Sixty teams will be at the start of the men’s road race at the World Cycling Championships in Zurich (Switzerland) on Sunday, September 29. The Netherlands of defending champion Mathieu van der Poel will be the best represented with nine riders, while the French team will advance with eight men, including leaders Julian Alaphilippe and David Gaudu.
Favorite to win the rainbow jersey, Tadej Pogacar will be well supported on a very demanding 273 km course: the Slovenian will be able to count on the support of Primoz Roglic, winner of the Vuelta earlier this month. Note that a refugee team is present during this race. Find the complete list of entries and teams for the world cycling championships.
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South Africa
Louis Meintjes, Callum Ormiston.
Algeria
Hamza Mansouri.
Germany
Marco Brenner, Simon Geschke, Florian Lipowitz, Maximilian Schachmann, Georg Steinhauser, Georg Zimmermann.
Australia
Jack Haig, Chris Hamilton, Jai Hindley, Michael Matthews, Ben O’Connor, Nick Schultz, Michael Storer, Jay Vine.
Austria
Tobias Bayer, Felix Gall, Michael Gogl, Felix Großschartner, Sebastian Schönberger, Emanuel Zangerle.
Belgium
Remco Evenepoel, Victor Campenaerts, Tim Wellens, Jasper Stuyven, Tiesj Benoot, Maxim Van Gils, Quinten Hermans, Laurens De Plus.
Bermuda
Kaden Hopkins.
Belize
Cory Williams.
Brazil
Armando Camargo.
Canada
Michael Woods, Guillaume Boivin, Pier-André Côté, Derek Gee.
Chile
Carlos Oyarzun.
China
Xianjing Lyu.
Colombia
Daniel Felipe Martinez, Santiago Buitrago, Harold Tejada, Einer Rubio, Walter Vargas.
Denmark
Mattias Skjelmose, Mads Pedersen, Michael Valgren, Magnus Cort, Mikkel Honoré, Frederik Wandahl, Jakob Fuglsang, Kasper Asgreen.
Ecuador
Jefferson Alexander Cepeda, Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda, Jonathan Caicedo.
Refugee Team
Amir Ansari, Ahmad Wais.
Eritrea
Biniam Girmay, Henok Mulubrhan, Natnael Tesfatsion, Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier, Metkel Eyob, Dawit Yemane.
Spain
Pello Bilbao, Carlos Rodriguez, Juan Ayuso, Mikel Landa, Enric Mas, Alex Aranburu, Roger Adria, Pablo Castrillo.
Estonia
Madis Mihkels, Markus Pajur.
Eswatini
Kwanele Jele.
UNITED STATES
Matteo Jorgenson, Sean Quinn, Brandon McNulty, Magnus Sheffield, Neilson Powless, Quinn Simmons, Kevin Vermaerke, Riley Sheehan.
France
Julian Alaphilippe, Romain Bardet, Julien Bernard, Romain Grégoire, Valentin Madouas, David Gaudu, Rudy Molard, Pavel Sivakov.
Great Britain
Stephen Williams, Mark Donovan, James Knox, Oscar Onley, Thomas Pidcock, Jake Stewart, Adam Yates, Simon Yates.
Guinea-Bissau
Apolinario Ca.
Greece
Georgios Bouglas.
Guatemala
Sergio Chumil.
Honduras
Fredd Matute.
Hungary
Marton Dina, Erik Fetter, Barnabas Peak, Attila Valter.
Ireland
Conn McDunphy, Eddie Dunbar, Ben Healy, Archie Ryan.
Israel
Nadav Raisberg.
Italy
Giovanni Aleotti, Andrea Bagioli, Giulio Ciccone, Marco Frigo, Lorenzo Rota, Antonio Tiberi, Diego Ulissi, Filippo Zana.
Japan
Yukiya Arashiro.
Kazakhstan
Igor Chzhan, Gleb Brussenskiy, Anton Kuzmin, Yevgeniy Fedorov.
Latvia
Alekss Krasts, Emils Liepins, Krists Neilands, Toms Skujins.
Luxembourg
Kevin Geniets, Bob Jungels, Michel Ries, Luc Wirtgen.
Malta
Andrea Mifsud.
Morocco
El Houçaine Sabbahi.
Mauritius
Alexander Mayer.
Mexico
Miguel Diaz, Edgar Cadena, Ulises Castillo, Eder Frayre.
Mongolia
Jambaljamts Sainbayar.
Norway
Tobias Johannessen, Jonas Abrahamsen, Markus Hoelgaard, Tobias Foss, Johannes Staune-Mittet, Andreas Leknessund.
New Zealand
George Bennett, Finn Fischer-Black, Reuben Thompson.
Uzbekistan
Dmitriy Bocharov.
Panama
Roberto Gonzalez.
The Netherlands
Mathieu van der Poel, Oscar Riesebeek, Wilco Kelderman, Bart Lemmen, Frank van den Broek, Daan Hoole, Bauke Mollema, Sam Oomen, Sjoerd Bax.
Poland
Marcin Budzinski, Filip Maciejuk, Rafal Majka, Lukasz Owsian.
Portugal
Afonso Eulalio, Ivo Oliveira, Rui Oliveira, Joao Almeida, Rui Costa, Nelson Oliveira.
Qatar
Fadhel Al Khater
Czech Republic
Michael Boros, Jakob Otruba, Michal Schlegel, Mathias Vacek.
Romania
Iustin-Ioan Vaidian.
Russia (neutral banner)
Aleksandr Vlasov.
Slovakia
Lukas Kubis.
Slovenia
Matevz Govekar, Tadej Pogacar, Primoz Roglic, Matic Zumer, Jan Tratnik, Luka Mezgec, Domen Novak.
Suede
Lucas Eriksson.
Swiss
Marc Hirschi, Silvan Dillier, Johan Jacobs, Mauro Schmid, Yannis Voisard, Stefan Küng.
Thailand
Tullatorn Sosalam.
Ukraine
Kyrylo Tsarenko.
Uruguay
Eric Fagundez, Guillermo Silva.
Vatican
Nothing Schuurhuis.
Venezuela
Leangel Linarez, Anderson Paredes, Francisco Penuela.
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