Hirschi
- 195 Rick Pluimers
- 196 Michael Storer
- 197 Matteo Trentin
- 198 Yannis Voisard
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Team TotalEnergies
- 201 Jordan Jegat
- 202 Nicolas Breuillard
- 203 Joris Delbove
- 204 Alexandre Delettre
- 205 Thibault Guernalec
- 206 Mathis Le Berre
- 207 Anthony Turgis
- 208 Mattéo Vercher
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Picnic PostNL
- 211 Warren Barguil
- 212 Frits Biesterbos
- 213 Pavel Bittner
- 214 John Degenkolb
- 215 Robbe Dhondt
- 216 Niklas Märkl
- 217 Julius van den Berg
- 218 Frank van den Broek
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Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
- 221 Fernando Gaviria
- 222 Abel Balderstone
- 223 Sebastian Berwick
- 224 Alexander Molenaar
- 225 Joel Nicolau
- 226 Stefano Oldani
- 227 Jakub Otruba
- 228 Jose Felix Parra Cuerda
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