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The start list for Sunday’s European Road Championship: Pogacar, Evenepoel, the powerhouse Denmark…

Perhaps never before have there been so many champions at the start, all chasing victory

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Less than 48 hours to go and the Elite Men’s European Road Championship will already be underway. After last week’s World Championship, dominated by Tadej Pogacar, this will be the perfect chance for some riders to seek redemption, such as Juan Ayuso and Remco Evenepoel.

The big favorite is Tadej Pogacar, but keep an eye as well on the two already mentioned and on the powerhouse Denmark, which can rely on Mads Pedersen and Jonas Vingegaard, both absent from the Worlds and therefore fully prepared for Sunday’s race. Also on the start line are Paul Seixas, Tibor Del Grosso, Alberto Bettiol, and many other riders who could surprise if the marking becomes too heavy.

Here is the complete start list:

1. Slovenia

  1. Pogačar Tadej

  2. Finkst Tilen

  3. Govekar Matevz

  4. Mohorič Matej

  5. Novak Domen

  6. Primožič Jaka

  7. Skok Anže

  8. Stajnar Mihael

2. Belgium

  1. Benoot Tiesj

  2. Berckmoes Jenno

  3. Cras Steff

  4. Evenepoel Remco

  5. Lecerf Junior

  6. Meurisse Xandro

  7. Van Gils Maxim

  8. Vervaeke Louis

3. Denmark

  1. Charmig Anthon

  2. Kamp Alexander

  3. Larsen Niklas

  4. Pedersen Mads

  5. Pedersen Casper

  6. Pedersen Rasmus Søberg

  7. Skjelmose Mattias

  8. Vingegaard Jonas

4. Italy

  1. Bettiol Alberto

  2. Frigo Marco

  3. Garofoli Gianmarco

  4. Scaroni Christian

  5. Ulissi Diego

5. France

  1. Baudin Alex

  2. Bernard Julien

  3. Gregoire Romain

  4. Paret-Peintre Valentin

  5. Paret-Peintre Aurélien

  6. Prodhomme Nicolas

  7. Seixas Paul

  8. Sivakov Pavel

6. Netherlands

  1. Artz Huub

  2. Del Grosso Tibor

  3. Hoole Daan

  4. Huising Menno

  5. Paasschens Mathijs

  6. Van Baarle Dylan

7. Spain

  1. Arrieta Igor

  2. Ayuso Juan

  3. Balderstone Abel

  4. Beloki Markel

  5. Berrade Urko

  6. Torres Pablo

8. Portugal

  1. Almeida João

  2. Costa Rui

  3. Morgado Antonio

  4. Antunes Tiago

9. Germany

  1. Adamietz Johannes

  2. Heidemann Miguel

  3. Kämna Lennard

  4. Mattheis Oliver

  5. Schiffer Anton

  6. Zimmermann Georg

10. Switzerland

  1. Brun Nils

  2. Christen Jan

  3. Darbellay Valentin

  4. Hirschi Marc

  5. Schmid Mauro

  6. Tendon Arnaud

11. Austria

  1. Großschartner Felix

12. Czech Republic

  1. Kelemen Petr

  2. Vacek Mathias

  3. Toupalik Jakub

13. Poland

  1. Kaczmarek Jakub

  2. Van der Tuuk Danny

14. Estonia

  1. Pajur Markus

15. Slovakia

  1. Kubis Lukas

  2. Svrcek Martin

16. Latvia

  1. Belohvosciks Kristians

  2. Liepins Emīls

  3. Neilands Krists

  4. Skujiņš Toms

17. Luxembourg

  1. Geniets Kevin

  2. Kluckers Arthur

  3. Wenzel Mats

18. Greece

  1. Giannoutsos Miltiadis

  2. Vila Emiliano

19. Ukraine

  1. Budiak Anatolii

  2. Tsarenko Kyrylo

20. Hungary

  1. Valter Attila

21. Romania

  1. Piciu Mattew-Denis

  2. Vaidian Iustin-Ioan

22. Serbia

  1. Ilić Ognjen

23. Monaco

  1. Berlin Antoine

  2. Langellotti Victor

24. Malta

  1. Mifsud Andrea

25. Turkey

  1. Örken Ahmet

  2. Akpinar Ahmet

  3. Yigit Tahir

26. Bulgaria

  1. Palashev Borislav

27. Finland

  1. Hänninen Jaakko

28. Albania

  1. Kloppenborg Lukas Sulaj

29. Bosnia and Herzegovina

  1. Karic Vedad

30. Moldova

  1. Seremet Ilie

31. Individual Neutral Athletes

  1. Nych Artem

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