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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Jacob Keough (Team United Healthcare) |
| 2 | Hilton Clarke (Team United Healthcare Georgia) |
| 3 | David Guttenplan (AG Bicycles/Guttenplan Coaching) |
| 4 | Ricardo Escuela (Predator Carbon Repair) |
| 5 | Rahsaan Bahati (Sharecare Cycling p/b WheelandS) |
| 6 | Nicolai Broechner (Bissell ABG Giant) |
| 7 | Luke Keough (Team United Healthcare) |
| 8 | Alexander Ray (ISCorp Cycling Team) |
| 9 | Connor McCutcheon (Get Crackin') |
| 10 | Jeyson Camilo Ulloa (Indeportes Boyaca) |
| 11 | Adam Leibovitz (Kentucky Flyers Cycling Inc) |
| 12 | Brandon Feehery (Astellas Oncology Cycling Team) |
| 13 | Eric Young (Team Optum p/b Kelly Benefits Strategies) |
| 14 | Colton Barrett (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team p/b Motorex) |
| 15 | Ricardo Van der Velde (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| 16 | Zachary Felpel (Lateral Stress Velo Inc.) |
| 17 | John Tomlinson (ISCorp p/b Intellgentsia Coffee) |
| 18 | Tyler Brandt (Get Crackin') |
| 19 | Aurelien Passeron (Predator Carbon Repair) |
| 20 | Lee Muse (Bike Religion/ ShoAir) |
| 21 | Michael Dziedzic (Landis/Trek) |
| 22 | Alexey Shmidt (Team United Healthcare Georgia) |
| 23 | Justin Williams (SC Velo MRI Endurance Elite U23) |
| 24 | Daniel Holt (Team United Healthcare) |
| 25 | Orlando Garibay (SC Velo MRI Endurance Elite U23) |
| 26 | Anthony Olson (Mitsubishi Laser/Grand Performa) |
| 27 | Adam Myerson (Team Mountain Khakis/SmartStop) |
| 28 | Tommy Nankervis (unattached) |
| 29 | Zack Allison (ThinkFinance Racing) |
| 30 | Daniel Eaton (Gateway Harley-Davidson) |
| 31 | Devin Clark (Qdoba p/b Bushwhacker) |
| 32 | Chad Hartley (Sharecare Cycling p/b Wheeland ) |
| 33 | Dennis Ramirez Mejia (unattached) |
| 34 | Jos LeRoux (unattached) |
| 35 | Karl Menzies (Team United Healthcare) |
| 36 | Gevan Samuel (unattached) |
| 37 | Maxwell Anderson (LAPT/Wilde Subaru) |
| 38 | Sam Sautelle (unattached) |
| 39 | Tyler Coplea (MTB PRO Team: ORBEA-TUFF SHED/) |
| 40 | Paul Morris (TEAM CLIF BAR Cycling) |
| 41 | Blake Anton (TEAM CLIF BAR Cycling) |
| 42 | Jos Chalmers (Gateway Harley-Davidson) |
| 43 | Benjamin Renkema (Global Bikes Racing / Specializ) |
| 44 | Gerd DeKeijzer (Team Novo Nordisk Elite) |
| 45 | Corentin Cherhal (Team Novo Nordisk Elite) |
| 46 | Dan Teaters (Racers Against Childhood Cancer) |
| 47 | Ross White (Team WI) |
| 48 | Diego Garavito (unattached) |
| 49 | Yosvany Falcon (Sharecare Cycling p/b WheelandS) |
| 50 | John Bergmann (TEAM CLIF BAR Cycling) |
| 51 | Anthony Canevari (Sharecare Cycling p/b WheelandS) |
| 52 | Robert White (Sharecare Cycling p/b Wheeland ) |
| 53 | Matthew Light (KCV Cycling Club) |
| 54 | Jerome Townsend (BikeReg.com/Cannondale) |
| 55 | Garrett Olsen (BATTLEY DUCATI p/b Spokes Etc.) |
| 56 | William Rekemeyer (ISCorp Cycling Team) |
| 57 | Cole House (Competitive Cyclist) |
| 58 | Zach Bergh (Astellas Oncology Cycling Team) |
| 59 | Ruud Cremers (Team Novo Nordisk Elite) |
| 60 | John Acker (Team Wheel & Sprocket) |
| 61 | Ben Bertiger (Stage 17 Velo Club) |
| 62 | Bradley Tuhi (unattached) |
| 63 | William Zellmer (Gateway Harley-Davidson) |
| 64 | Kevin Berger (Team Wheel & Sprocket) |
| 65 | Brian Rach (LAPT CC) |
| 66 | Jeffrey Bannink (Team One United) |
| 67 | Chad Burdzilauskas (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team P/) |
| 68 | Nicholas Ramirez (Kentucky Flyers Cycling Inc) |
| 69 | Peter Eckel (Team Novo Nordisk Development) |
| 70 | Chris Williams (unattached) |
| 71 | John Grant (Kentucky Flyers Cycling Inc) |
| 72 | James Bird (ISCorp Cycling Team) |
| 73 | Brian Koeneman (Team Wheel & Sprocket) |
| 74 | Alexander Meyer (DS corp) |
| 75 | Daniel Harm (Stage 17-Cylance) |
| 76 | Victor Ayala (Velo Club LaGrange) |
| 77 | Frank Pipp (Bissell Cycling) |
| 78 | Unknown |
| 79 | Taylor Clements (Get Crackin') |
| 80 | Tristan Schouten (Circuit Global Sports Management) |
| 81 | Kip Spaude (ISCorp p/b Intellgentsia Coffee) |
| 82 | Cortlan Brown (Astellas Oncology Cycling Team) |
| 83 | Unknown |
| 84 | Bradley White (Team United Healthcare) |
| 85 | Charles (Mac) Cassin (Gateway Harley-Davidson) |
| 86 | Cody O'Reilly (Predator Carbon Repair) |
| 87 | Marco Aledia (Sharecare Cycling p/b WheelandS) |
| 88 | Joshua Carter (Predator Carbon Repair) |
| 89 | Morgan Ryan (Get Crackin') |
| 90 | Sergio Hernandez (Predator Carbon Repair) |
| 91 | John (Jackie) Simes (Team SmartStop p/b Mountain Kha) |
| 92 | Michael Chauner (Equipe Garneau- Quebecor) |
| 93 | Kevin Gottlieb (Stress Velo) |
| 94 | Eugene Boronow (G.S. Mengoni U.S.A.) |
| 95 | Matt Shriver (unattached) |
| 96 | Dylan Knutson (Mitsubishi Laser/Grand Performa) |
| 97 | Adam Bergman (Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team P/) |
| 98 | John Murphy (Kenda 5-Hour Energy Cycling Tea) |
| 99 | Andrew Bosco (Cycles Veloce) |
| 100 | Unknown |
| 101 | Christiaan Kriek (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| 102 | Nathaniel Beams (ThinkFinance Racing) |
| 103 | Ian Burnett (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| 104 | Griffin Easter (Gateway Harley-Davidson) |
| 105 | Caleb Fuchs (ThinkFinance Racing) |
| 106 | Braig Dacal (Team Novo Nordisk Elite) |
| 107 | Matthew Zimmer (Mitsubishi Laser/Grand Performa) |
| 108 | Chad Adair (Full Circle Cycling Powered by ) |
| 109 | Timothy Rugg (Stress Velo) |
| 110 | Emerson Oronte (Jelly Belly Cycling) |
| 111 | Cory Greenberg (Get Crackin') |
| 112 | Andrew Dahlheim (UCI CT: Bissell Cycling) |
| 113 | Bryan Fosler (KS Energy Services / Team Wisco) |
| 114 | Brent Emery (Emerys.com/Lifecyclists) |
| 115 | Joseph Garcia (Bicycle-Heaven) |
| 116 | Emile Abraham (Predator Cycling |
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