Tour Down Under 2020 - Start List
Start list
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CCC Team
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Mitchelton-Scott
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Trek-Segafredo
- 11 Richie Porte
- 12 Mads Pedersen
- 13 Kenny Elissonde
- 14 Michel Ries
- 15 Juan Pedro Lopez
- 16 Kiel Reijnen
- 17 Koen de Kort
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AG2R La Mondiale
- 21 Romain Bardet
- 22 Geoffrey Bouchard
- 23 Clement Chevrier
- 24 Axel Domont
- 25 Ben Gastauer
- 26 Andrea Vendrame
- 27 Lawrence Warbasse
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Lotto Soudal
- 31 Caleb Ewan
- 32 Thomas De Gendt
- 33 Adam Hansen
- 34 Matthew Holmes
- 35 Roger Kluge
- 36 Jonathan Dibben
- 37 Tosh Van der Sande
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Cofidis Solutions Credits
- 41 Elia Viviani
- 42 Simone Consonni
- 43 Nathan Haas
- 44 Mathias Le Turnier
- 45 Marco Mathis
- 46 Fabio Sabatini
- 47 Kenneth Vanbilsen
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Deceuninck-QuickStep
- 51 Sam Bennett
- 52 João Almeida
- 53 Shane Archbold
- 54 Mattia Cattaneo
- 55 Dries Devenyns
- 56 Iljo Keisse
- 57 Michael Mørkøv
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Ineos Grenadiers
- 61 Rohan Dennis
- 62 Owain Doull
- 63 Chris Lawless
- 64 Luke Rowe
- 65 Pavel Sivakov
- 66 Ian Stannard
- 67 Dylan van Baarle
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Israel Start-Up Nation
- 81 Andre Greipel
- 82 Guillaume Boivin
- 83 Alex Dowsett
- 84 Omer Goldstein
- 85 Ben Hermans
- 86 James Piccoli
- 87 Rick Zabel
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UAE Team Emirates
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Bora-Hansgrohe
- 101 Jay McCarthy
- 102 Erik Baška
- 103 Cesare Benedetti
- 104 Martin Laas
- 105 Juraj Sagan
- 106 Ide Schelling
- 107 Michael Schwarzmann
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Astana Pro Team
- 111 Luis León Sánchez
- 112 Manuele Boaro
- 113 Daniil Fominykh
- 114 Laurens De Vreese
- 115 Fabio Felline
- 116 Omar Fraile Matarranza
- 117 Dmitriy Gruzdev
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Team Sunweb
- 121 Jai Hindley
- 122 Robert Power
- 123 Michael Storer
- 124 Alberto Dainese
- 125 Max Kanter
- 126 Asbjørn Kragh Andersen
- 127 Florian Stork
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Groupama-FDJ
- 131 Miles Scotson
- 132 Bruno Armirail
- 133 Kilian Frankiny
- 134 Mickaël Delage
- 135 Fabian Lienhard
- 136 Marc Sarreau
- 137 Jacopo Guarnieri
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Movistar Team
- 141 Jurgen Roelandts
- 142 Gabriel Cullaigh
- 143 Juri Hollmann
- 144 Jorge Arcas
- 145 Lluís Guillermo Mas Bonet
- 146 Eduard Prades Reverte
- 147 Sergio Samitier
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NTT Pro Cycling
- 151 Giacomo Nizzolo
- 152 Ryan Gibbons
- 153 Samuele Battistella
- 154 Danilo Wyss
- 155 Stefan De Bod
- 156 Rasmus Fossum Tiller
- 157 Dylan Sunderland
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Team Jumbo-Visma
- 161 George Bennett
- 162 Chris Harper
- 163 Lennard Hofstede
- 164 Timo Roosen
- 165 Bert-Jan Lindeman
- 166 Antwan Tolhoek
- 167 Taco Van Der Hoorn
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Bahrain McLaren
- 171 Yukiya Arashiro
- 172 Domen Novak
- 173 Rafael Valls
- 174 Marco Haller
- 175 Hermann Pernsteiner (X)
- 176 Luka Pibernik
- 177 Santiago Buitrago Sanchez
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EF Pro Cycling
- 181 Kristoffer Halvorsen
- 182 Mitchell Docker
- 183 Jens Keukeleire
- 184 Lachlan Morton
- 185 Thomas Scully
- 186 Neilson Powless
- 187 Jonas Rutsch
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UniSA-Australia
- 191 Nicholas White
- 192 Tyler Lindorff
- 193 Samuel Jenner
- 194 Jarrad Drizners
- 195 Sam Welsford
- 196 Kelland O'Brien
- 197 Cameron Scott
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