Herald Sun Tour 2020 - Start lists

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Official starters for men and women's races

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Mitchelton-Scott
1Simon Yates (GBr)
2Damien Howson (Aus)
3Samuel Bewley (NZl)
4Kaden Groves (Aus)
5Nicholas Schultz (Aus)
6Cameron Meyer (Aus)
7Dion Smith (NZl)
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EF Pro Cycling
11Mitchell Docker (Aus)
12Moreno Hofland (Ned)
13Lachlan Morton (Aus)
14Neilson Powless (USA)
15Jonas Rutsch (Ger)
16Tom Scully (NZl)
17James Whelan (Aus)
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Team Sunweb
21Jai Hindley (Aus)
22Rob Power (Aus)
23Michael Storer (Aus)
24Alberto Dainese (Ita)
25Max Kanter (Ger)
26Asbjørn Kragh Andersen (Den)
27Florian Stork (Ger)
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Israel Start-Up Nation
31Guillaume Boivin (Can)
32Alexander Cataford (Can)
33Alex Dowsett (GBr)
34Omer Goldstein (Isr)
35Benjamin Perry (Can)
36James Piccoli (Can)
37Mihkel Räim (Est)
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Kordamentha Australian National Team
41Mark O'Brien (Aus)
42Carter Turnbull (Aus)
43Rudy Porter (Aus)
44David Williams (Aus)
45Calan White (Aus)
46Conor Leahy (Aus)
47Godfrey Slattery (Aus)
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Team Sapura Cycling
51Marcus Culey (Aus)
52Roy Eefting (Ned)
53Muhammad Hakimi Ajis (Mas)
57Jesse Ewart (Aus)
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Team Bridgelane
61Nicholas White (Aus)
62Ayden Toovey (Aus)
63Samuel Jenner (Aus)
64Ben Metcalfe (Aus)
65Benjamin Hill (Aus)
66Samuel Hill (Aus)
67Kees Duyvesteyn (NZl)
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St George Continental
71Craig Wiggins (Aus)
72Sebastian Berwick (Aus)
73Ryan Cavanagh (Aus)
74Daniel Gandy (Aus)
75Alex Heaney (NZl)
76Connor Reardon (Aus)
77Joel Yates ZNL
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Kinan
81Yasuharu Nakajima (Jpn)
82Thomas Lebas (Fra)
83Marcos Garcia Fernandez (Spa)
84Salvador Guardiola Tora (Spa)
85Genki Yamamoto (Jpn)
86Hiroshi Tsubaki (Jpn)
87Yudai Arashiro (Jpn)
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ARA Pro Racing Sunshine Coast
91Daniel di Domenico (Aus)
92Michael Freiberg (Aus)
93Ryan Thomas (Aus)
94Ashley Mackay (Aus)
95Michael Potter (Aus)
96Michael Rice (Aus)
97Sebastian Barrett (Aus)
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Oliver's Real Food Racing
101Angus Lyons (Aus)
102Brendon Davids (RSA)
103Sebastian Presley (Aus)
104Thomas Bolton (Aus)
105Riley Fleming (Aus)
106Liam White (Aus)
107Conor Murtagh (Aus)
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Aevolo
111Tyler Stites (USA)
112Cade Bickmore (USA)
113Scott McGill (USA)
114Conor Schunk (USA)
115Aidan McNeil (USA)
116Sean McElroy (USA)
117Charles-Etienne Chretien (Can)
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Nero Continental
121Jesse Coyle (Aus)
122Christopher Miller (Aus)
123Ben Carman (Aus)
124Jay Vine (Aus)
125Dylan McKenna (Aus)
126Myles Stewart (Aus)
127Bentley Niquet-Olden (Aus)
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Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy
131Luke Mudgway (NZl)
132Hayden Mccormick (NZl)
133James Oram (NZl)
134Ethan Batt (NZl)
135Joshua Kench (NZl)
136Alexander White (NZl)
137Ari Scott (NZl)
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Mitchelton-Scott Women
1Lucy Kennedy (Aus)
2Sarah Roy (Aus)
5Jessica Roberts (GBr)
6Gracie Elvin (Aus)
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Ale' BTC Ljubljana
11Maaike Boogaard (Ned)
13Anastasiia Chursina (Rus)
14Jutatip Maneephan (Tha)
16Anna Trevisi (Ita)
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Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank
21Lauren Stephens (USA)
22Erica Clevenger (USA)
23Sarah Gigante (Aus)
24Jenelle Crooks (NZl)
25Sharlotte Lucas (NZl)
26Nina Kessler (Ned)
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Astana Women's Team
31Maryna Ivaniuk (Ukr)
32Francesca Pattaro (Ita)
33Katia Ragusa (Ita)
35Arlenis Sierra Canadilla (Cub)
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Agolico
51Denisse Aracely Ahumada Riquelme (Chi)
52Anet Barrera Esparza (Mex)
53Andrea Ramírez Fregoso (Mex)
54Ariadna Gutierrez Arzaluz (Mex)
55Jennifer Morales Milanes (CRc)
56Marcela Elizabeth Prieto Castañeda (Mex)
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Kordamentha Australian National Team
61Jessica Pratt (Aus)
62Josie Talbot (Aus)
63Georgie Whitehouse (Aus)
64Chloe Moran (Aus)
65Francesca Sewell (Aus)
66Catelyn Turner (Aus)
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New Zealand National Team
71Ella Harris (NZl)
72Hannah Bartram (NZl)
73Jenna Merrick (NZl)
74Jorja Swain (NZl)
75Samara Sheppard (NZl)
76Stella Nightingale (NZl)
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Roxsolt Attaquer
81Justine Barrow (Aus)
82Peta Mullens (Aus)
83Emily Herfoss (Aus)
84Bree Wilson (Aus)
85Emma Chilton (Aus)
86Madeline Wright (Aus)
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Specialized Womens Racing
91Jaime Gunning (Aus)
92Kate Perry (Aus)
93Holly Harris (Aus)
94Taryn Heather (Aus)
95Ella Bloor (Aus)
96Matilda Raynolds (Aus)
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Sydney Uni-Staminade
102Gina Ricardo (Aus)
103Georgia Miansarow (Aus)
104Jennifer Darmody (Aus)
105Amy Vesty (Aus)
106Emma Pratt (Aus)
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Pro Racing Sunshine Coast - Women
111Sophie Edwards (Aus)
113Anya Louw (Aus)
114Alexandra Martin-wallace (Aus)
115Ruby Roseman-gannon (Aus)
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Stepfwd it Suzuki
121Bre Vine (Aus)
122Pia Smith (Aus)
123Amalia Langham (Aus)
124Sharni Morley (Aus)
125Alana Forster (Aus)
126Julia Atkins (Aus)
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Veris Racing Women's Team
131Kirsty Deacon (Aus)
132Deborah Hennesey (Aus)
133Kathryn Woolston (Aus)
134Grace Brunto-makeham (Aus)
135Nicole Mitsigeorgis (Aus)
136Lucie Fityus (Aus)
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Velo Project Women's Cycling Team
141Elyse Fraser (NZl)
142Kirsty Mccallum (NZl)
143Georgia Danford (NZl)
144Ally Wollaston (NZl)
145Rylee Mcmullen (NZl)
146Annamarie Lipp (NZl)
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