2020 UCI Road World Championships Elite Women's Road Race - Start List
Official starters as of September 25, 2020
After fracturing her wrist in a crash during the Giro Rosa, Annemiek van Vleuten will be back to defend her title in the elite women's road race at the 2020 UCI Road World Championships in Imola on Saturday.
The Dutch rider had surgery to fix the fracture and will compete in the hilly, technical 143km route around the Formula 1 track with bib number 1 on her back. The Dutch team have arguably the strongest in the field of 145 riders with four former world champions in their midst.
The full start list is below.
Pos. | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands) | |
2 | Floortje Mackaij (Netherlands) | |
3 | Amy Pieters (Netherlands) | |
4 | Chantal van den Broek-Blaak (Netherlands) | |
5 | Anna van der Breggen (Netherlands) | |
6 | Ellen van Dijk (Netherlands) | |
7 | Demi Vollering (Netherlands) | |
8 | Marianne Vos (Netherlands) | |
9 | Marta Cavalli (Italy) | |
10 | Elena Cecchini (Italy) | |
11 | Tatiana Guderzo (Italy) | |
12 | Elisa Longo Borghini (Italy) | |
13 | Erica Magnaldi (Italy) | |
14 | Soraya Paladin (Italy) | |
15 | Katia Ragusa (Italy) | |
16 | Lisa Brennauer (Germany) | |
17 | Kathrin Hammes (Germany) | |
18 | Romy Kasper (Germany) | |
19 | Franziska Koch (Germany) | |
20 | Mieke Kroger (Germany) | |
21 | Liane Lippert (Germany) | |
22 | Trixi Worrack (Germany) | |
23 | Grace Brown (Australia) | |
24 | Brodie Chapman (Australia) | |
25 | Shara Gillow (Australia) | |
26 | Lucy Kennedy (Australia) | |
27 | Rachel Neylan (Australia) | |
28 | Sarah Roy (Australia) | |
29 | Tiffany Cromwell (Australia) | |
30 | Krista Doebel-Hickok (United States Of America) | |
31 | Chloe Dygert (United States Of America) | |
32 | Amber Neben (United States Of America) | |
33 | Coryn Rivera (United States Of America) | |
34 | Lauren Stephens (United States Of America) | |
35 | Tayler Wiles (United States Of America) | |
36 | Ruth Winder (United States Of America) | |
37 | Birgitte Andersen (Denmark) | |
38 | Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark) | |
39 | Emma Norsgaard (Denmark) | |
40 | Julie Leth (Denmark) | |
41 | Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig (Denmark) | |
42 | Pernille Mathiesen (Denmark) | |
43 | Elizabeth Banks (Great Britain) | |
44 | Alice Barnes (Great Britain) | |
45 | Hannah Barnes (Great Britain) | |
46 | Elizabeth Deignan (Great Britain) | |
47 | Anna Henderson (Great Britain) | |
48 | Anna Shackley (Great Britain) | |
49 | Malgorzata Jasinska (Poland) | |
50 | Karolina Kumiega (Poland) | |
51 | Marta Lach (Poland) | |
52 | Katarzyna Niewiadoma (Poland) | |
53 | Anna Plichta (Poland) | |
54 | Katarzyna Wilkos (Poland) | |
55 | Sandra Alonso Dominguez (Spain) | |
56 | Margarita Victoria Garcia (Spain) | |
57 | Alicia Gonzalez (Spain) | |
58 | Sara Martin (Spain) | |
59 | Gloria Rodriguez (Spain) | |
60 | Ane Santesteban (Spain) | |
61 | Valerie Demey (Belgium) | |
62 | Mieke Docx (Belgium) | |
63 | Lone Meertens (Belgium) | |
64 | Ann-Sophie Duyck (Belgium) | |
65 | Fien van Eynde (Belgium) | |
66 | Jesse Vandenbulcke (Belgium) | |
67 | Audrey Cordon Ragot (France) | |
68 | Victorie Guilman (France) | |
69 | Juliette Labous (France) | |
70 | Sandra Levenez (France) | |
71 | Evita Muzic (France) | |
72 | Niamh Fisher-Black (New Zealand) | |
73 | Mikayla Harvey (New Zealand) | |
74 | Georgia Williams (New Zealand) | |
75 | Arlenis Sierra (Cuba) | |
76 | Urska Bravec (Slovenia) | |
77 | Eugenia Bujak (Slovenia) | |
78 | Spela Kern (Slovenia) | |
79 | Urska Pintar (Slovenia) | |
80 | Urska Zigart (Slovenia) | |
81 | Marie Soleil Blais (Canada) | |
82 | Karol-Ann Canuel (Canada) | |
83 | Alison Jackson (Canada) | |
84 | Leah Kirchmann (Canada) | |
85 | Sara Poidevin (Canada) | |
86 | Magdeleine Vallieres Mill (Canada) | |
87 | Yuliia Biriukova (Ukraine) | |
88 | Valeriya Kononenko (Ukraine) | |
89 | Olena Sharga (Ukraine) | |
90 | Kerry Jonker (South Africa) | |
91 | Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (South Africa) | |
92 | Aigul Gareeva (Russian Federation) | |
93 | Diana Klimova (Russian Federation) | |
94 | Maria Novolodskaya (Russian Federation) | |
95 | Katrine Aalerud (Norway) | |
96 | Susanne Andersen (Norway) | |
97 | Stine Borgli (Norway) | |
98 | Martine Gjos (Norway) | |
99 | Ingrid Lorvik (Norway) | |
100 | Mie Bjorndal Ottestad (Norway) | |
101 | Julia Borgstrom (Sweden) | |
102 | Hanna Nilsson (Sweden) | |
103 | Lisa Norden (Sweden) | |
104 | Nina Berton (Luxembourg) | |
105 | Claire Faber (Luxembourg) | |
106 | Christine Majerus (Luxembourg) | |
107 | Alena Amialiusik (Belarus) | |
108 | Anastasiya Kolesava (Belarus) | |
109 | Olivija Baleisyte (Lithuania) | |
110 | Akvile Gedraityte (Lithuania) | |
111 | Rasa Leleivyte (Lithuania) | |
112 | Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria) | |
113 | Sarah Rijkes (Austria) | |
114 | Angelika Tazreiter (Austria) | |
115 | Elise Chabbey (Switzerland) | |
116 | Melanie Maurer (Switzerland) | |
117 | Marlen Reusser (Switzerland) | |
118 | Noemi Ruegg (Switzerland) | |
119 | Kata Blanka Vas (Hungary) | |
120 | Tereza Medvedova (Slovakia) | |
121 | Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic) | |
122 | Tereza Neumanova (Czech Republic) | |
123 | Nikola Noskova (Czech Republic) | |
124 | Agusta Edda Bjornsdottir (Iceland) | |
125 | Briet Kristy Gunnarsdottir (Iceland) | |
126 | Hafdis Sigurdardottir (Iceland) | |
127 | Mae Lang (Estonia) | |
128 | Daniela Atehortua Hoyos (Colombia) | |
129 | Paula Andrea Patino Bedoya (Colombia) | |
130 | Carolina Upegui Quevedo (Colombia) | |
131 | Teniel Campbell (Trinidad & Tabago) | |
132 | Rotem Gafinovitz (Israel) | |
134 | Maria Antonieta Gaxiola (Mexico) | |
135 | Ariadna Gutierrez (Mexico) | |
136 | Andrea Ramirez (Mexico) | |
137 | Brenda Santoyo (Mexico) | |
138 | Olga Zabelinskaya (Uzbekistan) | |
139 | Eri Yonamine (Japan) | |
140 | Catalina Anais Soto Campos (Chile) | |
141 | Lija Laizane (Latvia) | |
142 | Fernanda Yapura (Argentina) | |
143 | Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru (Ethiopia) | |
144 | Fatima Zahra el Hayani (Morocco) | |
145 | Siham Es-Saddy (Morocco) |
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