Giro d'Italia 2021 - Start List
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Stages
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Stage 18.6km | Turin - Turin (ITT)
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Stage 2179km | Stupinigi - Novara
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Stage 3190km | Biella - Canale
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Stage 4187km | Piacenza - Sestola
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Stage 5177km | Modena - Cattolica
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Stage 6160km | Grotte di Frasassi - Ascoli Piceno
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Stage 7181km | Notaresco - Termoli
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Stage 8170km | Foggia - Guardia Sanframondi
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Stage 9158km | Castel di Sangro - Campo Felice
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Stage 10139km | l'Aquila - Foligno
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Rest Day 1-
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Stage 11162km | Perugia - Montalcino
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Stage 12212kms | Siena - Bagno di Romagna
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Stage 13198kms | Ravenna - Verona
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Stage 14205kms | Cittadella - Monte Zoncolan
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Stage 15147kms | Grado - Gorizia
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Stage 16212kms | Sacile - Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Rest Day 2-
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Stage 17193kms | Canazei - Sega di Ala
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Stage 18231kms | Rovereto - Stradella
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Stage 19166kms | Abbiategrasso - Alpe di Mera
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Stage 20164kms | Verbania - Valle Spluga-Alpe Motta
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Stage 2130.3kms | Senago - Milano (ITT)
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Start list
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Ineos Grenadiers
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AG2R Citroën Team
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Alpecin-Fenix
- 21 Tim Merlier
- 22 Dries De Bondt
- 23 Jimmy Janssens
- 24 Alexander Krieger
- 25 Senne Leysen
- 26 Oscar Riesebeek
- 27 Gianni Vermeersch
- 28 Louis Vervaeke
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Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec
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Astana-Premier Tech
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Bahrain Victorious
- 51 Mikel Landa Meana
- 52 Yukiya Arashiro
- 53 Pello Bilbao
- 54 Damiano Caruso
- 55 Gino Mader
- 56 Matej Mohoric
- 57 Jan Tratnik
- 58 Rafael Valls
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Bardiani-CSF-Faizane
- 61 Giovanni Visconti
- 62 Enrico Battaglin
- 63 Giovanni Carboni
- 64 Filippo Fiorelli
- 65 Davide Gabburo
- 66 Umberto Marengo
- 67 Filippo Zana
- 68 Samuele Zoccarato
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Bora-Hansgrohe
- 71 Peter Sagan
- 72 Giovanni Aleotti
- 73 Cesare Benedetti
- 74 Maciej Bodnar
- 75 Emanuel Buchmann
- 76 Matteo Fabbro
- 77 Felix Großschartner
- 78 Daniel Oss
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Cofidis
- 81 Elia Viviani
- 82 Natnael Berhane
- 83 Simone Consonni
- 84 Nicolas Edet
- 85 Victor Lafay
- 86 Rémy Rochas
- 87 Fabio Sabatini
- 88 Attilio Viviani
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Deceuninck-QuickStep
- 91 Remco Evenepoel
- 92 João Almeida
- 93 Remi Cavagna
- 94 Mikkel Frølich Honore
- 95 Iljo Keisse
- 96 James Knox
- 97 Fausto Masnada
- 98 Pieter Serry
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EF Education-Nippo
- 101 Hugh Carthy
- 102 Jonathan Caicedo
- 103 Simon Carr
- 104 Ruben Guerreiro
- 105 Jens Keukeleire
- 106 Julius van den Berg
- 107 Alberto Bettiol
- 109 Tejay van Garderen
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Eolo-Kometa Cycling Team
- 111 Manuel Belletti
- 112 Vincenzo Albanese
- 113 Mark Christian
- 114 Marton Dina
- 115 Lorenzo Fortunato
- 116 Francesco Gavazzi
- 117 Edward Ravasi
- 118 Samuele Rivi
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Groupama-FDJ
- 121 Rudy Molard
- 122 Matteo Badilatti
- 123 Antoine Duchesne
- 124 Simon Guglielmi
- 125 Sebastien Reichenbach
- 126 Romain Seigle
- 127 Attila Valter
- 128 Lars van den Berg
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Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
- 131 Jan Hirt
- 132 Quinten Hermans
- 133 Wesley Kreder
- 134 Riccardo Minali
- 135 Andrea Pasqualon
- 136 Simone Petilli
- 137 Rein Taaramäe
- 138 Taco Van Der Hoorn
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Israel Start–Up Nation
- 141 Daniel Martin
- 142 Patrick Bevin
- 143 Matthias Brändle
- 144 Davide Cimolai
- 145 Alessandro De Marchi
- 146 Alex Dowsett
- 147 Krists Neilands
- 148 Guy Niv
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Team Jumbo–Visma
- 151 George Bennett
- 152 Edoardo Affini
- 153 Koen Bouwman
- 154 David Dekker
- 155 Tobias Foss
- 156 Dylan Groenewegen
- 157 Paul Martens
- 158 Jos van Emden
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Lotto Soudal
- 161 Caleb Ewan
- 162 Jasper De Buyst
- 163 Thomas De Gendt
- 164 Kobe Goossens
- 165 Roger Kluge
- 166 Tomasz Marczynski
- 167 Stefano Oldani
- 168 Harm Vanhoucke
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Movistar Team
- 171 Marc Soler
- 172 Dario Cataldo
- 173 Matteo Jorgenson
- 174 Nelson Oliveira
- 175 Antonio Pedrero
- 176 Einer Augusto Rubio
- 177 Albert Torres
- 178 Davide Villella
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Team BikeExchange
- 181 Simon Yates
- 182 Michael Hepburn
- 183 Christopher Juul Jensen
- 184 Tanel Kangert
- 185 Cameron Meyer
- 186 Mikel Nieve Ituralde
- 187 Nick Schultz (duplicate)
- 188 Callum Scotson
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Team DSM
- 191 Jai Hindley
- 192 Nikias Arndt
- 193 Romain Bardet
- 194 Nico Denz
- 195 Chris Hamilton
- 196 Max Kanter
- 197 Nicolas Roche
- 198 Michael Storer
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Qhubeka NextHash
- 201 Giacomo Nizzolo
- 202 Victor Campenaerts
- 203 Kilian Frankiny
- 204 Bert-Jan Lindeman
- 205 Domenico Pozzovivo
- 206 Mauro Schmid
- 207 Max Walscheid
- 208 Łukasz Wiśniowski
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Trek–Segafredo
- 211 Vincenzo Nibali
- 212 Giorgio Brambilla
- 213 Giulio Ciccone
- 214 Koen de Kort
- 215 Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier Werkilu
- 216 Bauke Mollema
- 217 Jacopo Mosca
- 218 Matteo Moschetti
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UAE Team Emirates
- 221 Davide Formolo
- 222 Valerio Conti
- 223 Alessandro Covi
- 224 Joe Dombrowski
- 225 Fernando Gaviria
- 226 Juan Sebastián Molano Benavides
- 227 Maximiliano Ariel Richeze
- 228 Diego Ulissi
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