Tour de France Femmes 2026 - Start List
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Stage 1138km | Lausanne - Lausanne
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Stage 2147.9km | Aigle - Genève
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Stage 3156.5km | Genève - Poligny
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Stage 421km | Gevrey-Chambertin - Dijon
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Stage 5140km | Mâcon - Belleville-en-Beaujolais
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Stage 6153.4km | Montbrison - Tournon-sur-Rhône
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Stage 7146.8km | La Voulte-sur-Rhône - Mont Ventoux
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Stage 8171.9km | Sisteron - Nice
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Stage 999.2km | Nice - Nice
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Visma-Lease a Bike Women
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FDJ United-SUEZ
- 11 Demi Vollering
- 12 Juliette Berthet
- 13 Célia Gery
- 14 Franziska Koch
- 15 Amber Kraak
- 16 Marie Le Net
- 17 Evita Muzic
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Canyon-SRAM
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UAE Team L'IMAD
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SD Worx-Protime
- 41 Anna van der Breggen
- 42 Mischa Bredewold
- 43 Valentina Cavallar
- 44 Elena Cecchini
- 45 Lotte Kopecky
- 46 Nienke Vinke
- 47 Lorena Wiebes
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Movistar Team Women
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Lidl-Trek Women
- 61 Elisa Balsamo
- 62 Loes Adegeest
- 63 Lucinda Brand
- 64 Niamh Fisher-Black
- 65 Isabella Holmgren
- 66 Riejanne Markus
- 67 Amanda Spratt
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AG Insurance-Soudal
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EF Education-Oatly
- 81 Magdeleine Vallieres Mill
- 82 Nina Berton
- 83 Henrietta Christie
- 84 Kristen Faulkner
- 85 Cedrine Kerbaol
- 86 Noemi Ruegg
- 87 Alice Towers
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Fenix-Premier Tech
- 91 Puck Pieterse
- 92 Sara Casasola
- 93 Lotte Claes
- 94 Millie Couzens
- 95 Yara Kastelijn
- 96 Charlotte Kool
- 97 Christina Schweinberger
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Human Powered Health
- 101 Titia Ryo
- 102 Nina Buijsman
- 103 Carlotta Cipressi
- 104 Thalita De Jong
- 105 Barbara Malcotti
- 106 Marit Raaijmakers
- 107 Lily Williams
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Liv AlUla Jayco
- 111 Monica Trinca Colonel
- 112 Mackenzie Coupland
- 113 Nadia Gontova
- 114 Jeanne Korevaar
- 115 Letizia Paternoster
- 116 Ruby Roseman-Gannon
- 117 Silke Smulders
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Picnic PostNL Women
- 121 Eleonora Ciabocco
- 122 Robyn Clay
- 123 Lucie Fityus
- 124 Pfeiffer Georgi
- 125 Mia Griffin
- 126 Gaia Masetti
- 127 Josie Nelson
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St Michel-Preference Home-Auber93 Women
- 131 Emilie Morier
- 132 Heidi Franz
- 133 Alicia Gonzalez Blanco
- 134 India Grangier
- 135 Alison Jackson
- 136 Solène Muller
- 137 Caroline Wreszin
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Cofidis Women
- 141 Malwina Mul
- 142 Julie Bego
- 143 Ema Comte
- 144 Amalie Dideriksen
- 145 Victorie Guilman
- 146 Hannah Ludwig
- 147 Nikola Noskova
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Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi
- 151 Usoa Ostolaza
- 152 Naia Amondarain
- 153 Yuliia Biriukova
- 154 Idoia Eraso
- 155 Arianna Fidanza
- 156 Paula Patino
- 157 Debora Silvestri
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VolkerWessels Women's Pro Cycling
- 161 Quinty Schoens
- 162 Anneke Dijkstra
- 163 Eisen Malou
- 164 Eline Jansen
- 166 Maud Rijnbeek
- 167 Sophie Von Berswordt-Wallrabe
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Uno-X Mobility Women
- 171 Katrine Aalerud
- 172 Teuntje Beekhuis
- 173 Marte Berg Edseth
- 174 Sigrid Ytterhus Haugset
- 175 Anouska Koster
- 176 Laura Tomasi
- 177 Alessia Vigilia
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Lotto Intermarché Ladies
- 181 Sandrine Tas
- 182 Dina Boels
- 183 Elisabeth Ebras
- 184 Romina Hinojosa
- 185 Marieke Meert
- 186 Linda Riedmann
- 187 Sterre Vervloet
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Ma Petite Entreprise
- 191 Clémence Latimier
- 192 Noemie Abgrall
- 193 Laura Asencio
- 194 Alison Avoine
- 195 Morgane Coston
- 196 Célia Le Mouël
- 197 Océane Mahé
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Mayenne-Monbana-MyPie
- 201 Karolina Perekitko
- 202 Marine Allione
- 203 Alice Coutinho
- 204 Kiara Lylyk
- 205 Fiona Mangan
- 206 Natalie Quinn
- 207 Constance Valentin
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