Tour of Belgium 2009 - Start List
Start list
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- Geert Steurs
- Maxime Vantomme
- Koos Moerenhout
- Filippo Savini
- Bert De Backer
- Michiel Elijzen
- Thomas Dekker
- Lieuwe Westra
- Steven De Neef
- Ryan Wills
- Mauro Abel Richeze
- Sergio Laganà
- Thomas Degand
- Jeffry Louder
- Dieter Vanthourenhout
- Bernardo Riccio
- Dominique Cornu
- Edwig Cammaerts
- Koen de Kort
- Ken Vanmarcke
- Tiziano Dall'Antonia
- Lars Boom
- Andy Cappelle
- Marco Marcato
- Matthé Pronk
- Johnny Hoogerland
- Sven Vandousselaere
- Klaas Lodewyck
- Kevin Peeters
- Sjef De Wilde
- Sep Vanmarcke
- Johan Vansummeren
- Kenny De Haes
- Damien Timmermans
- Martin Kohler
- Albert Timmer
- Thomas Frei
- Geert Verheyen
- Lukas Kloucek
- Nikolas Maes
- Robbie McEwen
- Cristiano Fumagalli
- Maarten Wynants
- Willem Van Den Eynde
- Cristiano Salerno
- Enrico Zen
- Jean Zen
- Philipp Walsleben
- Dieter Cappelle
- Wim Leemans
- Tom Leezer
- Rudy Rouet
- Jonathan Hivert
- Niels Albert
- Roberto Ferrari
- François Roossens
- Alberto Ongarato
- Lubomir Petrus
- Wilfried Cretskens
- Gregory Joseph
- Thomas Vernaeckt
- Jan Bakelants
- Nick Nuyens
- Klaas Vantornout
- Jim Aernouts
- Radomir Simunek Jr
- Frederik Veuchelen
- Markus Zberg
- Kristof Goddaert
- Kevin De Weert
- Steve Schets
- James Van Landschoot
- Kevin Eeckhout
- Twan van den Brand
- Gianni Denolf
- Jehudi Schoonacker
- Ian Mckissick
- Stijn Vandenbergh
- Mickaël Delage
- Florian Stalder
- Graeme Brown
- Sven Vanthourenhout
- Gert Steegmans
- Kevin Van Impe
- Staf Scheirlinckx
- Sébastien Rosseler
- Tom Veelers
- David Deroo
- Mathieu Criquielion
- Marco Frapporti
- Timothy Vangheel
- Kenny Van Der Schueren
- Stephen Collet
- Björn Leukemans
- Enrico Rossi
- Kenny Terweduwe
- Mathew Hayman
- Vladimir Duma
- Kenneth Van Compernolle
- Tom Van Becelaere
- Mikhaylo Khalilov
- Roy Curvers
- Robert Wagner
- Jonas Van Genechten
- Borut Bozic
- Brent Bookwalter
- Fabio Polazzi
- Maurizio Biondo
- Preben Van Hecke
- Hubert Schwab
- Johan Coenen
- Aart Vierhouten
- Bert Scheirlinckx
- Jan Kuycks
- Claudio Cucinotta
- Alan Marangoni
- Fabio Negri
- Greg Van Avermaet
- Stefan van Dijck
- Timothy Dupont
- Wouter Weylandt
- Guillermo Ruben Bongiorno
- Laszlo Bodrogi
- Jeremy Honorez
- David Boucher
- Rick Flens
- Bert De Waele
- Danilo Napolitano
- Koen Barbe
- Marco Cattaneo
- Alessandro Maserati
- Olivier Pardini
- Federico Canuti
- Mathias Frank
- Filip Meirhaeghe
- Stef Clement
- Steven de Jongh
- Jurgen Roelandts
- Serguei Ivanov
- Geert Omloop
- Diego Nosotti
- Ben Hermans
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