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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Feng Chun-Kai (Action Cycling Team) |
| 2 | Laurent Beuret (Team Atlas Personal) |
| 3 | Lee Wei-Cheng (Action Cycling Team) |
| 4 | Ho Burr (Team Hong Kong) |
| 5 | Martin Acosta (MCGUIRE CYCLING TEAM) |
| 6 | Ricardo Van Der Velde (Donckers Coffee Jelly Belly) |
| 7 | Hans Dekkers (Landbouwkrediet- Colnago) |
| 8 | Ryan Aitcheson (Panther p/b Competitive Cyclist) |
| 9 | Michael Chauner (Team Cykelcity) |
| 10 | Chris Balestrini (Garneu - Club Chaussures) |
| 11 | Brian Hill (Chemstar p/b United Healthcare) |
| 12 | Yuen Chi-Ho (Team Hong Kong) |
| 13 | Colton Barrett (Kelly Benefits Strategies p/b Optum Health) |
| 14 | Peter Morse (Jet Fuel Coffee) |
| 15 | Ko Siuwai (Team Hong Kong) |
| 16 | Mick Kallenfels (Jan Van Arckel Zababank Plieger Sport) |
| 17 | Jerry Kallenfels (Jan Van Arckel Rabobank Pliegersport) |
| 18 | Hsiao Shih-Hsin (Action Cycling Team) |
| 19 | Jeff Schiller (Garneu- Club Chaussures) |
| 20 | William (Booey) Hottenstein (FCS Cycling) |
| 21 | Brandon Feehery (Mesa Cycles) |
| 22 | Kevin Hazzard (Jet Fuel Coffee) |
| 23 | Bryan Mcvey (ABD Cycling) |
| 24 | Mac Brennan (Panther p/b Competitive Cyclist) |
| 25 | Wong Chung Yon (Team Hong Kong) |
| 26 | Thomas Soladay (Kelly Benefits Strategies p/b Optum Health) |
| 27 | Ben Damhoff (ABD Cycling) |
| 28 | Phillip Snodgrass (WELL FARGO RACING TEAM) |
| 29 | Ryan Ramos (RS2 Energy) |
| 30 | John Tomlinson (Chemstar p/b United Healthcare) |
| 31 | Guillaume Dessibourg (Team Atlas Personal) |
| 32 | Marco Li (Garneau- Club Chaussures- Norton Rose) |
| 33 | Wong Tsz-Chin (Team Hong Kong) |
| 34 | Yang Wu-Hsing (Action Cycling Team) |
| 35 | Leung Chun Wing (Team Hong Kong) |
| 36 | Anthony Walsh (Jet Fuel Coffee) |
| 37 | Dustin Morici (BURNHAM RACING) |
| 38 | Matt Gorter (Subway Pro Cycling) |
| 39 | Matt Pence (Gateway Harley/Mesa Cycles) |
| 40 | Shiu Ka Ming (Team Hong Kong) |
| 41 | Marc Howe (Z Motion) |
| 42 | Stephen Housley (Chemstar p/b United Healthcare) |
| 43 | Joel Friedman (James Slauson) |
| 44 | Keith Mcmahon (VAN WAGNER) |
| 45 | Marc Moeller (NORTH BRANCH CYCLING CLUB) |
| 46 | Eric Drummer (Alberto's) |
| 47 | Alexander Vaughan-Ruiz (The TEAM) |
| 48 | Chen Chien-Liang (Action Cycling Team) |
| 49 | James Slauson (TEAM BICYCLE HEAVEN) |
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Hsiao Mei-Yu (Action Cycling Team) |
| 2 | Carrie Cash Wootten (Pedal the Cause/Team Revolution) |
| 3 | Emma Bast (Speedfix p/b Zubaz) |
| 4 | Nichole Wangsgard (Primal Racing/Map My Ride) |
| 5 | Lee Yu-Showan (Action Cycling Team) |
| 6 | Zhao Juan Meng (Team Hong Kong) |
| 7 | Jeannie Kuhajek (ABD Cycling) |
| 8 | Liz So (TEAM TATI) |
| 9 | Wan Yiu Jamie Wong (Team Hong Kong) |
| 10 | Hsiao-Chia Tseng (Action Cycling Team) |
| 11 | Christine Roettger (Team Revolution) |
| 12 | Kelli Richter |
| 13 | Sara Clafferty (ANNAPOLIS BIKE RACING TEAM) |
| 14 | Tiffany Pezzulo (PRIMAL/MAPMYRIDE) |
| 15 | Gwen Inglis (Michael Inglis) |
| 16 | Kristen Meshberg (ABD Cycling) |
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