Tour of Oman 2015 - Start List

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- Bora-Argon 18
  - 1 Bartosz Huzarski
  - 2 Sam Bennett
  - 3 Cristiano Salerno
  - 4 Daniel Schorn
  - 5 Patrick Konrad
  - 6 Zakkari Dempster
  - 7 Ralf Matzka
  - 8 Dominik Nerz
- Orica GreenEdge
  - 9 Adam Blythe
  - 10 Pieter Weening
  - 11 Mitchell Docker
  - 12 Damien Howson
  - 13 Jens Keukeleire
  - 14 Brett Lancaster
  - 15 Cameron Meyer
  - 16 Jens Mouris
- Topsport Vlaanderen - Baloise
  - 17 Gijs Van Hoecke
  - 18 Pieter Jacobs
  - 19 Jef Van Meirhaeghe
  - 20 Tim Declercq
  - 21 Jarl SALOMEIN
  - 22 Victor Campenaerts
  - 23 Preben Van Hecke
  - 24 Jens Wallays
- Astana Pro Team
  - 25 Jakob Fuglsang
  - 26 Vincenzo Nibali
  - 27 Lieuwe Westra
  - 28 Andrea Guardini
  - 29 Dario Cataldo
  - 30 Alexey Lutsenko
  - 31 Borut Bozic
  - 32 Andriy Grivko
- Team Katusha
  - 33 Alexander Kristoff
  - 34 Joaquim Rodríguez Oliver
  - 35 Marco Haller
  - 36 Jacopo Guarnieri
  - 37 Luca Paolini
  - 38 Gatis Smukulis
  - 39 Vladimir Isaychev
  - 40 Daniel Moreno Fernandez
- Bardiani CSF
  - 41 Sonny Colbrelli
  - 42 Alessandro Tonelli
  - 43 Luca Chirico
  - 44 Francesco Bongiorno
  - 45 Enrico Barbin
  - 46 Enrico Battaglin
  - 47 Edoardo Zardini
  - 48 Simone Andreetta
- Movistar Team
  - 49 Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil
  - 50 Jasha Sütterlin
  - 51 Imanol Erviti Ollo
  - 52 Alejandro Valverde Belmonte
  - 53 Francisco Ventoso
  - 54 Enrique Sanz
  - 55 Andrey Amador Bikkazakova
  - 56 Pablo Lastras Garcia
- Etixx - Quick-Step
  - 57 Stijn Vandenbergh
  - 58 Pieter Serry
  - 59 Niki Terpstra
  - 60 Iljo Keisse
  - 61 Guillaume Van Keirsbulck
  - 62 Tom Boonen
  - 63 Matteo Trentin
  - 64 Nikolas Maes
- Cofidis, Solutions Credits
  - 65 Adrien Petit
  - 66 Nacer Bouhanni
  - 67 Cyril Lemoine
  - 68 Geoffrey Soupe
  - 69 Jonas Ahlstrand
  - 70 Florian Sénéchal
  - 71 Steve Chainel
  - 72 Dominique Rollin
- Lampre-Merida
  - 73 Rafael Valls
  - 74 Matteo Bono
  - 75 Rui Alberto Faria da Costa
  - 76 Filippo Pozzato
  - 77 Nelson Oliveira
  - 78 Roberto Ferrari
  - 79 Sacha Modolo
  - 80 Ruben Plaza Molina
- FDJ.fr
  - 81 Arnaud Demare
  - 82 Arnold Jeannesson
  - 83 Yoann Offredo
  - 84 Thibaut Pinot
  - 85 Mickaël Delage
  - 86 Steve Morabito
  - 87 William Bonnet
  - 88 Sébastien Chavanel
- BMC Racing Team
  - 89 Damiano Caruso
  - 90 Ben Hermans
  - 91 Alessandro De Marchi
  - 92 Dylan Teuns
  - 93 Greg Van Avermaet
  - 94 Peter Stetina
  - 95 Tejay van Garderen
  - 96 Michael Schär
- MTN - Qhubeka
  - 97 Louis Meintjes
  - 98 Serge Pauwels
  - 99 Matthew Harley Goss
  - 100 Edvald Boasson Hagen
  - 101 Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg
  - 102 Johann Van Zyl
  - 103 Jacques Janse van Rensburg
  - 104 Jacobus Venter
- Team Sky
  - 105 Danny Pate
  - 106 Leopold König
  - 107 Christian Knees
  - 108 Wout Poels
  - 109 Nathan Earle
  - 110 David Lopez Garcia
  - 111 Philip Deignan
  - 112 Christopher Sutton
- Trek Factory Racing
  - 113 Boy van Poppel
  - 114 Markel Irizar Aranburu
  - 115 Gert Steegmans
  - 116 Fabian Cancellara
  - 117 Yaroslav Popovych
  - 118 Danny van Poppel
  - 119 Grégory Rast
  - 120 Julián Arredondo
- IAM Cycling
  - 121 Marcel Aregger
  - 122 Reto Hollenstein
  - 123 Matteo Pelucchi
  - 124 Matthias Brändle
  - 125 Mathias Frank
  - 126 Dries Devenyns
  - 127 Martin Elmiger
  - 128 Jonas Van Genechten
- Tinkoff-Saxo
  - 129 Rafał Majka
  - 130 Daniele Bennati
  - 131 Peter Sagan
  - 132 Pawel Poljanski
  - 133 Ivan Rovny
  - 134 Matti Breschel
  - 135 Eduard Alexander Beltran
  - 136 Roman Kreuziger
- Team Giant-Alpecin
  - 137 Warren Barguil
  - 138 Georg Preidler
  - 139 Carter Jones
  - 140 Nikias Arndt
  - 141 Bert De Backer
  - 142 Tom Veelers
  - 143 Ramon Sinkeldam
  - 144 Tom Stamsnijder

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Tour of Oman 2015 - Start List

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