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La Course by Le Tour de France 2021 - Start List

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- Trek-Segafredo Women
  - 1 Elizabeth Deignan
  - 2 Lucinda Brand
  - 3 Audrey Cordon
  - 4 Shirin van Anrooij
  - 5 Tayler Wiles
  - 6 Ruth Winder
- Team Jumbo-Visma Women
  - 11 Marianne Vos
  - 12 Anna Henderson
  - 13 Anouska Koster
  - 14 Amber Kraak
  - 15 Riejanne Markus
  - 16 Karlijn Swinkels
- Team SD Worx
  - 21 Anna van der Breggen
  - 22 Niamh Fisher-Black
  - 23 Roxane Fournier
  - 24 Nikola Noskova
  - 25 Chantal Van Den Broek-Blaak
  - 26 Demi Vollering
- Canyon-Sram Racing
  - 31 Katarzyna Niewiadoma
  - 32 Hannah Barnes
  - 33 Elise Chabbey
  - 34 Tiffany Cromwell
  - 35 Mikayla Harvey
  - 36 Omer Shapira
- Team BikeExchange Women
  - 41 Amanda Spratt
  - 42 Grace Brown
  - 43 Sarah Roy
  - 44 Ane Santesteban
  - 45 Georgia Williams
- FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope
  - 51 Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig
  - 52 Marta Cavalli
  - 53 Brodie Chapman
  - 54 Emilia Fahlin
  - 55 Victorie Guilman
  - 56 Evita Muzic
- Team DSM Women
  - 61 Juliette Labous
  - 62 Leah Kirchmann
  - 63 Liane Lippert
  - 64 Floortje Mackaij
  - 65 Esmée Peperkamp
  - 66 Coryn Labecki
- Liv Racing
  - 71 Sofia Bertizzolo
  - 72 Valerie Demey
  - 73 Jeanne Korevaar
  - 74 Soraya Paladin
  - 75 Pauliena Rooijakkers
  - 76 Sabrina Stultiens
- Alè BTC Ljubljana
  - 81 Marta Bastianelli
  - 82 Maaike Boogaard
  - 83 Eugenia Bujak
  - 84 Tatiana Guderzo
  - 85 Laura Tomasi
  - 86 Anna Trevisi
- Movistar Team Women
  - 91 Aude Biannic
  - 92 Katrine Aalerud
  - 93 Sheyla Gutierrez Ruiz
  - 94 Paula Patino
  - 95 Leah Thomas
- TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank
  - 101 Lauren Stephens
  - 102 Leah Dixon
  - 103 Tanja Erath
  - 104 Kristen Faulkner
  - 105 Clara Honsinger
- A.R Monex Women's Team
  - 111 Eider Merino
  - 112 Ariadna Gutierrez Arzaluz
  - 113 Katia Ragusa
  - 114 Andrea Ramirez Fregoso
  - 115 Maria Vittoria Sperotto
  - 116 Jade Teolis
- Bizkaia-Durango
  - 121 Sandra Alonso Dominguez
  - 122 Lucia Gonzalez Blanco
  - 123 Daniela Campos
  - 124 Emilie Fortin
  - 125 Ariana Gilabert Vilaplana
  - 126 Elizabeth Holden
- Team Arkéa
  - 131 Pauline Allin
  - 132 Amandine Fouquenet
  - 133 Lucie Jounier
  - 134 Cedrine Kerbaol
  - 135 Typhaine Laurance
  - 136 Greta Richioud
- Rally Cycling Women
  - 141 Kristabel Doebel-Hickok
  - 142 Holly Breck
  - 143 Katie Clouse
  - 144 Heidi Franz
  - 145 Clara Koppenburg
  - 146 Sara Poidevin
- Drops-Le Col supported by Tempur
  - 151 Joscelin Lowden
  - 152 Anna Christian
  - 153 Danielle Christmas
  - 154 Sara Penton
  - 155 Finja Smekal
  - 156 Alice Towers
- Ceratizit-WNT Pro Cycling
  - 161 Marta Lach
  - 162 Laura Asencio
  - 163 Kathrin Hammes
  - 164 Sarah Rijkes
  - 165 Lara Vieceli
- Parkhotel Valkenburg
  - 171 Julia Van Bokhoven
  - 172 Nina Buijsman
  - 173 Belle De Gast
  - 174 Femke Gerritse
  - 175 Pien Limpens
  - 176 Marit Raaijmakers
- Valcar-Travel & Service
  - 181 Barbara Malcotti
  - 182 Alice Maria Arzuffi
  - 183 Silvia Persico
  - 184 Federica Piergiovanni
  - 185 Elena Pirrone
  - 186 Ilaria Sanguineti
- Massi Tactic Women
  - 191 Špela Kern
  - 192 Olivia Baril
  - 193 Mireia Benito Pellicer
  - 194 Maaike Colje
  - 195 Agua Marina Espinola
  - 196 Marta Sanchez Hernandez
- Stade Rochelais Charente-Maritime Women Cycling
  - 201 Noemi Ruegg
  - 202 Noemie Abgrall
  - 203 Elodie Le Bail
  - 204 Manon Souyris
  - 205 Maeva Squiban
- Top Girls Fassa Bortolo
  - 211 Debora Silvestri
  - 212 Michela Balducci
  - 213 Elisa Dalla Valle
  - 214 Greta Marturano
  - 215 Iris Monticolo
  - 216 Giorgia Vettorello

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LANDERNEAU FRANCE JUNE 26 Demi Vollering of Netherlands and Team SD Worx stage winner celebrates at arrival Marianne Vos of Netherlands and Jumbo Visma Team Grace Brown of Australia and Team BikeExchange during the 8th La Course By Le Tour De France 2021 a 1077km race from Brest to Landerneau Cte De La Fosse Aux Loups 176m LaCourse LeTour TDF2021 UCIWWT on June 26 2021 in Landerneau France Photo by Christophe PetitTesson PoolGetty Images

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