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- Ineos Grenadiers
  - 1 Adam Yates
  - 2 Daniel Martínez
  - 3 Tom Pidcock
  - 4 Luke Rowe
  - 5 Omar Fraile Matarranza
  - 6 Dylan van Baarle
  - 7 Geraint Thomas
- AG2R Citroën Team
  - 11 Benoit Cosnefroy
  - 12 Clement Champoussin
  - 13 Clement Berthet
  - 14 Nicolas Prodhomme
  - 15 Bob Jungels
  - 16 Michael Schär
  - 17 Lawrence Warbasse
- Astana Qazaqstan
  - 21 Alexey Lutsenko
  - 22 Manuele Boaro
  - 23 Yevgeniy Fedorov
  - 24 Dmitriy Gruzdev
  - 25 Antonio Nibali
  - 26 Leonardo Basso
  - 27 Gianni Moscon
- Bahrain Victorious
  - 31 Gino Mader
  - 32 Johan Price-Pejtersen
  - 33 Yukiya Arashiro
  - 34 Hermann Pernsteiner
  - 35 Edoardo Zambanini
  - 36 Stephen Williams
  - 37 Filip Maciejuk
- Team BikeExchange-Jayco
  - 41 Michael Matthews
  - 43 Damien Howson
  - 44 Jan Maas
  - 45 Jack Bauer
  - 46 Cameron Meyer
  - 47 Dion Smith
- Bora-Hansgrohe
  - 51 Aleksandr Vlasov
  - 52 Marco Haller
  - 53 Sergio Andres Higuita
  - 54 Anton Palzer
  - 55 Maximilian Schachmann
  - 56 Felix Großschartner
  - 57 Frederik Wandahl
- Cofidis
  - 61 Ion Izagirre Insausti
  - 62 Sander Armee
  - 63 Bryan Coquard
  - 64 Jesus Herrada Lopez
  - 65 Tom Bohli
  - 66 Rémy Rochas
  - 67 Davide Villella
- Team DSM
  - 71 Søren Kragh Andersen
  - 72 Thymen Arensman
  - 73 Nikias Arndt
  - 74 Andreas Leknessund
  - 75 Cees Bol
  - 76 Nico Denz
  - 77 Casper Pedersen
- EF Education-EasyPost
  - 81 Rigoberto Urán
  - 82 Stefan Bissegger
  - 83 Alberto Bettiol
  - 84 Hugh Carthy
  - 85 Neilson Powless
  - 86 Jonas Rutsch
  - 87 Thomas Scully
- Groupama-FDJ
  - 91 Thibaut Pinot
  - 92 Antoine Duchesne
  - 93 Stefan Kung
  - 94 Quentin Pacher
  - 95 Matteo Badilatti
  - 96 Sebastien Reichenbach
  - 97 Lewis Askey
- Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
  - 101 Alexander Kristoff
  - 102 Andrea Pasqualon
  - 103 Simone Petilli
  - 104 Adrien Petit
  - 105 Baptiste Planckaert
  - 106 Domenico Pozzovivo
  - 107 Georg Zimmermann
- Israel-Premier Tech
  - 111 Jakob Fuglsang
  - 112 Patrick Bevin
  - 113 Reto Hollenstein
  - 114 Hugo Houle
  - 115 Daryl Impey
  - 116 Krists Neilands
  - 117 Sebastian Berwick
- Team Jumbo-Visma
  - 121 Rohan Dennis
  - 122 Robert Gesink
  - 123 Pascal Eenkhoorn
  - 124 Sepp Kuss
  - 125 Sam Oomen
  - 126 Timo Roosen
  - 127 Mike Teunissen
- Lotto Soudal
  - 131 Thomas De Gendt
  - 132 Kamil Malecki
  - 133 Philippe Gilbert
  - 134 Matthew Holmes
  - 135 Andreas Lorentz Kron
  - 136 Sylvain Moniquet
  - 137 Brent Van Moer
- Movistar Team
  - 141 Alex Aranburu
  - 142 Ivan Garcia Cortina
  - 143 Antonio Pedrero
  - 144 Nelson Oliveira
  - 145 Oscar Rodriguez Garaicoechea
  - 146 Gonzalo Serrano
  - 147 Albert Torres
- QuickStep-AlphaVinyl
  - 151 Remco Evenepoel
  - 152 Tim Declercq
  - 153 Kasper Asgreen
  - 154 Fausto Masnada
  - 155 Ilan Van Wilder
  - 156 James Knox
  - 157 Louis Vervaeke
- Trek-Segafredo
  - 161 Gianluca Brambilla
  - 162 Dario Cataldo
  - 163 Markus Hoelgaard
  - 164 Alexander Kamp
  - 165 Simon Pellaud
  - 166 Quinn Simmons
  - 167 Otto Vergaerde
- UAE Team Emirates
  - 171 Marc Hirschi
  - 172 Alessandro Covi
  - 173 Diego Ulissi
  - 174 Rui Alberto Faria da Costa
  - 175 Marc Soler
  - 176 Joel Suter
  - 177 Matteo Trentin
- Alpecin-Deceuninck
  - 181 Silvan Dillier
  - 182 Sjoerd Bax
  - 183 Michael Gogl
  - 184 Jimmy Janssens
  - 185 Xandro Meurisse
  - 186 Stefano Oldani
  - 187 Jay Vine
- Human Powered Health
  - 191 Kristian Aasvold
  - 192 Chad Haga
  - 193 Ben King
  - 194 Gavin Mannion
  - 195 Kyle Murphy
  - 196 Joey Rosskopf
  - 197 Keegan Swirbul
- Team TotalEnergies
  - 201 Maciej Bodnar
  - 202 Mathieu Burgaudeau
  - 203 Lorrenzo Manzin
  - 204 Daniel Oss
  - 205 Paul Ourselin
  - 206 Peter Sagan
  - 207 Anthony Turgis
- Swiss Cycling
  - 211 Robin Froidevaux
  - 212 Claudio Imhof
  - 213 Matthias Reutimann
  - 214 Lukas Rüegg
  - 215 Roland Thalmann
  - 216 Simon Vitzthum
  - 217 Yannis Voisard

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