Tour de France Femmes 2023 - Start List
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Stage 1123.8km | Clermont-Ferrand - Clermont-Ferrand
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Stage 2151.7km | Clermont-Ferrand - Mauriac
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Stage 3147.2km | Collonges-La-Rouge - Montignac-Lascaux
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Stage 4177.1km | Cahors - Rodez
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Stage 5126.1km | Onet-Le-Château - Albi
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Stage 6122.1km | Albi - Blagnac
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Stage 789.8km | Lannemezan - Tourmalet Bagnères-de-Bigorre
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Stage 822.6km | Pau - Pau
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Movistar Team Women
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Team SD Worx
- 11 Demi Vollering
- 12 Mischa Bredewold
- 13 Elena Cecchini
- 14 Lotte Kopecky
- 15 Christine Majerus
- 16 Marlen Reusser
- 17 Lorena Wiebes
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Canyon-Sram
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Team Jumbo-Visma Women
- 31 Marianne Vos
- 32 Anna Henderson
- 33 Amber Kraak
- 34 Coryn Labecki
- 35 Riejanne Markus
- 36 Karlijn Swinkels
- 37 Eva van Agt
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UAE Team ADQ
- 41 Silvia Persico
- 42 Alena Amialiusik
- 43 Olivia Baril
- 44 Chiara Consonni
- 45 Eleonora Gasparrini
- 46 Elizabeth Holden
- 47 Erica Magnaldi
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Team dsm-firmenich Women
- 51 Juliette Berthet
- 52 Léa Curinier
- 53 Pfeiffer Georgi
- 54 Megan Jastrab
- 55 Charlotte Kool
- 56 Esmée Peperkamp
- 57 Elise Uijen
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Lidl-Trek Women
- 61 Elisa Balsamo
- 62 Lucinda Brand
- 63 Elizabeth Deignan
- 64 Lauretta Hanson
- 65 Elisa Longo Borghini
- 66 Ilaria Sanguineti
- 67 Amanda Spratt
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FDJ-SUEZ
- 71 Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig
- 72 Loes Adegeest
- 73 Grace Brown
- 74 Marta Cavalli
- 75 Vittoria Guazzini
- 76 Evita Muzic
- 77 Jade Wiel
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EF Education-Tibco-SVB
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Liv Racing-Teqfind
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AG Insurance-Soudal-QuickStep
- 101 Ashleigh Moolman Pasio
- 102 Mirea Benito
- 103 Maaike Boogaard
- 104 Julia Borgström
- 105 Justine Ghekiere
- 106 Lotta Henttala
- 107 Romy Kasper
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Fenix-Deceuninck
- 111 Julie De Wilde
- 112 Sanne Cant
- 113 Yara Kastelijn
- 114 Evy Kuijpers
- 115 Christina Schweinberger
- 116 Marthe Truyen
- 117 Julie Van de Velde
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Israel-Premier Tech-Roland
- 121 Claire Steels
- 122 Fien Delbaere
- 123 Tamara Dronova
- 124 Nathalie Eklund
- 125 Elena Hartmann
- 126 Elizabeth Stannard
- 127 Lara Vieceli
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Uno-X Women Pro Cycling Team
- 131 Anouska Koster
- 132 Susanne Andersen
- 133 Maria Giulia Confalonieri
- 134 Marte Berg Edseth
- 135 Hannah Ludwig
- 136 Wilma Olausson
- 137 Mie Bjørndal Ottestad
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St Michel-Auber93 Women
- 141 Coralie Demay
- 142 Sandrine Bideau
- 143 Simone Boilard
- 144 Camille Fahy
- 145 Célia Le Mouël
- 146 Dilyxine Miermont
- 147 Margot Pompanon
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Human Powered Health Women
- 151 Audrey Cordon-Ragot
- 152 Alice Barnes
- 153 Henrietta Christie
- 154 Antri Christoforou
- 155 Barbara Malcotti
- 156 Marjolein Van'T Geloof
- 157 Eri Yonamine
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Cofidis Women
- 161 Clara Koppenburg
- 162 Martina Alzini
- 163 Morgane Coston
- 164 Špela Kern
- 165 Rachel Neylan
- 166 Gabrielle Pilote-Fortin
- 167 Josie Talbot
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Team Jayco AlUla Women
- 171 Ane Santesteban
- 172 Jessica Allen
- 173 Teniel Campbell
- 174 Georgie Howe
- 175 Nina Kessler
- 176 Alexandra Manly
- 177 Amber Pate
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Lifeplus Wahoo
- 181 Margaux Vigie
- 182 Natalie Grinczer
- 183 Typhaine Laurance
- 184 Kaja Rysz
- 185 April Tacey
- 186 Babette van der Wolf
- 187 Ella Wyllie
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Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
- 191 Cedrine Kerbaol
- 192 Sandra Alonso Dominguez
- 193 Alice Maria Arzuffi
- 194 Nina Berton
- 195 Arianna Fidanza
- 196 Marta Lach
- 197 Kathrin Schweinberger
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Arkea Pro Cycling Team
- 201 Danielle De Francesco
- 202 Clara Emond
- 203 Maaike Colje
- 204 Amandine Fouquenet
- 205 Anastasiya Kolesava
- 206 Marie Le Deunff
- 207 Anaïs Morichon
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Team Coop - Hitec Products
- 211 Jenny Rissveds
- 212 Stine Dale
- 213 India Grangier
- 214 Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset
- 215 Tiril Jørgensen
- 216 Lucie Jounier
- 217 Josie Nelson
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