Critérium du Dauphiné 2021 - Start List
Start list
-
-
EF Education-Nippo
-
Groupama-FDJ
- 11 David Gaudu
- 12 Bruno Armirail
- 13 William Bonnet
- 14 Kevin Geniets
- 15 Matthieu Ladagnous
- 16 Olivier Le Gac
- 17 Brieuc Rolland
-
Cofidis
- 21 Guillaume Martin
- 22 Simon Geschke
- 23 Nathan Haas
- 24 Emmanuel Morin
- 25 Anthony Perez
- 26 Pierre-Luc Périchon
- 27 Kenneth Vanbilsen
-
Ineos Grenadiers
-
Team Jumbo–Visma
- 41 Steven Kruijswijk
- 42 Robert Gesink
- 43 Lennard Hofstede
- 44 Sepp Kuss
- 45 Tony Martin
- 46 Timo Roosen
- 47 Jonas Vingegaard
-
Movistar Team
-
Bora-Hansgrohe
- 61 Wilco Kelderman
- 62 Patrick Gamper
- 63 Patrick Konrad
- 64 Nils Politt
- 65 Lukas Pöstlberger
- 66 Michael Schwarzmann
- 67 Frederik Wandalh
-
AG2R Citroën Team
- 71 Ben O'Connor
- 72 Dorian Godon
- 73 Jaakko Hänninen
- 74 Oliver Naesen
- 75 Aurelien Paret-Peintre
- 76 Greg Van Avermaet
- 77 Clément Venturini
-
Israel Start–Up Nation
- 81 Christopher Froome
- 82 Alexander Cataford
- 83 Omer Goldstein
- 84 Ben Hermans
- 85 Reto Hollenstein
- 86 Alexis Renard
- 87 Mads Würtz Schmidt
-
Astana-Premier Tech
-
Team Arkea-Samsic
- 101 Nairo Quintana
- 102 Winner Anacona Gomez
- 103 Warren Barguil
- 104 Anthony Delaplace
- 105 Lukasz Owsian
- 106 Laurent Pichon
- 107 Clement Russo
-
Lotto Soudal
- 111 Tim Wellens
- 112 Steff Cras
- 113 Sebastien Grignard
- 114 Matthew Holmes
- 115 Sylvain Moniquet
- 116 Harry Sweeny
- 117 Brent Van Moer
-
Bahrain Victorious
- 121 Dylan Teuns
- 122 Santiago Buitrago Sanchez
- 123 Eros Capecchi
- 124 Sonny Colbrelli
- 125 Jack Haig
- 126 Marco Haller
- 127 Mark Padun
-
UAE Team Emirates
- 131 Andrés Camilo Ardila
- 132 Mikkel Bjerg
- 133 Sven Erik Bystrøm
- 134 Joe Dombrowski
- 135 Alexander Kristoff
- 136 Brandon McNulty
- 137 Ivo Oliveira
-
Deceuninck-QuickStep
- 141 Florian Sénéchal
- 142 Shane Archbold
- 143 Kasper Asgreen
- 144 Josef Cerny
- 145 Ian Garrison
- 146 Fabio Jakobsen
- 147 Stijn Steels
-
Trek–Segafredo
- 151 Michel Ries
- 152 Julien Bernard
- 153 Kenny Elissonde
- 154 Mattias Skjelmose Jensen
- 155 Ryan Mullen
- 156 Mads Pedersen
- 157 Jasper Stuyven
-
Team BikeExchange
- 161 Kevin Colleoni
- 162 Brent Bookwalter
- 163 Tsgabu Grmay
- 164 Kaden Groves
- 165 Damien Howson
- 166 Barnabas Peak
- 167 Andrey Zeits
-
Team DSM
- 171 Marco Brenner
- 172 Felix Gall
- 173 Chad Haga
- 174 Martin Salmon
- 175 Martijn Tusveld
- 176 Ilan Van Wilder
- 177 Kevin Vermaerke
-
B&B Hotels p/b KTM
- 181 Pierre Rolland
- 182 Franck Bonnamour
- 183 Maxime Chevalier
- 184 Cyril Gautier
- 185 Eliot Lietaer
- 186 Quentin Pacher
- 187 Sebastian Schonberger
-
Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
- 191 Louis Meintjes
- 192 Jan Bakelants
- 193 Jeremy Bellicaud
- 194 Theo Delacroix
- 195 Jasper De Plus
- 196 Kevin Van Melsen
- 197 Loic Vliegen
-
Qhubeka NextHash
- 201 Fabio Aru
- 202 Sander Armee
- 203 Carlos Barbero Cuesta
- 204 Sean Bennett
- 205 Michael Gogl
- 206 Robert Power
- 207 Dylan Sunderland
-
More from Critérium du Dauphiné

Tour de France tech gallery: Four new bikes, $1,700 hubs, brand new wheels, and a $1,400 saddle
By Will Jones published
Member exclusive Plus the usual tech hacks and strange setups from the uphill time trial

'I always knew what I was capable of' – After first WorldTour win, Israel-Premier Tech announce Jake Stewart contract extension
By James Moultrie published
News Brit signs three-year renewal after joining in 2024, enters 'new chapter' in career

He finished eighth at the Dauphiné, but here's why Paul Seixas won't be racing the Tour de France
By Dani Ostanek published
News Fears of overwork and disrupting progression behind Decathlon AG2R's decision to take it slow with 18-year-old rising star

Adieu Critérium du Dauphiné, hello Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes - French stage race undergoes major name change
By Stephen Farrand published
A surprise new name in break from tradition
Latest on Cyclingnews
-
'The following Clubhouses will be closing before April 2026' - Rapha to shut a number of RCC venues as early as January 18th
This news comes as the brand reported an 8th loss-making year in a row in 2025 -
'Small percentages can make a huge difference' - What's the science behind cycling's long-range attacks?
From Tadej Pogačar’s long-range raids to Ben Healy’s solo masterclasses, the modern breakaway is undergoing a rapid transformation as more riders successfully go it alone -
'We need a transfer system like in football' – Picnic PostNL look to the future after losing Oscar Onley to Ineos Grenadiers
Max Poole to target Giro d'Italia GC as sprinter Fabio Jakobsen returns after iliac artery surgery
-
Around the world in 10 races – Offbeat races to watch in 2026
Delving into a selection of the most interesting races away from the WorldTour and Women's WorldTour -
Chloé Dygert launches fundraising campaign to help US track great Sarah Hammer-Kroening with medical bills after seven surgeries
'This is not about charity. It is about community, compassion, and stepping in when someone who has always carried herself with quiet strength needs support' -
'One of the last true crossers' – Rivals, friends, media pay heartfelt tributes to Eli Iserbyt after his medically-forced early retirement
Mathieu van der Poel, Wout Van Aert, and Tom Pidcock pay tribute to Belgian racer
-
Jensen Plowright beats Sam Welsford to Australian elite men's criterium title
Kurt Eather sweeps up final podium place -
Women's WorldTour bikes and tech 2026: What are teams using this year?
Cannondale joins the women's WorldTour, whilst Pinarello and Orbea leave it. UAE Team ADQ lose their parmesan sponsor. -
Women's WorldTour bikes and tech 2025: What are teams using this year?
Cannondale joins the women's WorldTour, whilst Pinarello and Orbea leave it. UAE Team ADQ lose their parmesan sponsor.










