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Tour de Romandie 2021 - Start List

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- Ineos Grenadiers
  - 1 Geraint Thomas
  - 2 Andrey Amador Bikkazakova
  - 3 Rohan Dennis
  - 4 Owain Doull
  - 5 Eddie Dunbar
  - 6 Filippo Ganna
  - 7 Richie Porte
- Deceuninck-QuickStep
  - 11 Fausto Masnada
  - 12 Mattia Cattaneo
  - 13 Remi Cavagna
  - 14 Josef Cerny
  - 15 Dries Devenyns
  - 16 Ian Garrison
  - 17 Iljo Keisse
- Team Jumbo–Visma
  - 21 Steven Kruijswijk
  - 22 Sepp Kuss
  - 23 Gijs Leemreize
  - 24 Tony Martin
  - 25 Christoph Pfingsten
  - 26 Antwan Tolhoek
  - 27 Jos van Emden
- UAE Team Emirates
  - 31 Marc Hirschi
  - 32 Rui Alberto Faria da Costa
  - 33 Alessandro Covi
  - 34 Cristian Camilo Munoz Lancheros
  - 35 Maximiliano Ariel Richeze
  - 36 Oliviero Troia
  - 37 Diego Ulissi
- Bora-Hansgrohe
  - 41 Peter Sagan
  - 42 Erik Baška
  - 43 Marcus Burghardt
  - 44 Wilco Kelderman
  - 45 Jordi Meeus
  - 46 Juraj Sagan
  - 47 Ben Zwiehoff
- Trek–Segafredo
  - 51 Kenny Elissonde
  - 52 Niklas Eg
  - 53 Mattias Skjelmose Jensen
  - 54 Jacopo Mosca
  - 55 Matteo Moschetti
  - 56 Charles Quarterman
  - 57 Antonio Tiberi
- Bahrain Victorious
  - 61 Damiano Caruso
  - 62 Phil Bauhaus
  - 63 Sonny Colbrelli
  - 64 Jack Haig
  - 65 Hermann Pernsteiner
  - 66 Jan Tratnik
  - 67 Stephen Williams
- AG2R Citroën Team
  - 71 Clement Champoussin
  - 72 Mathias Frank
  - 73 Alexis Gougeard
  - 74 Jaakko Hänninen
  - 75 Lawrence Naesen
  - 76 Ben O'Connor
  - 77 Clément Venturini
- Astana-Premier Tech
  - 81 Ion Izagirre Insausti
  - 82 Manuele Boaro
  - 83 Rodrigo Contreras
  - 84 Gorka Izagirre Insausti
  - 85 Alexey Lutsenko
  - 86 Davide Martinelli
  - 87 Javier Romo
- Team BikeExchange
  - 91 Lucas Hamilton
  - 92 Sam Bewley
  - 93 Brent Bookwalter
  - 94 Alex Edmondson
  - 95 Tsgabu Grmay
  - 96 Damien Howson
  - 97 Dion Smith
- Groupama-FDJ
  - 101 Matteo Badilatti
  - 102 Stefan Kung
  - 103 Matthieu Ladagnous
  - 104 Fabian Lienhard
  - 105 Sebastien Reichenbach
  - 106 Romain Seigle
  - 107 Jake Stewart
- Qhubeka NextHash
  - 111 Sergio Luis Henao
  - 112 Sander Armee
  - 113 Carlos Barbero Cuesta
  - 114 Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg
  - 115 Robert Power
  - 116 Dylan Sunderland
  - 117 Harry Tanfield
- Israel Start–Up Nation
  - 121 Michael Woods
  - 122 Patrick Bevin
  - 123 Guillaume Boivin
  - 124 Alex Dowsett
  - 125 Christopher Froome
  - 126 Reto Hollenstein
  - 127 Mads Würtz Schmidt
- Movistar Team
  - 131 Marc Soler
  - 132 Dario Cataldo
  - 133 Johan Jacobs
  - 134 Mathias Norsgaard Jorgensen
  - 135 Miguel Angel Lopez
  - 136 Albert Torres
  - 137 Davide Villella
- Lotto Soudal
  - 141 Philippe Gilbert
  - 142 Filippo Conca
  - 143 Steff Cras
  - 144 Kobe Goossens
  - 145 Matthew Holmes
  - 146 Andreas Lorentz Kron
  - 147 Gerben Thijssen
- Cofidis
  - 151 Jesus Herrada Lopez
  - 152 Natnael Berhane
  - 153 Tom Bohli
  - 154 Thomas Champion
  - 155 José Herrada Lopez
  - 156 Fabio Sabatini
  - 157 Elia Viviani
- Team DSM
  - 161 Thymen Arensman
  - 162 Marco Brenner
  - 163 Nico Denz
  - 164 Felix Gall
  - 165 Chad Haga
  - 166 Chris Hamilton
  - 167 Ilan Van Wilder
- EF Education-Nippo
  - 171 Tejay van Garderen
  - 172 Stefan Bissegger
  - 173 Jonathan Caicedo
  - 174 Diego Andrés Camargo Pineda
  - 175 Julien El Farès
  - 176 Magnus Cort
  - 177 Neilson Powless
- Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
  - 181 Louis Meintjes
  - 182 Jan Bakelants
  - 183 Jan Hirt
  - 184 Riccardo Minali
  - 185 Andrea Pasqualon
  - 186 Simone Petilli
  - 187 Rein Taaramäe
- Swiss Cycling
  - 191 Simon Pellaud
  - 192 Mathias Fluckiger
  - 193 Claudio Imhof
  - 194 Matthias Reutimann
  - 195 Joab Schneiter
  - 196 Joel Suter
  - 197 Cyrille Thiery

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LEYSIN SWITZERLAND APRIL 27 Carlos Rodriguez of Spain and Team INEOS Grenadiers celebrates at podium as Yellow Leader Jersey winner during the 77th Tour De Romandie 2024 Stage 4 a 1592km stage from Saillon to Leysin 1314m UCIWT on April 27 2024 in Leysin Switzerland Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

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By Dani Ostanek published 28 April 24

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News Inoes rider not calling the race won yet – 'We don't know what can happen'

LEYSIN SWITZERLAND APRIL 27 Richard Carapaz of Ecuador and Team EF Education EasyPost celebrates at finish line as stage winner during the 77th Tour De Romandie 2024 Stage 4 a 1592km stage from Saillon to Leysin 1314m UCIWT on April 27 2024 in Leysin Switzerland Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

Tour de Romandie: Richard Carapaz wins stage 4 as Juan Ayuso's lead crumbles

By Dani Ostanek published 27 April 24

Results Carlos Rodriguez moves into race lead

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New disc brake-equipped Giant Trinity TT bike spotted at Tour de Romandie

By Tom Wieckowski published 26 April 24

news Luke Plapp is riding a brand new disc brake-equipped Giant Trinity and new TT helmet at the Swiss stage race

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Tour de Romandie: Brandon McNulty takes comfortable win on stage 3 time trial

By Kirsten Frattini published 26 April 24

Results Magnus Sheffield (Ineos-Grenadiers) in distant second as Ayuso takes overall lead

SALVANLES MARECOTTES SWITZERLAND APRIL 25 Luke Plapp of Australia and Team Jayco AlUla competes during the 77th Tour De Romandie 2024 Stage 2 a 171km stage from Fribourg to SalvanLes Marecottes 1059m UCIWT on April 25 2024 in SalvanLes Marecottes Switzerland Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

'I surprised myself' - Luke Plapp grasps GC advantage ahead of Tour de Romandie TT

By Simone Giuliani published 26 April 24

News Australian jumps over to break on final climb of stage 2, gains valuable seconds on other overall contenders as he takes third

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