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Milan-San Remo 2021 - Start List

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- Team Jumbo–Visma
  - 1 Wout Van Aert
  - 2 Edoardo Affini
  - 3 Paul Martens
  - 4 Sam Oomen
  - 5 Christoph Pfingsten
  - 6 Timo Roosen
  - 7 Jos van Emden
- AG2R Citroën Team
  - 11 Greg Van Avermaet
  - 12 Stan Dewulf
  - 13 Alexis Gougeard
  - 14 Oliver Naesen
  - 15 Michael Schär
  - 16 Gijs Van Hoecke
  - 17 Andrea Vendrame
- Alpecin-Fenix
  - 21 Mathieu van der Poel
  - 22 Dries De Bondt
  - 23 Senne Leysen
  - 24 Kristian Sbaragli
  - 25 Petr Vakoc
  - 26 Otto Vergaerde
  - 27 Gianni Vermeersch
- Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec
  - 31 Mattia Bais
  - 32 Luca Chirico
  - 33 Andrii Ponomar
  - 34 Josip Rumac
  - 35 Filippo Tagliani
  - 36 Nicola Venchiarutti
  - 37 Mattia Viel
- Astana-Premier Tech
  - 41 Alex Aranburu
  - 42 Manuele Boaro
  - 43 Fabio Felline
  - 44 Dmitriy Gruzdev
  - 45 Gorka Izagirre Insausti
  - 46 Davide Martinelli
  - 47 Matteo Sobrero
- Bahrain Victorious
  - 51 Sonny Colbrelli
  - 52 Yukiya Arashiro
  - 53 Damiano Caruso
  - 54 Heinrich Haussler
  - 55 Matej Mohoric
  - 56 Jan Tratnik
  - 57 Alfred Wright
- Bardiani-CSF-Faizane
  - 61 Enrico Battaglin
  - 62 Filippo Fiorelli
  - 63 Filippo Zana
  - 64 Umberto Marengo
  - 65 Daniel Savini
  - 66 Alessandro Tonelli
  - 67 Giovanni Visconti
- Bora-Hansgrohe
  - 71 Peter Sagan
  - 72 Pascal Ackermann
  - 73 Cesare Benedetti
  - 74 Maciej Bodnar
  - 75 Marcus Burghardt
  - 76 Daniel Oss
  - 77 Maximilian Schachmann
- Cofidis
  - 81 Elia Viviani
  - 82 Christophe Laporte
  - 83 Guillaume Martin
  - 84 Attilio Viviani
  - 85 Pierre-Luc Périchon
  - 86 Fabio Sabatini
  - 87 Kenneth Van Bilsen
- Deceuninck-QuickStep
  - 91 Julian Alaphilippe
  - 92 Kasper Asgreen
  - 93 Davide Ballerini
  - 94 Sam Bennett
  - 95 Tim Declercq
  - 96 Yves Lampaert
  - 97 Zdenek Stybar
- EF Education-Nippo
  - 101 Alberto Bettiol
  - 102 Stefan Bissegger
  - 103 Sergio Andres Higuita
  - 104 Michael Valgren Andersen
  - 105 Sebastian Langeveld
  - 106 Magnus Cort
  - 107 Thomas Scully
- Groupama-FDJ
  - 111 Arnaud Démare
  - 112 Kevin Geniets
  - 113 Jacopo Guarnieri
  - 114 Ignatas Konovalovas
  - 115 Clément Davy
  - 116 Miles Scotson
  - 117 Ramon Sinkeldam
- Ineos Grenadiers
  - 121 Michał Kwiatkowski
  - 122 Filippo Ganna
  - 123 Tom Pidcock
  - 124 Salvatore Puccio
  - 125 Luke Rowe
  - 126 Ben Swift
  - 127 Dylan van Baarle
- Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux
  - 131 Andrea Pasqualon
  - 132 Aimé De Gendt
  - 133 Jonas Koch
  - 134 Lorenzo Rota
  - 135 Taco Van Der Hoorn
  - 136 Pieter Vanspeybrouck
  - 137 Loic Vliegen
- Israel Start–Up Nation
  - 141 Matthias Brändle
  - 142 Davide Cimolai
  - 143 Alessandro De Marchi
  - 144 Hugo Hofstetter
  - 145 Guy Niv
  - 146 James Piccoli
  - 147 Guy Sagiv
- Lotto Soudal
  - 151 Philippe Gilbert
  - 152 Jasper De Buyst
  - 153 John Degenkolb
  - 154 Caleb Ewan
  - 155 Frederik Frison
  - 156 Roger Kluge
  - 157 Tim Wellens
- Movistar Team
  - 161 Ivan Garcia Cortina
  - 162 Mathias Norsgaard Jorgensen
  - 163 Lluís Guillermo Mas Bonet
  - 164 Nelson Oliveira
  - 165 Gonzalo Serrano
  - 166 Albert Torres
  - 167 Davide Villella
- Team Arkea-Samsic
  - 171 Nacer Bouhanni
  - 172 Warren Barguil
  - 173 Amaury Capiot
  - 174 Daniel McLay
  - 175 Thibault Guernalec
  - 176 Clement Russo
  - 177 Connor Swift
- Team BikeExchange
  - 181 Michael Matthews
  - 182 Luke Durbridge
  - 183 Michael Hepburn
  - 184 Christopher Juul Jensen
  - 185 Alexander Konychev
  - 186 Luka Mezgec
  - 187 Robert Stannard
- Team DSM
  - 191 Søren Kragh Andersen
  - 192 Romain Bardet
  - 193 Romain Combaud
  - 194 Nicolas Roche
  - 195 Casper Pedersen
  - 196 Jasha Sütterlin
  - 197 Martijn Tusveld
- Team Novo Nordisk
  - 201 Sam Brand
  - 202 Brian Kamstra
  - 203 Peter Kusztor
  - 204 David Lozano Riba
  - 205 Andrea Peron
  - 206 Charles Planet
  - 207 Umberto Poli
- Qhubeka NextHash
  - 211 Giacomo Nizzolo
  - 212 Victor Campenaerts
  - 213 Simon Clarke
  - 214 Michael Gogl
  - 215 Bert-Jan Lindeman
  - 216 Emil Nygaard Vinjebo
  - 217 Łukasz Wiśniowski
- Team TotalEnergies
  - 221 Niccolò Bonifazio
  - 222 Edvald Boasson Hagen
  - 223 Lorrenzo Manzin
  - 224 Adrien Petit
  - 225 Julien Simon
  - 226 Niki Terpstra
  - 227 Anthony Turgis
- Trek–Segafredo
  - 231 Vincenzo Nibali
  - 232 Nicola Conci
  - 233 Jacopo Mosca
  - 234 Ryan Mullen
  - 235 Quinn Simmons
  - 236 Toms Skujins
  - 237 Jasper Stuyven
- UAE Team Emirates
  - 241 Alexander Kristoff
  - 242 Sven Erik Bystrøm
  - 243 Alessandro Covi
  - 244 Davide Formolo
  - 245 Fernando Gaviria
  - 246 Maximiliano Ariel Richeze
  - 247 Matteo Trentin

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